The rewatchables is brought to by the Ringer podcast network where this guy has not been on

in a long time, Brian Coppaman.

He's very busy.

He's making TV shows, movies. What else are you doing? You're doing a bunch of stuff. You know, I'm just honestly returning your texts. That takes up some time. And it's fun. You had a Knicks run? You had a big Knicks run. you had to divest yourself from emotionally after they beat my team, but then fell apart next round.

You had that?

Yeah. a big Knicks run you had to divest yourself from emotionally after they beat my team, but then fell apart next round. You had that? You know, I didn't anticipate, and I should have. Because, you know what we did this, you already gave me, you basically told me what I saw you like two days before. I was at your house two days before the Knicks lost or something, and you were like, just so you know, this is ending now. And I was like, what do you mean? And you're like, it's going to end now. So I knew.

Well, you'll have Janus. He'll be fine. We are still doing one word movie month. And this is a movie

you and I have talked about for a long time. It's finally happening. 50 year anniversary of this

movie coming out. I think two months ago,

Rollerball is next. In the not too distant future, wars will no longer exist, but there will be

Rollerball. Imagine a world without nations. A few of us making decisions on a global basis.

Controlled by corporations. No sickness, no needs and many luxuries.

A society that has abolished love and hate,

aggression and individuality.

And replaced them with the most fantastic entertainment of all time.

Televised to 2 billion hypnotized viewers.

It is more than a game.

It is Rollerball.

James Cahn, John Hausman, Rollerboard, Rated Orr.

This episode of The Rwatchables is presented by Prime.

You listen to this podcast for the movie talk.

So let's set the scene.

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