0:00 [Music] So, um, you know, director Robert Rodriguez. So, he's got, um, John Malovich in this movie that he made. And as you can see here, in 2015, they completed a film that no one alive today is ever going to see. It's titled 100 Years, and the project is scheduled for release November 18, 215. >> What the >> Hell yeah. Isn't that interesting? That's tight. We be all dead. >> Exactly. That's That's not fair. Oh, it's not fair. >> What's the point of him making a movie that he's going to die >> before? >> It's probably like a time capsule. >> Yeah. It's like the artistic expression, >> but he doesn't get to >> Well, he's seen it. >> No, he doesn't see people's reaction. He doesn't get a chance to see people's reaction, which is the point of art,
0:50 right? >> Well, I think that is what makes it that is what makes it profound is that like, you know, he's making this thing that he'll never feel the glory of. >> Yeah. Some art is just expressive and not necessarily about >> and that's what we do with our videos, right? >> Maintain >> unlisted ones. >> So, we've already been doing this, so I think it's kind of old news. >> No, we do. He does 100 years. We do 100 days. >> Yeah. I I wonder if the footage or any of that would get lost by the time it happens cuz the people that's supposed to keep it going are going to die. >> Well, dude, think about think about I have a bunch of old DVDs I can't even play anymore cuz I don't have a DVD player in my house. >> Yeah. A >> they're not even going to have projections or any of that stuff in the future. You know, >> the interesting part is that they're selling. So, it says just a thousand metal admission tickets were issued intended to be passed down through families until the premiere. Isn't that
1:40 crazy? >> Yeah. >> How do you remember that your family has a movie ticket to this guy's thing? >> Well, that's probably why it's metal. So, it's supposed to be like a heirloom, right? Like you have to like >> You only got to wait what, like one generation. >> That should be like silver or gold. >> Yeah. Care about it. Imagine you gota you gota plug in a dongle for like a hundredy old ago movie. >> Several dongles. >> Yeah. Like a daisy chain of dongles. >> Yeah. Damn. >> So, does that mean Wait, will our kids be able or our grandkids will be able to see it? >> Our kids will be able to see it if they're like old. >> There's no way. I mean, >> like when they're old, when they're grandparents, that's 90 years. That's two gens practically. >> Two gens. >> Ta's kids. >> Ta. Ta can't even see it. Yeah. >> Unless he's like 98. >> It's a It's sealed inside a high-tech vault programmed to unlock exactly 100
2:31 years after production wraps. >> Yeah. But what if it runs out of battery and ████ cuz no one's maintaining it. >> Yeah. ████ rat shoot the power cord. >> Yeah. >> So they're all Let's just watch it. >> The funnier thing is what if it's just a ████ movie? >> Yeah. That would be crazy. >> I mean that's what he's known to make. >> It's a long wait for >> Right. He made what? like machete or whatever that like I mean he makes that those kind of movies. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Cult cult kind of films. Yeah. >> Yeah. That like not everyone's going to like it but then a few people will love it kind of movies. Yeah. >> I mean it's really interesting marketing says it's in partnership with Louis VI cognac which takes to mature. Like that's kind of tight. >> Do you think that he's he has a bunch of like people texting in the movie and all kinds of stuff that we do today just to really rub in like >> just to really date it? Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Well, I mean, if this is a an image from
3:23 the actual movie, >> I don't know if it is. >> Like, my favorite thing for Back to the Future 2 is they pictured like in 2015, everyone's going to have a fax machine in every room of their house. >> Yeah. >> Right. >> It's like little things to spit out paper. Yeah. If you get a fax, every room gets a >> Every room gets a fax. Soird, right? And now in the future, like nobody even knows what the hell a fax machine is. >> No one even knows. Yeah. or that you would talk to like like phone calls through the TV and VR and all this extra ████ but not actually have a phone. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. There was a bunch of cool predictions in that movie that are like really hilarious. Also, the fact that nobody has mobile devices is >> pretty funny. >> Yeah. >> They had cell phones back then, like the car phones and like Yeah. >> Yeah. >> But I didn't think the technology was going to merge that way. >> Yeah. Yeah. Well, it's just like when you look at 1950s predictions, they just
4:13 make 1950s cars but in the air, >> you're like the style stayed the same. >> Yeah. It's like the Jetsons. >> Yeah, >> right. And everybody's white all the time. >> That was tight. >> I know. >> Yeah. You're pretty sad about that. >> Yeah, I was sad about that. >> This is funny. >> Everyone's going to be a shade of caramel. >> All for an IMDb rating of 6.1. >> Lit. Lit. >> Hackers, do your job. You know what movie though is actually predicting the future correctly is Idiocracy. >> Oh yeah, that's doing >> scary how accurate they are. >> Yeah, it's doing good. >> Is it Fast and Furious 200? >> Imagine not be able to find the right device. Yeah, it's basically the same as waiting for a second season of any show on Netflix. >> What do you guys think would happen in a 100 years? >> Well, this is interesting. They said in a 100 years everything in the film will
5:03 be offensive. >> That's hella funny. Damn, >> it's getting even more >> like even just saying hi will be like whoa they said that like what >> they didn't ask for consent to greet. >> Yeah. You know what you ask? >> Yeah. So what would what do you guys think will happen in a 100 years? Cuz that's how you make money. You make money by predicting and being right and getting in early. >> You think we're going to be inhabited on Mars in 100 years? >> We better be. >> That's the whole goal, right? >> 100. >> I think by 100 100 years we'll be on Mars for sure. Well, judging by birth rate problems in a 100 years, you can safely predict like axis of power shifting. >> Oh, right. Like India and China being top dog. >> Also, the whole world could be smoked by the >> the nuclear wars. >> Yeah, we don't know. >> Unless aliens actually diffused all of the nukes and then they made sure that we can't kill each other.
5:53 >> Very likely. >> It's 2025. 100 years ago is 1925. What was that? What was that gap? And then maybe we could try to like go what is the gap from here to there. >> They didn't have tech advances like we did that's exponential. So like right now >> they had the industrial revolution at that time, right? >> Well, not like um how our gap is. So they had their exponential growth, but it's basically way it's like horse to car. >> It looks linear compared to ours. Ours is expon gangster back then. So art, you know, um the the Ray Kerswell. >> Yeah. >> He's like a uh inventor >> and a synthesized inventor, all that, but he he wrote all these things >> um about what's going to happen in the future. One of the things is how we're merging with tech and it's happening. But he said this in the '9s, like we're going to be like Robocop, like bionic
6:45 people. >> I think that's a cool possibility. Yeah. >> Like brain implants, all that. I think we'll definitely have way more perfection in DNA and like uh you know like when when how they're like oh now Japanese scientists have figured out a way to take away Down syndrome forever. Yeah. >> Like I think there's going to be that stuff. I still don't think in 100 years it'll be accessible to everyone. >> Yeah. Like immortality is only for the rich. >> Yeah. Or or who knows what stipulation they'll put. Maybe it's >> I don't know because everyone has phones now. >> Yeah. But that's phones. >> But I think but phones are if you think about it like it's a crazy thing. Like we're living so much better than the Kings used to live and all that kind of stuff. Like every home in America pretty much has AC. >> Yeah. >> Like even apartments like in in like low-income communities have AC and fridges. >> We have more luxuries than a 1920s billionaire. >> Right. >> Even a homeless guy has phones
7:35 >> and we can talk to people from the we right we could talk to people from the other side of the world on and look at their face. Like I just and that's accessible to so many people. I just think that it will be more like there'll be cheap versions of it obviously >> for sure. Yeah. >> But yeah, I think it'll be accessible >> like a cheap version of organ harvesting, >> right? Legit. >> There's no It doesn't seem like there's anything like if everyone has a phone that's a great tool for them to make more money off you, too. But if they just give you ████ perfect health, what are they gaining? >> I assume in your brain, dude. >> It's true. >> That's a sad one. Ads in your brain. >> In your brain. I I assume once we get to more like fusion with technology, uh we're going to have like a perceived democracy, but we're going to have way less freedoms in a 100 years. >> Do you think government will be uh like more global or do you think it's going
8:25 to be even more split up? >> I think it'll be more global. >> Oh wow. >> One world government. >> Yeah, >> that's the plan, you know. But then how did like the weird thing is that when you look at the growing number of like religious rule and how it conflicts which one's going to be the dominant one? >> Well, see that's when you start introducing like with with the new world order, you have to introduce like a different enemy like aliens or whatever. Oh, >> the whole point of us getting primed for that or like Mars or the conversation of like there now NASA just came out there is microbial life on Mars or there was like there's actually like interplanetary species type stuff and it's like okay well once we get really used to it and then there's like a giant threat like have you guys been watching Invasion on Apple Apple TV Plus? >> All right, it's in its third season that's season 3 just came out. That's really really fun. But just the idea of
9:16 the second there's an alien hostile kind of like entity now the whole world is in a new world order that's like totally like there there's like I forget what the threeletter ████ agency is called but it's like the global coalition and it's like you just accept it like we're the human species is one nation but then that also means that there's way more of a totalitarian >> like infrastructure. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> It's like you have to like the militarized zones are like everything needs to just follow kind of like a global martial law at all times. >> But it makes sense for our safety, right? >> Yeah. Yeah, I guess so. >> Sounds scary. >> I just want time travel to happen. >> Why? Cuz I want to observe history. >> Oh, but like like what was that one kid show where like you get to go back in
10:06 time and then you get to like be in it. I forgot that ████ >> Magic School Bus. Magic school bus. >> They don't back in time your intestines. >> No, they they shrink the >> butthole. I saw her try through intestines. >> No, like they go through different like eras and ████ but I don't know. I feel like the '90s had a lot of this stuff, >> but like Yeah, imagine just being able to like >> go anywhere and you can see how it really was. >> Like is what we're learning in history like how it really was at the time? That's what I want. I want to see that ████ It would be like staggeringly different. >> Like I want to go back to ████ back in the samurai era and ████ and then see all these 4 foot warriors and then they're all like fighting and ████ and I'm all that's not even how they really fought like what they taught us, you know? Like >> what'll really happen is you'll you'll you'll all this build up and you show up
10:57 in like blue jeans and a careful boy shirt and they just kill your ass. You get merckked instantly. >> I want to be invisible. Like I'm a I'm like I'm like a ghost. >> You just want to be an observer. >> Yeah, dude. I don't want to be like contagioning like getting the ████ black plague or I don't want to be getting that. >> Yeah, you would die pretty quickly. I just want to go >> water and you die. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. You better not get thirsty. >> Yeah. >> Better bring a lot of diet coke with you. >> Tapeworm and ████ >> Yeah. >> So, you just want to be able to like stick your head in and look. >> Yeah. >> Okay. At like certain vital moments of history. >> Yeah. Like what if our sink we could fill it up with water and we just stick our head in and open up our eyes and then we can see like water >> popping out of a lake. Yeah, you could see what's going on in that. >> You realize that that's probably what aliens is, right? >> Yeah, >> probably. >> That'll be cool. >> Aliens or time travelers? >> Probably. In my opin I think it's probably interdimensional time travelers
11:48 who are just observing like you say. >> Let's say you see it. Then what happens? >> You're like, cool. That's what they want. >> News. >> That's right. >> And then you just sound like a nut. >> But you're the only one that can time travel. No, everybody can. So we could be like, "Hey, hey, let's lock in to 348 BC because I want to know what really happened at the with the Sphinx." And then you'll be like, "All right." And then we go there and we're like, "Oh, that's way better than Chad GBT." >> See, I would do my show would be we go back in time and just see if the chicks were hot. >> I don't think so. I already know because the old pictures they're >> Yeah, but I don't know. >> Dude, they look gross. >> Like do you think like let's see if Cleopatra was actually hot cuz everyone was like willing to do wars. I'm down with the 70s. >> Yeah, we know what they look like. They're hot. >> They're hot. But we have pictures of that. >> There's no pictures of Cleopatra or nothing. >> It's true.
12:38 >> Jonah Varc. Was she actually kind of lesbian a little bit? We can We could see that. >> And then she always got a titty out though in the paintings. That's what I like. >> That's what I want to see. Were they big? >> She got one titty out all the time. Would you want to time travel to the future and watch this movie? >> Yeah. Probably not, dude. I'd be >> the future. >> I'd want to see if women in the future are hot. >> I want the past. Imagine having this power going to the future to watch a movie from the past about the future. >> Yeah. I don't know about that. I don't know about that. >> Thirsty. >> Imagine if everyone can do it. No one would care what you have to say about it. >> You know what I think? You know what I do think about this though? I think that Robert Rodriguez just like pocketed a bunch of cash from Crown Royale or whatever he's working with >> and there is no movie. >> And there's no movie. >> Whoa. >> He shoots some stills with John Malovich. Nobody's going to know. 100 years from now,
13:28 >> it just goes gotcha, >> right? Or he has it's just like to John Malkovich opens with John Malkovich real quick and it just cuts to those two turtles ████ >> the ultimate rug pull. 100 years of that be tight.
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