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The video begins with a casual and humorous discussion between two hosts regarding their recent experiences returning to filming for the Barbarian series in India. One host notes that while he initially worried about being ready by August after only three weeks of preparation, the process turned out to be easier than anticipated. The conversation quickly shifts to historical accuracy within religious contexts, specifically focusing on the name "Jesus." The speaker explains that during his personal deconstruction and research into faith, he discovered that Jesus was not called "Jesus" in the first century but rather "Yeshua," a transliteration of an Aramaic name that became associated with the Greek form much later. When this fact was shared on social media, it sparked vitriolic reactions from people who preferred to cling to traditional narratives for security rather than accept historical truths that might make them feel uncertain. The dialogue then transitions into a lighthearted exchange about personal boundaries and humor, touching upon sensitive topics like sexuality with jokes designed to diffuse tension while maintaining the show's comedic tone. The hosts introduce their upcoming project, *It's a Medical Miracle*, noting its quirky title which they admit sounds unusual but might be effective for marketing purposes due to its memorability. They discuss how working titles are often used during production and post-production phases in India to avoid spoilers or confusion on location before the final name is chosen by producers and marketers. This leads into an interesting exploration of film history, where the hosts list several famous movies that underwent significant title changes from their original concepts, such as *Alien* being called "Starbeast" or *Pretty Woman* originally titled "3000." The segment concludes with a deep dive into why certain movie titles are changed to improve marketability and clarity for audiences. The hosts contrast the generic nature of *It's a Medical Miracle* with more evocative original names like *Tonight He Comes*, which was eventually replaced by the Will Smith film title, or *Field of Dreams*, which started as "Shoeless Joe." They emphasize that while some titles like *Rocky* remained unchanged because they were integral to the story from the start, others needed rebranding to convey genre expectations effectively. The hosts express excitement for seeing more details about their new project in an upcoming trailer and invite viewers to share their thoughts on whether the title should be changed before the film's release later that year.
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How how hard is it to get back into barbarian? >> So, it's hard, man. I mean, it Oh, >> sorry. I heard the first part. >> Not your wiener. >> I heard the first part. Um, interestingly, >> sometimes probably easier. >> Not not as challenging as I thought it was going to be. When I went first back into it, which would have been back in June, I thought, [snorts] am I even going to be ready for this by August? in three weeks I was back. So, um, >> has it has it evolved? >> It has >> like your performance or the the >> Well, here's something here's something >> all these iterations. >> Yes. One of the one of the changes which is a small change, but for a lot of people it's a big change and I actually made a comment on an Instagram post about this and boy oh boy did people lose their ever loving mind. >> Nice. um any any reference um because he's named probably four or five times uh when Peter's talking about Jesus, Peter tool. >> Yes. >> One of the 12 disciples. >> Yes. >> Or apostles we should say. Um, in the midst of my own personal deconstruction of things faith-wise and spiritualitywise, um, a very interesting fact is that if you had called him Jesus back in the day, he wouldn't have answered. >> Yeah. >> His name was not Jesus. His name was Yeshua. >> Yeah. >> Well, this takes place in 64 AD. The name Jesus wasn't used until the 17th century, and it's a transliteration of a Greek transliteration of the name Yeshua. So it's actually you know two generations removed. So as I was looking at it after having seven years one of the things I noticed among I was happy a lot of the stuff I mean everything else I looked at I'm like dang I did really good homework that's all accurate. That was one thing that every time I was getting to it I'm like that's not what Peter would have called him. That's not what Peter would have called him. >> Granted he wouldn't spoke in English either. >> Uh true he wouldn't have spoken English. Um, but I've been going back and forth on that and I happened to mention that on a Instagram post. I happened to mention um his name was not Jesus. >> Yeah. >> What do you think the response was from some folks? >> Good. >> No. >> Ah. >> Quite quite quite vitriolic, hatefilled. >> Nice. to the point of me uh saying it's amazing how many people are willing to just cling to a lie because it makes them feel secure rather than accept truth that actually causes them to feel a little bit unsecure because they just >> name yeah about the name because you know the name right. >> So all I said was he wasn't called Jesus back then he was called Yeshua. >> Yeah. And everybody, one of the responses was, "Oh, yeah. Well, Mary named him Jesus." >> She didn't speak English. >> Don't say that. [laughter] Don't even get it. The post was about how Jesus didn't look like this. Jesus didn't look like this. It was all about the blondhaired, blue-eyed Jesus's. >> The best Jesus. >> Yeah. So, yeah. But other than that, no. Everything else is is spot on. But I'm still, even this morning, I was debating if I change it to Yeshua, there's going to be a lot of people who get bent out of shape. And do I want that to be a distraction from the show? Did you add that gay scene in there? >> Oh, it's my favorite part. Good. The biggest, the baddest, wackiest, [music] funniest, filmiest show on Earth. [music] >> Yeah. Hey, welcome back to St. Core. I'm gay. You can follow us on Instagram, Twitter. Our juicy content follow when uh Peter and uh uh >> Oh, yeah. And >> you know, that's an actual thing. There's an actual story about that as with the disciples. Well, let's just face it. All boys growing up do gay things. >> Not me. Never done one gay thing or thought anything gay. >> Lies and propaganda. >> Especially not about regular masturbated wiener. >> Ever masturbated? >> No, I've never touched myself. >> Lies. >> I don't even know what it feels like. >> Every time I urinate, I just stand there. [laughter] It gets messy. >> Don't even wash. I just let the water drip down. >> Anyways, >> you're welcome everybody. >> Welcome back. We got a uh >> and all that with a Tom and Jerry t-shirt on. Yeah, we got a I think this is a new Malleum trailer. It's called uh It's a Medical Miracle. >> The movie's called It's a Medical Miracle. >> Uh okay. Well, see that this sounds like a dumb name for a movie. Uh >> it's a medical miracle. >> Why wouldn't you just call it medical or miracle or medical or >> It's a medical miracle. >> A medical miracle sounds like a weird name for a movie. >> Yeah. Have you seen It's a medical miracle. >> Granted, we haven't seen the trailer yet, so maybe it true. It might be perfect. Maybe it maybe it fits. So, here we go. What did we just see? Super [screaming] nice. a summon power or not. >> Is Molly didn't give you any? Yeah, >> it didn't give you a lot. >> Quite confused. >> Uh it's so it looks like he might have some type of superpower almost, but it's >> n I didn't get that one bit. >> Um it's [laughter] still a weird title for me though. Obviously, I'm under I understand what they're saying. It's just >> of all the names to come up with, you're like, >> "You're gonna remember it though." >> Yeah, that's true. >> Yeah. You're gonna remember it. >> Yeah. >> There's probably a marketing ploy behind that. >> Yeah. It's like that movie Your mom's a hooker. >> Yeah. >> Never forget that title. >> That's just a fact. >> Yeah. >> Um Yeah. We saw that main guy just recently in something. Um >> uh it looks like I mean it looked like very Malam original in terms of it's going to be a really original story and it doesn't come out till September it says. So, we got a lot a lot of time >> and we'll get a trailer that gives us more story. Teasers are not >> typically teasers don't give you any story. They just give you an idea. Yes. Especially Mala. Just give you an idea. >> So, love to give you that. Uh, I'm interested uh looking forward to seeing more. >> I'm not interested in the prospect that he has enhanced hearing that allows him to hear mouth sounds more intensely because that will send me into an instant >> I will just >> start punching people. Um it I mean it's kind of similar obviously he >> um had the enhance not the enhanced hearing but the the voice in his head >> the voice in his head >> that um >> who did I just watch that with >> Luke. I watched it with Luke. >> Yeah. >> A week or two ago. >> Obama out. >> Yeah. I watched that with Luke and he loved it. I thought it was really good. >> Yeah. I It'll be interesting to see because I mean clearly he can differentiate between sounds. It's not just this inundation of noise. And I don't know how that works as a story line, but they'll show us a little bit more in the trailer. [snorts] >> I feel like >> especially when there was something else. They took us to a little girl who is down in the pipe for 9 hours. I guess that has something to do with it. We'll find out when the trailer comes out. >> Uh oh, he was in Mollywood Times, but not the main guy. He was one of the supporting. So that was the most recent thing that we saw him in that I that I recognized. >> I've seen him in something else. Thunder. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, >> that's it. >> Thunder mom. We're speaking of um >> Thudoram. >> I called it Thunder. >> Uh and a couple other things I think that we've seen them in. Um that was >> we're talking about Sanit Prattab. >> Sorry, I I assume you guys know who I'm talking about. [laughter] Um yeah, it's still that's >> the title still. I've always wanted to um sit in on those meetings of because sometimes it's just a name that it naturally comes, >> right? >> It's just it naturally flows out. You have it from the first time you're writing it of this is the title of my movie. Yeah. >> And it's perfect, >> right? And then other times I want to know I want to sit down in the meetings and it's probably multiple meetings over the length of shooting and writing and >> right >> uh post-production >> of between producers and marketing and and and the creative people of the name of this movie >> cuz like was everything all at once the the >> always >> right and obviously what we'll do and I'm sure they do it in India as well is they'll have something called a working title >> that it's so that people don't know, especially when they're filming on location. They put up signs to what's filming and they don't want to use the name of the film because people couldn't know that. So, they just have a working title. But, I would love to know that'd be a great deep dive about the history of movie names and did they start like for one that I know was what it was from the get-go and was never changed. Rocky. >> Oh, yeah. >> And when it's based on other material like The Godfather was based on Mario Puzo's book, so they didn't change the title because it's already the title of a book. Same thing with the Lord of the Rings things. But when it's an original story of some kind, it is interesting to know. >> You typically want it to be not very convoluted in length. >> Yeah. Like was My big fat Greek wedding always the title? >> Yeah, that's a good one though. >> You know, that started as a one one woman show at the Hudson Theater. >> Did it really? >> That's where Tom Hanks and his wife saw it. >> Nice. >> Was that the Hudson? >> Uh, no. But that's a I feel like that's a really good name because >> Yeah. >> It's one It's funny. >> It's funny and it's memorable. Yeah, big fat Greek Greek wedding. What's this about? >> Yeah. >> A medical miracle. There's at least without seeing the movie, there's nothing memorable in that title, >> right? >> Outside of the fact that that's a weird name. It's >> right. My Big Fat Greek Wedding immediately gives you a sense of this is going to be a comedy. >> Yeah, >> it's a medical miracle. Could be >> Yeah, >> could be anything. >> Maybe. Does it have a Molly Alum? >> It's got to be. >> Does it have a Molly Alam name? The Molly Alam title has got to be something that >> I think it does. I bet it does. >> Yeah, it's got to be. The title's got to be It's just in English. It doesn't roll. That's the closest translation to the actual title of the film. And y'all know better than we do. You Molly Alley's >> uh >> you know who you are. Pretty Women was originally titled 3000. >> Was it really? You're joking. >> That's what it says. >> Really? >> Scream. >> What the heck? >> Was originally titled Scary Movie. >> Well, it was another scary movie. >> Yeah. Return of the Jedi was originally titled Revenge of the Jedi. >> Barbarian was originally titled Fishers of Men. >> Yeah, I remember you did that. >> Yeah. >> Uh Alien was Starbeast. [laughter] That's a good change. >> Wow, that's a really good change. >> Aliens way stronger than Starbeast. >> Starbeast sounds like a freaking old 1980s camp sci-fi movie. >> Uh, originally uh Field of Dreams, >> starring Kurt Russell. >> Field Field of Dreams, originally titled Shoeless Joe. >> Yeah. [laughter] No, not a good title. You know what a lot of people said was a bad title and a lot of people didn't see it be and I kind of agree. M >> it makes sense when you know the story, but not a good title was Cinderella Man. >> Yeah, I could see that >> because that doesn't convey anything about it being a story about a boxer, >> but that was his nickname. His nickname was the Cinderella Man. >> Yeah. When you have something like that, >> but it's not widely known. Nobody knew who this guy was. >> This is not about Cinderella. >> No. So, if you're just looking it up, Cinderella man, what is this? A guy who wants to turn into Cinderella. >> Hancock the Will Smith movie was originally titled Tonight He Comes. >> [laughter] >> That would have been better. >> Tonight he comes. >> That would [laughter] have been better. >> Oh my word. That's terrible. >> Yeah. Great deep dive. You can go on on that. >> Um that's funny. Um >> yeah. Yeah. >> Jaws was originally called It'll eat your ass. And you know, he needed to make it a >> The marketing side of uh movies [snorts] is so marketing side of anything in general is so interesting because they have to frame certain That's why Mad Men is such a great show. You know what it's about? I do. There it's an ad agency and and for cigarettes. >> For cigarettes. Yeah. >> Um but I've I've not seen it and I know I need to I need I need to >> remind us I know and we've been talking about it a long time. Valerie's been telling us we should watch it. So I'm going to put it on my >> brilliant show. Um >> madman. >> I haven't watched it since it originally came on. >> I remember everybody was talking about it. It was such a great show. It >> is a great show. It's it's HBO, right? Uh, so anyways, uh, let us know, uh, what you think they should change your medical miracle down below. >> The biggest, the [music] baddest, wackiest, funniest, filmiest show on earth.