Josh Brolin refuses to believe that Stephen Colbert has ever seen the Gunners: “It’s very unfortunate.”

Looks like Stephen Colbert didn’t complete his homework until his last conversation with Josh Brolin.

Brolin appeared on Thursday’s episode. late show, where he answered quick questions called the Colbert Quiz. One of the questions was, “What do you think happens when we die?” Prompting an audience member to shout out a response, which Brolin then repeated: “Guns never say to die”.

This, of course, is from Brolin’s favorite 1985 cult adventure film. gunies. However, Colbert was confused by the reference and later admitted, “I’ve heard of it. states of animation Film – Never seen.

Brolin apparently thought the presenter was joking and responded with a smile, “Oh come on bro.” However, when Colbert explained that he hadn’t actually seen the Richard Donner director’s film, which also stars Sean Estin, Jeff Cohen, Ke Hui Kwan, and Corey Feldman, Brolin was surprised, asking:Any time? “You are the only one?”

Colbert replied, “I’m a little old,” but Brolin wasn’t satisfied with that reasoning. “There is no ‘too old’ for that states of animation“, outer scope The 54-year-old singer explained. After the actor’s comment that the film deals “from generation to generation” was met with applause, Brolin added of Colbert: “It’s very unfortunate.”

The presenter continued watching the movie and then called the actor, to which Brolin replied, “I have to do this. Literally. ”

Colbert followed up with the question: “Favorite action movie?” But Brolin was not yet ready to execute him. He continued: “Have you never seen states of animation? Გ see jaws? ”

When Colbert said he really saw jawsBrolin argued that both films should be a necessary viewing experience: “You can’t go to ‘Yes, I’ve seen the jaws’ and say, ‘No, I haven’t. states of animation – it’s good?

Finally, Colbert tried to move on and asked if Brolin had seen A. fast and furious The movie that made Brolin laugh and ask, “Why?” It obviously means he had no interest in that franchise.