Michael Cera and Michael Angarano break down the nostalgic wrestling scene from 'Sacramento'

I watched the screener over the weekend

and it's actually kind of funny because my wife and I are also in the midst of a rewatch of Rest of Development and Will and Grace

So, yeah, it was kind of meta and surreal. Kind of interesting to think that these two characters

those two characters do end up together somehow. When we were that age

Right, right. Want to go to Sacramento? Unplanned, long drive to a city I have no desire to be in

Sounds fun. My dad died. Got to scatter his ashes. This is the perfect opportunity for you to reconnect

Sounds like you're gonna miss me. That's your dad. Going away for the weekend. We get to do whatever we want

As soon as you guys get into that gym and see the ring. Oh

Oh, I should stop him. Woo! What you did is exactly what I would do

I would immediately run into the ring and start doing old school wrestling. Bounce off the rope. Yeah. Yeah

Though there was some nice. Was it choreographed or did you guys just mess around How did that get shot We sort of just put it together as we went Kind kind of plotted through a version of it and then gave it a shape We committed to that so we could actually shoot Yeah

There was a stunt coordinator present, but it was just nice that it needed to feel very organic

and not professional at all. So it wasn't like we don't want to hear the right way to do something

It was just sort of like what these guys would naturally do. It felt that way. It felt like

when I got in the ring with friends of mine it was sort of like, oh cool, you guys actually

nailed that move, but also like No, you didn't. Right. And ending on that macho man on the top

rope, jumping off and completely whiffing it was really great. It was just born out of that idea

that these guys would wrestle in their parents' face and take matches. We did that all the time, me and my cousins and stuff

To your pop, then to us