A Tale of Two Cities

He's like, I'm gonna make a movie about this, but then he'll meet someone else who has something else interesting going on, and then he just follows them for a little bit.

I think that style suits itself a bit better to the 30-minute segments that we get in his show because this this one does kind of just feel like an elongated episode from his series um but if you are a john wilson fan then you already know this is a must watch um i found it highly entertaining so but definitely not for everyone maybe watch an episode of his show first see if that's uh at all your kind of thing and then go from there

I mean, did you feel like, oh, I didn't know this about Hallmark movies? Or did you feel like that was like somebody who's not in the world? Did you feel like that was sort of insightful or telling or?

Yeah, but again, that feels like such a small part of this film, right? Because I feel like he goes to that workshop, and I think he's mainly doing it for kicks and giggles.

And it stars Robert Pattinson, Merritt Weaver, and Skylar Gisondo.

So this movie is basically about...

So the Takashi Predator series had been on Dateline and then they make it part of the primetime lineup.

And it's competing up against Lost.

Okay.

Is it A Tale of Two Cities?

No.

Oh.

Wow, okay.

Uh.

Uh, well, I was, like, browsing last night trying to find something to watch, and I came across A Tale of Two Cities, which surely you've read the book.

"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times."

Love you.

So Kit Harington is in the latest version of A Tale of Two Cities, which is on MGM+.

So he's promoting it on the Today Show, and of course-

Mm-hmm