Dutch angle

there you go.

So now when you watch that movie, it's so comic book adjacent, like a lot of canted angles, Dutch angles, like sideways, a lot of weird push-ins, a lot of fast action.

And you can see if you watch Evil Dead 1 and 2 or Army of Darkness, just his early movies with Spider-Man, it's basically the same movie.

It's just now they're superheroes and there's not demons and stuff.

Mm-hmm.

[laughs] Or as Trey said, Dutch angle.

Like, this- Oh ... could just be called Dutch Angle: The Movie.

Like, there are so many Batman villain lairs, uh- [laughs] ...

in Chamberlain, Maine.

I was unaware that just the Penguin also walks the halls- I- ... of that high school ...

I think what he was trying to do, and I'm not even trying to be generous here, I think he was like, "Okay, we're gonna get, like, the major Dutch, Dutch angle.

Like, the most angled Dutch angle is gonna be at the end, and I'm gonna build up to it as the movie goes on." So it's like we start the film- Like baby Dutch angles? [laughs] Yeah, with these like, where, where the film is off-angle just by a little bit, and then I feel like it just gets more and more angled as the film goes on.