Hoppers

I mean, at the beginning of the year.

After that, I saw Hoppers.

No, you couldn't pay me to watch

Hoppers.

Dude, the movie's very good.

You would have loved it.

But the point is that there's this negative polarization against the movie already.

compared to something like Wildwood, compared to even something like Hoppers, which had a lot of excitement in its lead up.

So Forgotten Island, I think Forgotten Island can dig out of that.

I just don't see anything that gives me a sense that Hex could do that where, like where Elemental had all the bad reviews coming out of Cannes, but then the people who were watching Elemental right after seeing The Zone of Interest watched it and said,

And I'm like, I'll have to see about that.

And then I still need to check out Hoppers as well, which I'm told I would like because the director of Hoppers was the creator of We Bare Bears, which is a show I really love.

Yes.

i am very excited to get to hoppers on this project uh i try to keep it very very like my excitement contained but like i mentioned in at least every other podcast uh again hoppers my review is it's deranged complimentary

i'm prepared for when we get to hoppers felipe to have a number one that's how much he talks about it

I don't know if it's going to be that high, but I'm very excited.

I'm especially excited for AJ to encounter Hoppers.

But AJ's been... dreading cars too uh let's let's uh uh pivot a little bit into uh the discussion of cars too overall how was it aj you're at exposure therapy

um with uh male in it and that was good What the hell is it called? Oh, yeah.

Hopper.

Hopper.

I

have not seen a Pixar movie since the first Inside Out.

Yeah, they're totally different.

But on the polar opposite, we've got Hoppers, which is a new animated movie.

Goat is still out there.

It was number two last weekend.

It's made $73 million so far.

But Hoppers is from Pixar, who they never get it wrong.

I mean, they're the best.

But this one is the story of a town called Beaverton.