this is kind of like the, the sequel to Terminator Vault in a way.

Very much.

Uh, in, in, in a sense, uh, that's almost like the blueprint, you know, for, for what we're gonna do.

Um, it was kind of, it was there in my head.

Obviously, when, when we were doing Aliens, and when you're inside these documentaries, you're kind of, they're a bit all-consuming, so you daren't think about anything else.

And Aliens was my first doc, so it really took over, so I didn't dare think about other things.

But obviously there, there is a little part of your brain that's going, "Well, if this works..." And especially once we got Cameron onto the Aliens doc, then my brain started to go, "Well, hold on.

So, so when you were working on Jaws, how come it turned into Explored? What's the difference between Explored and Expanded?

How significant is that for the LNG market going forward?

Well, it's significant going forward, but I think this situation is already baked into the expectations, certainly on the buyer side.

I think we really should be expecting that sort of the back and forth that we're seeing right now is something that's going to continue.

And buyers, if they're not already expecting it, should be expecting much more of this over the next at least six months, if not more.

And we've already seen over the course of the war that buyers have been adapting to the situation and sort of finding their way around using more coal or finding diverse suppliers and rationing gas and allocating it domestically and and getting around to this shortfall.

And so I think the day to day is probably a little bit less important right now as your buyers are really getting used to what's going on.

I think the bigger and more interesting question actually is, In the coming year, year and a half, up to two years is the additional non-Gulf supply that will be forthcoming that will really start to offset what is missing from the Gulf.

So, you know, what is the situation for Europe as we go forward as well in terms of, you know, its gas storage outlook for the months ahead? And again, will it be, do you see, you know, it competing with China as well?

You know, do you have any, any thoughts on that?

Yeah.

You can describe Jaws as a film about instinct.

Now it's obviously the instinct of an apex predator coming to eat, you know, to fulfill its biological function.

It is the instinct of, of Sid Sheinberg and Zanuck and Brown that something is in the water.

You know, again, puns aside, there is a change in Hollywood that they're just beginning to tune into.

The new Hollywood is run out of steam.

So,

Don't hurt me.

Yeah.

And, but yes, we, you know, outrage seems to be the, you know, obviously the fuel of a lot of what happens in social media.

So you have to take a degree of it with a degree of salt, but yeah, You know, I think what's fascinating about Christopher Nolan is he almost breaks the rules of what we expect.

Is that Christopher Nolan is an intellectual.

He is...

He's hard to place in terms of kind of popular terms.

A stellar sort of ensemble cast, you know, with Morgan Freeman.