Old

Yeah.

Like that movie Old.

Like you're watching it and you're like, what the fuck is this? I fuck with

Old.

So do I. I fuck with Old a little bit too.

He's a better director than he is a writer.

I feel like I wish he would do Tim Burton.

It's really for a gambling movie.

Oh, dear.

So I guess if I were to pick a film just off the top of my head, and by off the top of my head, I mean after searching for 10 minutes to no avail, I'd probably pick Old.

I knew it.

Yeah, I'd pick Old.

I like Old.

I know a lot of people hate it.

I think it's so fucking funny.

The first thing that comes to my mind is The Hills Have Eyes.

Not a horror film, but if anyone wants to watch it, Old.

Recommend it.

Did you like Old? I did, actually.

I thought it was better from Shyamalan.

Yeah.

What else are we giving? We're giving old but look so young.

Oh my God, were they in the M.

Night Shyamalan movie Old? No.

No.

They got off that island without getting knocked up in the tent by another child.

And yeah, I'm always talking about the movie Old.

I don't even know the premise of this movie.

Man, M.

yeah

he's obviously he's been in like loads of stuff he's been in like the movie Old that was that M.

Night Shyamalan movie he's done some Netflix stuff but yeah this is definitely going to be his breakout role but The two of them, the chemistry's unreal, the performances are great.

I love what Kyle Chandler's doing with Hal, because even within this DCU, obviously it's fresh and new, but we got introduced to Guy Gardner, who comes across very douchey in comparison, but even Hal's character seems so jaded.

But the one thing that intrigued me in this episode is when we get to the end, obviously skipping to the end and stuff like that, he seemed very dismissive of putting on the suit that you want me to bring the suit over and he's like yeah bring me the suit over once you can tell me how I'm gonna pee in it like it was such a disparaging kind of like throw away comment and stuff but he put it on to go see Sinestro

And this week it's going to be very helpful because I'm doing the PlayStation Blackout.

Fuck PlayStation.

So I'll get to watch lots of movies and stuff like that.

He's actually shot for M.

Night Shyamalan, Glass, Old.

And then he also shot Sasquatch Sunset, which I fucking hated.

But, you know, it is it is what it is.

And she also cropped up in Nashville.

That's a country western ABC drama series.

But many will know her recently for My Old Ass, which really didn't go anywhere.

And it's such a sweet, wonderful, endearing film with Aubrey Plaza.

And he was in

Old, the M.

Night Shyamalan

movie.

Where times it was really good, other times it was not.

But I did really like Maisy Stella, and I also really loved her in the Aubrey Plaza film, "My Old Ass." I think she's great in it.

And I also kind of love that there's this low-key sapphic subplot happening.

I'm very much here for that.

And I, I will say, I, I, I will-- I, you know, I like the cinematographer that he, that he collaborates with, um, since, um, "It Follows," uh, Michael Gioulakis.

He collaborated also with M.

Night Shyamalan on, uh, "Glass," "Split," and "Old," and Jordan Peele on "Us," and most recently in, uh, "The Piano Lesson" as well by, by Malcolm Washington.

All of these movies I think are really great looking.

Yeah.

I didn't see the last one, uh, Old or whatever.

It's fine.

Is it called Old?

It's good.

Okay.