The Ballad of Wallis Island

No.

You should really watch The Ballad of Wallace Island.

Okay.

It's so good.

I'm your host, Nick Bambach.

Joining me are two returning guests, uh, both good friends who are meet each other for the first time virtually, which is always exciting when we can get two people together that I think would have wonderful chemistry, just like, you know, the two brothers we're gonna talk about in this movie, when it works for them.

Uh, first up, we're gonna go with John.

John, how are you doing tonight?

Uh, but thank you, John.

And last but certainly not least, we got Mike Drew, who is, uh, in the Zoom room.

He's been on episodes for, uh, Warrant, uh, and then several movie talk episodes with our friends on the EETF podcast as well.

Almost too many to name, so I didn't want to dare to even mention any of them.

And I think that makes a, uh, that's quite a big deal for me.

So there might be fewer The Ballad of Wallace Island and Ry Lanes-

Yeah

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Oh, yeah, yeah.

But, um, The Ballad of Wallace Island I think fits into that kind of genre.

That's a very good film.

That was, that was fantastic.

there's none of that really I don't think so but yeah this is I 110% recommend this film this is

the sort of film that I reckon should do really well this is very much like I said The Ballad of Wallace Island the feel of that

which

did really well last year for us one of our biggest films of the year for me this feels like it should do the same thing

I think, I'm trying to think.

The only other, unless I'm misremembering, I think the only other theatrical thing you've assigned me was The Ballad of Wallace Island, although I think at that time that was also streaming.

It just happened to still be in the theater, and I chose to see it theatrically.

Yeah,