145: ROMANCE OR JUST VAPING?

Okay, what should we talk about first? I saw two movies.

I saw Disclosure Day.

And I know it's like outdated by now.

And I genuinely liked it.

It was long.

It was almost three hours long.

So that's a little too long in my opinion.

I feel like there's always in every movie, there's always at least 20 minutes you can cut.

And I think that they should have done that with this one.

I also think that if this movie came out in like the 2000s, maybe the 90s, it would have done super well.

I've never seen Independence Day, but I'm getting the vibe that this is the same.

I just feel like, you know, with Steven Spielberg, he does.

He's like great at visuals.

And I mean, just a lot in general.

I think he's the highest grossing director of all time.

I saw it's like $15 billion in the box office, which is crazy.

I think he's also a billionaire himself, which that is a very crazy thing to be a billionaire from being a director.

It's like Taylor Swift being a billionaire from just music.

So you have to love your craft to make that happen.

But I feel like this movie was unfortunately released during a time when when just movies in general right now are so good like the theaters are thriving which I love but I think the two unexpected movies that came up were Backrooms and Obsession and I don't think anybody really saw them like dominating as much as they are like Obsession's at over 400 million dollars now So I think being sandwiched in between that and what other movie came out, Michael, there's been a few, Toy Story.

It just was an unfortunate timing for this movie.

But Emily Blunt deserves some, if not all, of the awards for this movie.

Her acting is phenomenal.

She has to speak several different languages.

There's a scene where she's having a panic attack.