Hey everybody, welcome back to the Blister Podcast on the Blister Podcast Network. I'm Jonathan Ellsworth,

and you can check out everything we're doing and reviewing over at blisterreview.com.

Okay, I am currently in a hotel room in the seaport of Boston, and I thought this would be an appropriate time to do another edition of 10 quick things, because I'm in the middle of one heck of a trip, and I thought it would be interesting to some of you to fill you in on what I'm doing and what I'm

seeing and hearing and who I'm talking with. And so that is our agenda for today. And I am

recording this here on Monday, November 17th at 11 a.m. Eastern Standard Time. I think it's

standard time. Whatever happens around daylight savings, I don't know. Eastern time. That's what I know. So let's get started. Number one, this past Wednesday I headed from Crested Butte, Colorado to Los Angeles for the premiere of Chris Ben Chetler's new film called Mountains of the Moon.

And I got to say, the entire experience was really quite incredible.

Now, I had seen a rough cut of the film in advance of my conversation with Chris Ben Chetler, which you can hear

over on our Blister Cinematic podcast. Really enjoyed that conversation with Chris, but that

rough cut I'd seen had been punched up pretty significantly, actually, for the theatrical premiere, and the film is really,

really fantastic. It is really mind-numbing, actually, how much work, how many people,

how much new technology went into the making of this film and um i don't really want to try

to describe it again if you are curious about it listen to my conversation with chris but it is

it is a spectacle and the word that i keep coming up with to describe the film, I guess, is it is pretty magical.

So I look forward to many more of you seeing the film, and I'm somebody who, you know,

spins a lot of plates and goes pretty hard, I think.

I can't imagine what the last couple of years have been like for

Chris putting this whole thing together. In addition to the premiere of the film, where so many

athletes and industry people came in for this thing, Chris also had put together an art exhibit where he had created

a bunch of art. We got to see his artwork in person, which was great. That was kind of a first for me.

So it wasn't enough to bring together this very complex film.

He also put on a studio show.

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