Hello and welcome to classical stuff you should know, a podcast about books and ideas and philosophy and architecture.

I'm not done yet. Hold on. And actually I am done because I can't think of anything else.

Boating. No. Animal husbandry. None of these things are true. Sailing.

Why are boating and sailing both on the list? One has a paddle and one has a sail. You can boat with a paddle.

You can you saddle with a boat. All right. Today we are talking about, stop, nope, stop thinking about it. This is how we get on detours. Okay, my name is Thomas Magby. I am joined as always by Mr. AJ Hanenberg.

You. And Mr. Graham Donaldson. Hello. And today we are going to, so this is a little known fact

that many thousands of years, we only cover old things. We would never consider covering modern books and or other media. So a little known fact is that thousands of years. We only cover old things. We would never consider covering modern books and

or other media. So a little known fact is that thousands of years ago, they had movie theaters,

little known fact. They were able to take the papyrus and just kind of shine a light through it,

and it would put it up on the screen. And so you're talking about one of those old. One of those old

one of those old movies. Yeah, probably 700 years old movie. This is kind of incredible. And

I'm going to let you take it away. Called the Green Night. Oh, wow. No, today we are going to be

talking about something that's actually like new, kind of. We're going to be talking about a movie

that just came out. And I'm going to, we're going to be talking about a movie that just came out, and we're going to be talking

about it's source material.

Okay.

So maybe we should do what other things do, other podcasts do, and say, like, this is your

spoiler warning.

We never do spoiler warnings because most of our stuff's like 800 years old, so it's probably

been spoiled to you.

Should I have done a spoiler alert for my 2,500-year-old history?

For Herodotus?

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