All right.

So we are here.

There's going to be some spoilers here.

And this is a plot-driven movie. So if you haven't seen it, don't listen. Or if you're going to see it, don't listen. But this is a movie called The Housemaid. And I'm going to repeat the joke for the third time, which is that it has two major stars, Sydney, Sweeney. All right. So it does. Yes, it does. So it's Sidney Sweeney, Amanda Saferead.

I don't know. Is it Safe right or Safe Ried? Safe Ryd. Safe Ryd. Okay. Safe Ried. Okay. So Amanda Seafrid and Buttox, man. I can't. Like, literally, I came home. I was driving home. I saw not one, but two moons in the sky.

As the result of this guy, Brandon Sclenar. So we got Sidney, Amanda Seafried, and Brandon

Slenar. It's basically a three-hander, though, of course, there's a minor, minor characters in there as

well. And it is

glorious trash. It is pretty people in pretty houses doing bad things. In between lunges and

sit-ups, they're just doing bad things. The characterization is not, I would say, super deep. We're not getting to Hamlet levels of self-revelation

here, but it is a thrill ride and a half. I think it's fun. I think it's funny. They don't take

themselves too seriously. And I thought it was really just kind of delicious. Like, it's like,

like if you find candy as a kid, you'll eat it, right? I mean, mostly, unless it's been driven over too much. And this is just like finding candy as a kid, you'll eat it. It's not good for you, but boy, does it taste good. I couldn't agree more. They did a great job in that sense. This is what they aimed for and they did it. It was good. What were you at the show your initial impressions, James?

When it first started out, I'm like, oh, this is kind of a serious movie.

I didn't really know what to expect at all.

And I'm not a huge movie guy.

And then they got to the, they got, they got to the point in the middle where, uh, this again,

spoilers, as you said, the, uh, the wife gets, uh, Nina Winchester is a character of name, Amanda's

character, uh, gets leaves the house. And I looked at my watch, I'm like, oh, you're now we're in.

Okay. Um, so, uh, so it was, but by the end, I'm like laughing at how ridiculous things are, but it's also,

it was enjoyable as well. Yeah. Yeah. So my sort of history, the reason why I even noticed

the movie is that, and I mentioned this in the show today, but I'll touch on it here,

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