The

The You know, it's very, very upsetting and frustrating intentionally, so Kafka-esque in some ways, but I'd call this also ironically a cozy movie

just in that it's one of those movies that's the kind of movie when we talk about how they

don't make movies like this anymore I mean this kind of movie do you feel what I'm saying

I do feel what you're saying or was this just an upsetting movie I mean it's designed to piss you up I also feel what you're saying. Or was this just an upsetting movie? I mean, it's designed to piss you

off. I also feel like Swam gets on a plane for a single day and I have to cover this shit. Oh, really?

No, no, no. I actually really enjoy it. I had never seen it. And what we're talking about is 2007's

The Visitor. This is Fram Rate. I'm Abe Epperson. I'm Michael Swam. Do you have the soft spot for Jenkins that most of us do? Absolutely. He's a treasure. And this is his first, like, Dickie Jank. Come on. Main role. Joey Pants with a Dickie Jank on the inside. His jank. If he was

dicky, he could be inside Joey Pants. But Joey Pants is not in this movie. I digress and I'm

sorry. I would like to talk about the visitor. Yeah. A Richard Jenkins vehicle. Because the

thing is that when you get on a plane and you're like, okay, I want to get off this fucking plane.

You should watch a film about getting out of a thing to another thing.

Like that's what this movie is, right?

Is he transitions from, like rat race.

Like, he just wants to get the fuck out of there.

Right?

Like, that's the whole thing well i mean if

you want me to nutshell it no well who's he not richard jenkins you mean the guy who's in custody

it's the story of because and here's what i mean by cozy type of mid-budget film we don't make

anymore that feels novel likelike but when I say

novel-like it uses the medium of film to pop off visual postcards that mean things which is what

I thought Abe and I loved the most I love it and I saw a ton in here but Abe is alluding to the

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