Hello everybody welcome back to a bald move prestige podcast it's got a first run

movie edition we're talking about the movie Amsterdam the latest David O Russell film that stars literally everyone in

Hollywood. I mean, let's just off the top of my head, Margot Robbie,

Aanya Taylor Joy, Zaud.

Saldana.

Oh, right.

Yeah, Zad.

Yep.

David Washington. John. David, J.D. Washington, as I call him because we're good friends.

Right. You've got Batman. You've got, you've got, you've got Batman you've got yeah yeah you've got Christian bail yeah you've got young

veto corleone Robert De no

robert de no he many people, so many people in this movie.

You, did you say Mr.

Mr. Robot himself? It stars everybody and it's getting mixed reviews. This thing is in the 50-ish on

rotten tomatoes I noticed and yeah and as I was watching like, okay, I'm coming in this movie, and I was clued in by Cessley that the ratings were kind of eh.

And I'm like, you know what, I remember Roger Ebert gave a two-star review to

She was that movie we just watched about the existential detectives?

Oh, uh, her huckibies. Right, right, right. And it was like muddled. People like what the fuck is and then like I think 20 years on it's like oh this movie is actually a brilliant piece about a particular kind of feeling and psychological moment, you know, people were having.

And I feel like this is another one of those movies where it's like,

it's kind of on the pulse and there's a lot of people that aren't kind of getting it,

but I think it's going to age really well and underneath it all it's a well told movie.

Yeah, I feel like it's hard not to get what this movie is putting down because it kind of puts it all down at the end in very plain language.

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