On this episode of Quantum Week, April 6th through 12, 1997.

Quantum Week, Quantum Week. Welcome to Quantum Week. I'm Matt. I'm Chris. Quantum Week is a show in which Chris and I leap into a random week of a random year, sometime in our lifetime when we talk about the movies, the music, headlines, history, anything that makes that time period unique. And this week, we're doing April 6th through 12, 1997. That's right. A much better week than the week we just did. And I do want to make a quick

amendment to last week, a quick put a little end cap on our thing. We forgot to bring up. So Matt and I,

we rank the movies. We have some fun with it. We put it on Twitter. We rank the movies. Eventually we're

going to run out of space, but we'll have to be creative at that point. But we try to rank every movie we see on the podcast alone. And if we both

agree on a favorite movie, which we currently don't, no, we don't. Right now my favorite

lock the line for me. And my favorite movie we've done so far as Moneyball. Right. Oh, and I need to do

my top 10 for this week. Um, or top 12. But, um, we do agree on the worst movie. Yes, absolutely. Which is beside, the one we did, you would have heard on Saturday.

Yeah, even worse than identity thief,

which is hard to believe.

Yes.

So, because of that, we decided to make an award.

Now, we haven't named the award for best movie

because we haven't agreed on it yet,

so that doesn't exist yet.

But we had decided to name an award

after the worst movie we both have to agree on.

Yeah.

And we named it the Akiva after Akiva Goldsman, who is the screenwriter of Da Vinci Code.

He also wrote A Time to Kill, which I didn't really like.

He produced Poseidon.

And he produced Poseidon.

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