I'm Mick Garrison. This is post-mortem AMA, where you get to ask me anything.

And the way you do it is through producer Joe Russo, who has your questions for me today.

Joe, how are you doing?

I'm good, Mick. I mean, it's been a weird week in America.

Oh, no kidding. It's been a weird four years in America. Yeah, but I think it was, this was the cherry on top.

So, but it's a, it's a perfect segue actually to our first question. Awesome. Nick Roberts asks, during tumultuous times, do you prefer escapism or social commentary when choosing

films to watch?

Well, they're not mutually exclusive.

You know, I think stuff like his house does both.

It is, it's great entertainment and it's also heavy social comment. You know, I don't make a

choice, but it does feel like sometimes things are just a little too light for me to appreciate

when we're in the middle of stuff like this. I do like the escapism of a good comedy or a good horror movie or a good

thriller, something like that. But I also, I feel connected to the world in a very deep way.

And when something as overwhelming as is what's going on right now in our world.

I don't really want to turn my attention away from it for too long.

Yeah.

No, well, after the attack on the Capitol last week, I went for a comedy just because I just couldn't,

there was just so much, we watched so much news that day.

Yeah.

Oh, I'll do that too.

You know, there's no question I will.

But I do, I do watch CNN and MSNBC in the local news quite a bit more than usual.

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