Is this the real life?

Is this just bad to see?

I'm Sean Fantasy Editor and Chief of the Ringer and this is the Big Picture, a conversation

show with some of the most dynamic frontmen in the history of rock and roll.

Just kidding, it's staff writer Rob Harvilla Rob, welcome to the Big Picture.

Hello, thank you so much for having me.

It is an honor.

Rob, you're here because we're going to be doing something, you know, maybe not weekly,

but every few weeks called exit survey.

And if you're a reader of the ringer.com, you know that exit survey is a convention we

use to talk about new movies, sometimes TV shows, video games, things like that, things

that are relevant in the culture, where we have sort of snap reactions over the weekend.

And this makes a lot of sense on a podcast as well.

And we are here to talk about Bohemian Rhapsody, which is the number one movie in the country,

has a lot of Oscar buzz and is also I think it is fair to say a bad movie.

Rob, would you agree?

I'll tell you the most electrifying moment of this movie for me is when I was walking toward

the theater.

It was theater 11 and I passed theater 10 and I heard the beginning of the shallow scene

from a star is born.

And I instinctively just walked into that theater, walked up far enough to see the screen,

right?

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