Cassie wears the mantle of Podcassie once more - #2744

Tom Barnard Podcast

News, Comedy

4.6 • 637 Ratings

🗓️ 25 March 2025

⏱️ 78 minutes

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If you think about it, shooting a sex scene is weird. If you actually get into it, then that's wrong, because it's supposed to be pretend. But you have to seem like you're into it, and you have to be convincing enough to fool an audience. But you can't be too convincing, because then people might think you're a pervert. That's why instead of the wide world of intimacy coordination, Cassie chose to get into something simpler, like analyzing cases where ghosts produced evidence in their own murder trials.

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0:00.0	So Kristen Burt, what's the latest?
0:02.0	Oh my gosh, so much going on.
0:04.0	Uh, theatrical, when we're talking about movie releases, it's pretty much a disaster.
0:10.0	Really?
0:11.0	And yeah, you know, Snow White came out last week and it didn't do well at the box office.
0:16.0	This was a huge investment for Disney.
0:18.0	We're talking about $270 million that they invested in this live action film.
0:24.0	Yeah, you know, and it made less than 50 million. And you're looking at this is a time a lot of
0:30.4	schools have spring break and things like that. Kids are out of school. You might take the kids to
0:34.7	the movies. It's not happening in the numbers that people would like to see.
0:40.0	And we have CinemaCon coming up.
0:41.9	If you don't know what CinemaCon is,
0:43.4	it's all of the national theater owners get together.
0:46.8	They find out what's coming out in the year ahead.
0:48.9	But they really have to start assessing what's going to happen with theaters
0:53.8	because people are just not coming back.
0:56.0	And it's been a cultural reset after COVID. People don't want to go back to the movies.
1:01.0	There's too much available at home. There's an expense factor. And then there's also the issue
1:05.9	of like movies that are, you know, not the blockbusters and not the indies, but kind of that like
1:10.7	mid-range fair, which what I always think are like comedies, not the blockbusters and not the indies, but kind of that like mid-range fair,
1:11.7	which I always think are like comedies, romantic comedies, those aren't coming back to the theater,
1:16.5	and that's the audience that they're missing at this point. Yeah, that makes total sense. I guess
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