That countdown always gives me anxiety. I know that we don't have to talk as soon as the recording starts, but still just seeing a countdown I'm like

Panicking in my head. It's like Spongebob. Yeah, no a good countdown could make you like you you can just be out and about and if you see a bunch of people counting down, you're like, what's going on? Something's happening.

Shock clock's running out, gotta get a shot up.

Yeah, shock clock, New Year's like a nuclear test microwave

mows yeah microwave when Oppenheimer tells his boy that he's got the perfect place for the test site and it fades to black and he's just like Los Alamos.

Nolan is the fucking goat. He's such a nerd. That will be so good, man. All right, yeah, no, we're back for our Oppenheimer revisited. Just kidding. Hello everybody and welcome back to another episode of Nerdsoup.

I am Rubin, formerly known as Bo Oliver.

Join here today with Aaron, and we are here to review Civil War, the new film from

Alex Garlin. Sorry, it tripped up on his name there. War, the new film from Alex Garland.

Sorry, I tripped up on his name there because I was pulling up the Wikipedia.

Civil War, I googled it, brought me to the actual Civil War, so I have to get to the movie that he directed. So this is his fourth

movie and depending on who you ask Alex Garland is either one of the best

directors working today or an uninspired hack. So it's going to be fun to see people

scream at each other over this movie. It's a very American of us and really the whole world gets to chime in. So that's fun.

Yeah, my VPNs in France, so when I Google Civil War I get the French oh you get French shit

they were a while and the guillotine I'm always always pro-guotine so it's fun

reading about how they dealt with their problems.

Yeah, no, the January 6th writers tried to bring the guillotine back.

That was crazy.

I mean the January 6 hostages, sorry.

Um... I mean the January 6 hostages sorry

Yeah, no let's get right into it right starting off contentious

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