Hello, and action, and action. Hello, dear listeners, and welcome back to another episode of What Went Wrong,

your favorite podcast full stop that just so happens to be about movies,

and how it is nearly impossible to make them, let alone a good one,

let alone a arguably somewhat misunderstood misfire,

which suffered a public collapse, the likes of which we have

arguably not really seen since Ishtar in many senses. As always, I am Chris Winterbauer, joined by my co-host

Lizzie Bassett, and I'm very excited, Lizzie, to be discussing today's film. How are you?

And what are we talking about? I'm good. I'm also

excited to talk about this. And I have one question for you, Chris. Are you ready to get messy?

Because this is a mess. Yeah. You know, it is. And yet this is my theory. This is half of a very good

movie. I agree. And I stand by that and I will present all of my evidence.

I'm very excited to get messy.

We don't often cover films as recently released as this one, but so much information is available that this film actually warrants certainly an exploration.

And I'm excited, yeah, let's get messy.

Let's get all the mess all over ourselves.

We're going to.

We're diving into

the shit pile here with this one. And it's interesting. As you said, there is a lot of information

available about this movie. But I will preface this episode by saying most of the information

available is about the potential on-set drama that did eventually become public. There's almost no information about post-production,

which is interesting. That's okay. We have plenty to discuss without that. And maybe someday it'll come

to light because it took absolutely forever, which I'm interested about. Fun facts. Yes.

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