You're going to be. And it was really interesting on second watch. I have a completely different view and relationship with this movie now.

24 years later than I did in.

Hope so.

Yeah, yeah.

Well, it was surprising to me because I still had the memory of like the feeling of watching it like,

oh yeah, this is such a cool movie, right?

And then I'm looking at everything that's happening, I'm going,

uh-huh, it's, you know, these guys are all kind of dicks and in a lot of ways losers and assholes and boy they don't have their shit together at all.

I came away with an entirely different impression of the characters in this movie than I did 24 years ago.

Hello everybody, welcome back to Bald Move Prestige,

with the officially unofficial podcast for all the prestigious stuff that you watch with your eyeballs and you listen to with your earholes, which boy are they both sensory organs in for a treat today. We're talking about the 2000 Ram Dramedy high fidelity.

Directed by Stephen Freirs, who you might recognize as director of

dangerous liaisons, the Queen, Philomena,

screenplay written by D. V. Vincentis,

who's a frequent collaborator with Steve Pink and John Kuzak.

Steve Pink is director of Hot Tub, Time Machine, and the co-writer of Gross Point

Blank.

He joins both John and D.V. on that.

It's, all as well as Scott Rosenberg got a kind of a

controversial story credit for this. He's the writer of Conair and gone in 60

seconds. It's based on the book, High Fidelity by Nick Hornby, who also wrote

Fever Pitch and About a Boy. It stars John Kuzak. He of 16 candles, say

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