Yeah, yeah.

All right.

So, dot com, Tom, in 20 minutes, right?

He'll be on.

So because we have so much sports in the rearview mirror and we have sports ahead of us,

should we go through the Oscar Noms? Because I want Max's opinions for sure. Chris, you've seen a handful of these movies as well. Help is on the way. Oh, Tommy wants to partake. Helps on the way. Max knows what he's talking about. Let's go through this. Let's do it. I haven't even seen them yet. Let's go. Let's start with

Best Picture.

Yeah.

Here's the nominees for Best Picture for the Oscars. Bagonia? Yeah, great movie. Your Ghost, the guy that made Poor Thing. Yeah, he's him and Emma Stone is like his muse. And Jesse Plymouth is maybe one of the most underact, maybe the most

underrated actor in Hollywood right now. It's a great movie. Very strange, but actually for him,

more more palpable than some of his other movies because he's a weird dude.

F1. Yeah. I'm surprised by that. I'm surprised it's in best picture, but it was a good movie. It was a good popcorn movie, but I am kind of surprised that it's in best picture. But I enjoyed it. I thought it was great. So much. Frankenstein? I haven't, I have not.

That movie is super slow. Is that the one on Netflix? Yeah. Yeah. Okay, cool. Yeah, I've heard good things, but yeah.

Oscar Isaac was, I mean, he was great as Dr. Frankenstein and Jacob Allorty.

Do you also play Frankenstein?

I think it's Frankenstein.

No makeup.

Yeah, Zach thinks that Jacob Allorty just went in there just raw dog and no makeup or nothing and just was Frankenstein.

But I thought it was great

i've been finished you though hamnet might win best picture if i if i was a voter i might have to

vote for hamnet to win best picture because i're depressing as hell it it is it is very sad but at the end

you'll you'll you'll feel inspired i literally after the movie i've cried at a lot of movies i don't

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