Forever. So we live in a franchise world, you know? Yes, that's true.

Where any movie that's successful is almost certainly going to become a franchise at some point.

Yeah. Pretty much nothing safe. Yes, that's true. It is really hard to get a franchise off of a brand new IP though. So that's you know

Kind of cool I mean the other thing that's funny about this is what is is when they expect

their movie to be a franchise but then it doesn't do well. I love you now

is though let it let it because my thing is like you just make a good movie, you know?

And then if it works out, it's like, okay, we got more, but like people always are trying to, watch this movie but I'm telling you wait

to that next one comes that's gonna be man that's the movie like it's the

I don't know if I'm supposed to be talking it's the totally.

It's the pinnacle of like thinking about movies as product instead of entertainment. You know what I mean? It's just like that is strictly

Egghead just being like well if we move

three units of entertainment this year will be in the red you give me some good give me

to me it's like your movie should be classic you should be going for I want this to be a classic and if I get a chance to make more great.

But people are like, like I love when Paul Feek was like, no we're not making another brasmates.

Like there's no way to top this movie like we did it we did it and they have it I know and it must be so

hard I feel like you have to be I mean it's I mean even the even a Paul Feig level type of person in Hollywood it's still hard for them to say no because there's just like this automatic money that's attached to it and then I know we were talking about with this with the matrix

revolutions revolutions or revelations the new one yeah yeah

revolution shoot what is it called?

Resoractions.

Resoractions.

Mm-hmm.

I thought was called Matrix New Day.

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