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We talk to Juju Green talking about what's coming out this weekend. Juju Green, by the way, we're falling in love with him. Every time we talk to him, we fall in love a little bit more. And at the end of this conversation about what we're watching in the theaters and streaming, I want to tell everyone where they can see you all over the place, okay? Remind me before you leave, okay? All right, sounds great. Sounds great. What are we looking at this weekend, Juji? We need something to do. Well, there's two things you can actually check out in the theaters this weekend. One of which is my second favorite movie this year, only under centers. Honestly, the long walk, man, it is the truth. It is amazing. It is one of five Stephen King adaptations. And in my opinion, it's the best one. It's called The Long Walk is directed by Francis Lawrence. It's based on a book that may or may not have been the first Stephen King book ever written. He published it in 1979 under the name Richard Bachman,

along with The Running Man, which also comes out later this year. But this movie, guys, I cannot speak

highly, more highly about this movie. Like, it is absolutely intense. It is insane. It is brutal.

But you also get a twinge of hope. You'll laugh, you'll cry. It's nasty. It's so many things wrapped into one. And it's one of Stephen King's best adaptations like that you'll ever see right up there to me with Shawshank Redemption, Stand By Me. And it has a little bit of those influences as well it's a it's just a

great film can you give us a hint about what it's about without giving too much away oh absolutely so

it's basically kind of like a dystopian set thriller about these boys who enter into this competition

now once they enter into the competition the goal is to just walk as long as you can and you have to do it at three miles an hour. If you dip below those three miles an hour or if you stop, you get three warnings. After the third warning, you get eliminated. And not just eliminated from the game, but you also get eliminated from life. So it is it is a last boy standing competition. And there's the difference between most of these

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