On this episode of Quantum Week, July 22nd through 28, 1990.

Welcome to Quantum Week. I'm Matt. I'm Chris. Quantum Week is a show in which Chris and I leap into a

random week of a random year and we talk about movies. We talk about music. We talk about headlines,

everything that's happening during that time period that makes it unique and cool. That's correct.

And today we are covering the movie Presumed Innocent. Right. With Harrison Ford. Yes. This is, so we are going to talk,

I'm going to say right top. We are going to talk spoilers. If you haven't seen this, I think this movie is

good. We'll talk obviously more about it. I liked it. So you haven't seen it. Maybe go check it out.

You can always, you know, press stop and go watch it. You can not even rent it for $4 on Amazon.

Amazon, whatever.

But it's good.

So if you have seen it, here we go.

So we are going to talk, you know, all spoilers and everything.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

So I like this movie a lot.

I like it, too.

We're going to talk a bit more about 1970s cinema in a bit.

And it has a lot of connection to it. And you're watching this, you feel like you're watching a movie made in

1976, even though it was made in 1990.

And there's a very big reason for that.

There's a number of big reasons for that.

So we'll talk more about that in a bit.

But I do want to talk, just kind of base level, like what you thought about the movie

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