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All right, my name is Bill Simmons. I'm here with Julia Lippman and Craig Horlbeck,

getting called up to the big leagues after how many years were you producing? Two and a half,

three at this point? I don't even know. That's at least three. Yeah, it's three. Well, we're

trying to do more movies from the last 15 years because the people have made it clear. You know

what's cool? Movies from the last 15 years. We're not gonna stop doing the older movies too,

but we did. There's a lot of good ones left. One of them was knocked up a weirdly important

romcom from 2007. So here's my theory, guys. Okay. The romcom boom. It's hugely formative to our

friend Juliet here. Absolutely. I'm gonna say 1989 to 2005 is the romcom boom. It starts with

the one Harry mit Sally. Goes all the way through the mid 2000s. We have pretty women. We have

Meg Ryan and Julie Roberts and Sandra Boke and Reese Witherspoon, aka Mount romcom more. We've

Nancy Myers. We're doing all these different variations. And then around 2005, there's this new

type of movie. It's a calm rom. It's a comedy that also has the romance. I feel like Mean Girls

might have been the first one that figured out we're gonna be more funny than Romantic, but we're

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