Hello, fellow movie fans. I'm Lily Percy and I'll be your guide this week as I talk with Kyle Turner about the movie that changed him, Lady Bird.

If you haven't seen it, don't worry. We're going to give you all the details you need to follow along.

I confess that the first time I saw Lady Bird, I thought it was okay.

I didn't think it was as amazing as everyone who had seen it told me it would be.

And that's largely because of what I brought into it.

I was just having a bad day.

And as many of you know, when you're having a bad day and you go to the movies,

sometimes the movie will be

changed based on your feelings. But I did the smart thing and I saw the movie again and I realized

that this wasn't just your typical angsty coming of age story. This was actually about the key

moments in our lives that shape our identity and it was actually a story about a mother and a daughter.

I wish I could live through something.

Aren't you?

Nope.

The only exciting thing about 2002 is that it's a palindrome.

Okay, fine. Well, yours is the worst life of all, so you win.

Oh, so now you're mad.

No, it's just you're being ridiculous because you have a great life. I'm sorry, I'm not perfect. No one's asking you to be perfect. Just consider it. Would do? I don't even want to go to school in this state anyway. I hate California. I want to go to the East Coast. Your dad and I will barely be able to afford in-state tuition. There are loans.

Scholarships.

Your brother, you're very smart brother.

He can't even find a job.

He and Shelley work.

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