What's going on? I am Nando.

And I'm DJ.

And this is mostly nitpicking a podcast where every week we pick apart a piece of pop culture by looking exclusively at the details.

Woo-hoo!

We're doing it.

Finally, DJ. You're welcome, America. An insane amount of time has passed. Woo-hoo. We're doing it. Finally, DJ.

You're welcome, America.

An insane amount of time has passed.

It's completely not like our fault, but completely within our control.

I blamed Sony for releasing movies like Men and Black International that forced us to cover.

I don't know why I've got such a, it's so stuck in my craw, but if it was not for

that, we probably would have done this sooner. However, we finally did it. We are going to be

talking about Moon. Duncan Jones's Moon from 2009. It is a fun movie.

It's a, I enjoy it.

It is, I think when it came out, people were like, this is pretty good.

But it wasn't like a smash hit or anything.

It didn't.

I think it has like not like a cult classic status, but it does.

People generally regard it as like a movie. They're like,

oh, yeah, that's good. But, yeah, and especially in the genre that it exists in, it's kind of like a

weird, like, you know, like space mystery thing. It's, it's usually, you see it on a lot of

lists like, best space movies.

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