Well, hey there, guys. Greetings and salutations and welcome to the Best Daymoover-Related Show on the Planet Earth, the John Campia show. Coming from right here in our quaint little studio. I'm, of course, your host, John Campia. I'm joined today. Coming to us remotely from the Robeservatory, writer, director, producer, Robert Meyer Burnett. Robert, how you doing, sir? John, just getting our White Devils film ready for its premiere on Tuesday at the Gardena Cinema. Yeah, I'm looking forward to that. That's going to be a lot of fun. Just for, you know, most people don't know much about it. Give us our 30-second elevator pitch here, would you?

30-second elevator pitch.

It is a film set in 1988, post-apartheid South Africa,

and it's based on a play by a famous female South African playwright named Resa DeWitt.

And it is a story about family trauma and the legacy of apartheid.

I'd call it a generational horror film.

And we're having its world premiere, micro-budget, support independent films.

You can get the tickets at Eventbrite.

It's this Tuesday at 8 o'clock at night at the Gardena Cinema,

which, by the way, John, is a giant 800-seat movie palace, single screen owned by a family since the mid-1970s, the Kim family. It's going to be a lot of fun. I'm looking forward to it. And I know many of you guys will be looking forward to seeing it as well when you get the chance. And welcome to the show here today, guys. Here's how today's show's going to go. we're going to start off by talking about a number of predetermined topics we got lined up for you guys. And then normally in the second part of the show is when we take live comments and questions. However, Jonathan's not here today. He needed the day off. So he'll be back again tomorrow. Don't worry about it. And it makes it a little tricky for us to do it. So I don't know that we're going to be taking comments and questions at the end. We might just go through and have a little bit of a shorter show here today. But that's okay because we got a lot of really good topics to discuss here today. And we're going to start off with this. You guys know that Paramount Studios has been wanting to buy they put in an offer to buy

Warner Brothers and you know we've had some discussions about that about how much

we do or don't like the notion of Paramount potentially getting Warner

Brothers of course Paramount being bought out by Skydance, who is run by Ellison, whose daddy is the boss of Oracle,

a company that has a net worth value of about $830 billion,

went ahead and bought out Paramount.

They've been making big plans.

And listen, you guys know, I think a lot of the plans that they've been making big plans and listen you guys know i think a lot of

the plans that they've been saying that they have for paramount i'm very excited about i think

they've got some really really good plans but apparently part of those plans involves getting

their grubby little mitts on warner brothers something i'm not a big fan of. But apparently, Rob,

this is where it gets interesting. According to a new report coming at CNBC, Paramount has not

made one bid to get Warner Brothers. They have given them three offers to buy Warner Brothers, all of which Warner

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