All right, Ryan, I'm going to start off with a little bit of preamble today.

Have you seen Megalopolis?

No. I'm aware of it and stuff around it, but I haven't seen it.

I think I ruined my entire weekend by watching that movie.

That's the sort of experience I'm looking for in my life, though.

Me and my friend Jacob, we went to watch it as a little, just a little gag.

We were like, oh, I can't be that bad.

I had a migraine from the moment we watched that movie until about halfway through

Monday. It is one of the most bizarre pieces of media I've ever sat through. I think it will go down

in history is something like The Room and a Neil Brain movie. It feels like a $120 million Neil Brin movie.

It is bad shit insane.

But wait, you're selling me on it.

I don't think that's the $120 million Neil Brin movie.

That sounds fucking great.

There is this one part of the movie where an actress like flubs her line and then like

goes oh wait a minute and then does the line again and it's it's in the movie

no way that's crazy I know there's parts of the movie which movie, which like they will have like a 10 minute sequence where they set something up.

And then the next scene is that I'm immediately like wrapping that storyline up.

It's like it doesn't make any sense. It's of like um what was that that movie service where

everything was shot in portraits and everything was like five minute chunks quibby do you remember

quibby oh well they they they released entire tv shows in like portrait format, but everything had to be like 10 minute chunks.

Otherwise, people wouldn't watch it.

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