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I'm sensing some gentle reticence on your behalf. I'm curious, do you feel like, okay,

is this film up to par with Peel's other films? You said that you've softened on us and you feel like nope is very accessible.

How does this rank in the three films that he's made for you?

You know, I know you're baiting me.

I told you this last night and I will repeat it here obviously.

I would never bait you.

So, okay, I will confess, walking out of this, I didn't, it's not that I didn't know what to make of it, but I was definitely still processing.

And I think I still, I mean, I saw this last night and I am still processing it.

And so, absolutely.

There's the caveat with that going in.

But what I think is, I actually like this better than us.

I don't like it more than Get Out.

But I find us more rewatchable than this.

I don't, I didn't walk out of this movie being like, I want to see that again immediately.

But at the same time, I do think this is more, dare I say, accessible than us, because what I think here, so

you know, obviously with Peel, we're dealing with a lot of social commentary and subtext and

stuff. I think this is the most sub of the subtext we get in his films, because I think that

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