Okay, here goes another. This is on the short list of like, oh boy, I wonder what this episode will be like for these ones.

So this is a brunch pre-oscler's many podcasts to contain spoilers, but we can't imagine you care.

If you haven't seen the movie and you're afraid of spoilers, there's no way you would logically seek out a podcast about the movie.

And honestly, I cannot believe there's a human being alive who hasn't

seen this movie at this point. Let us begin. Don't look up. This is an Adam McKay film,

famously. It's funny that, like, you are turning so fast on Adam McKay. Oh, yeah, but like, not over

this. I can draw the line easily that this one, I think we're going to, I did some real number crunching for this. I promised you some, some math I had done on this one, but I didn't specify what? This movie has a lot of math involved, and famously they don't love math. Famously, not a math. We didn't get into this job for math and then everybody dies.

But I just want to say, and we've discussed this film a bunch of times now at this point,

like this is a movie that is categorically not beloved.

I think that this is...

Devisive, I would say.

I think we both agree this is a good movie.

I'm trending towards the other way after a second watch.

Really?

Yeah.

Okay, so I've seen it three times at this point.

I, in my heart of hearts, really strongly believe this is a good movie that is so much closer to being great than it is to being bad.

And I don't like to do the judgmental like, oh, you're just saying this because of blah, blah, because I just think that like it's just the shitty thing that we do.

It's very disrespectful.

But I can't, I have a tough time fighting

the inclination to be like, anybody who says this movie's like bad is just fucking saying

that to fit in. Because I really don't see how this is that movie. So I don't think it's bad. I just

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