PKN 417. How are you boys doing? Oh, doing wonderful. So Kyle, I had on my my

docket maybe even tonight to watch crimes of the future because you texted

that it was bizarre and weird and I thought that was like a glowing review. No,

but it's not that you meant in a poor way. So I've been meaning to see this film

for a while now and it just now was like $6 rental. $6 rental seems fair. That's

that's where I think that's what I think that should cost 499 for HD no more. I

agree with you. That's that that's that would feel okay, but hey, I'm not driving

to blockbuster anymore. And there it is. Brand spanking new.

Krub. All these professionals came together and I hear there's nudity. And so I

hop into this thing and three six dollars. I'm going to spoil this movie, but I promise

you it's a garbage movie and unless you're like one of those people who really likes

the creepy weird stuff or the sake of being weird and you're not going to be upset

that there's no like real story or at least through editing they lost the story.

So here's the deal. It's the future, right? Here they don't say how far it's been and they do that thing where

that if you can imagine we're like kind of zoomed in on these couple of characters.

We don't get to see the broader world. We don't know how like the United States take

the spores thing down. I'm sorry it's distracting me. We don't see how the broader world is doing.

We don't see like any technology really. We're kept in the dark about.

I'm a epic. We're just following. Maybe it's 30 years from now. Maybe it's 3000 years from now.

You can't really tell, but the issue is the planets clearly like toxic. Every environment

there and every building there and looks ruined and filthy. Even though these characters

are seemingly well to do people, they live in these like filthy places most of the time.

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