Philemon, yeah,

Philemen, yeah.

Hey, everybody, it's Matt.

This is the 10-minute Bible Hour podcast, and I think at some point in our grand, massive history

of talking about things and all the things and everything together, I have talked with you about

twin movies. I don't even know if that's actually the right term for these, but over the course

of my lifetime, I have observed that somebody at a studio, some executive maybe goes and does some homework on what people

want to watch and what they'd be interested. Would you like to see a movie about George

went eating beans? And then they're like, oh, everybody wants to see this movie and two studios

at once go and develop basically the same film. The quick run of some of these that I have

recently thought of. You got Armageddon and Deep Impact, basically the same film. The quick run of some of these that I have recently thought of. You got

Armageddon and Deep Impact. Basically the same movie came out basically the same year. I wrote these

down, but I can't read my notes now. I don't even know what that one is, but I'm sure it was very,

very interesting. Oh, yeah, the attack of the White House movies that came out like 10 years ago,

Olympus has fallen and White House down.

Why does anybody want either of those movies?

I don't know.

An executive did a demographic study and thought we would.

We didn't.

But those are twin movies.

You got Wyatt Earp and Tombstone.

You got Finding Nemo and the vastly inferior shark's tail. You have got,

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