Hello everyone. Welcome to Pop That Corn, a subsidiary of E1. I am Andrew Hudson. And the movie we watched today, it was super funny. It was silly. And we're going to talk about it today. I'm joined by my friend Patrick. Patrick, how are you doing?

I'm doing pretty good. I mean, after seeing this movie, my spirits are up. I'm having a great, I'm having a great day.

You know, when it comes to films and when you analyze films and kind of the context of, you know, the society that they're in and try to really understand what it was going for, I feel like the minions was silly.

I feel like it was funny.

I feel like one of the minions wore a thong.

And I was like, that's crazy. And crazy and you know I had a lot of similar

yeah I have a lot of similar notes I've written down about this yeah you took some notes too I got

two pages of notes I didn't phone it in it's well it's about two and a half pages two and a half pages of

notes here.

The first note that, why don't we just start on the first note that I had here,

which was six seconds in the movie, I wrote funny.

So it was funny because they were singing the theme song for universal studios or whatever at the

beginning and i was like you got to give it up that's just funny that that that kind of flips

your expectation you're like all right i know this movie's gonna be fucking crazy yeah and and it's

it starts off the bat of being very silly and funny.

And it made me smile partially because it was so funny.

Other than silly and funny, what kind of feelings did you get from the movie?

I mean, I guess it was mostly silly and funny is what I got from it.

But there was

a little bit of suspense

yeah

it was a lot of suspense

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