Depending on the movie you're watching, your anticipation of what it's going to be is really kind of,

it's not a generic thing, it's going to be connected to that movie. I remember. I remember when we talk about something like that there's one screening in the last

20 years that really kind of makes me think about that was I saw the

whatever the evening show was 730 or 8 o'clock or 8 30 whatever the deal was I

saw the Friday evening show at the Chinese Theater of the Matrix.

On the Friday that it opened. Not the Saturday, not the Sunday, the Friday.

You could go to the Chinese in 1999 and I get mobbed?

Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,

you don't even get mobbed.

Somebody might ask you for an autograph and everything

and they make a little bit of fuss of you but then

you know they're there to see the movie so they all come down. So I remember the place was

jam-packed it was jam-packed and there was a real electricity in the air. It was really, really exciting.

And part of the reason we were there wasn't because we read reviews.

It was because the TV spots and it was even more the TV spots than the theatrical trailer. The TV spots really kind of turned the audience on.

Whoa. Forget everything you know.

What is happening to me?

All I can tell you is that you're in danger.

Forget everything you've seen.

It made us all want to see that movie this opening weekend. So it was the TV spots that really kind of put all those asses into those seats on Friday and and there was that certain electricity that was in the air that was going on

We're all waiting for it to start but then this thought hit me that was really kind of profound and that was

Caesar to talk about the matrix now because we know the secret of the Matrix.

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