Hello, Andrew Jupin. Stephen Sayda, Eric Siska. And we hate movies. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,

Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, Hello everyone welcome to We Hate Movies. Thank you for tuning into the program this week.

I am excited to be bringing Gary Busey back to the show.

We are talking about 1992's canvas directed by Elaine Zalume.

It is the single most Canadian art

heist crime thriller I've ever seen.

And you know, a lot of people,

when Andrew you left out a big hand people, when Andrew, Life,

left out a big hand, like, if you're coming back,

a lot of people started tweeting like all these things,

like, oh, what about Rookie of the Year?

And what about, you know, this other movie?

And I want to be like, no, no, no,. You'd never heard of it. Yeah stop stop thinking of movies you've heard of and start guessing about movies you've never heard of

See if you can do that. They go have movies you may have dreamed about.

Wait, this, wait, wait, people don't know canvas?

You didn't grow up at canvas.

This is a film, it's an independent film, and clearly it was a thing where thing where you know they got so much

they got an independent viewer as well one guy opening day yeah you know it's it's

clearly a thing where we're spending a lot of money to get Gary Busey to be a part of our movie.

Then we're kind of spending a little bit of money to get John R. R. R.

Davenies to also be in my movie.

And then it's just a bunch of Canadian people you've never ever heard from again or

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