And he has basically his Rollo Tomasi moment where he tells

he tells Edward Norton he tells Edward Norton something

that he's got to remember later.

Welcome to Sincast, Atkinson from CinemaSins,

joined by Jonathan Watkins from CinemaS. Hello hello.

Today we're going to be doing a mini-pod.

Uh, I really, I don't even know.ly pod motherly pod mother pod

mother pod I don't know of motherless Brooklyn

this movie directed by Edward Norton written for the screen by Edward Norton and directed by Edward Norton

And I'll say right off it shows and that I'm going to say that's a bad thing

Because and not that not and in my grade might be surprising after that open.

But it shows that Norton, I think Norton should be acting in the, either acting in this movie or directing this

okay because there are there are times where I feel like he's a little bit too

overindulgent about things.

As a performer, I always love watching him on screen.

So, but I feel like if this could I feel like somebody else directing this would have made this movie better

Yeah, I Norton's an interesting one because not that I don't know that other than I mean nothing's ever really come out about him as far as like he's inappropriate or anything like that but he's always been considered a hard person to work with

I think but but even with that being said I with I mean

even with that being said I mean I it's always really interesting to see what kind of

roles he takes because I think he is a really talented guy and he just doesn't do as much lately so I was really

excited to see him in this he's apparently been trying to get this made for about

20 years the it's based on a novel from 1999 by Jonathan Lettham, which I guess at the time was a pretty big selling novel.

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