What's going on?

I am Nando.

And I'm DJ.

And this is mostly nitpicking a weekly podcast where we analyze a pop culture thing by looking exclusively at the details.

I just read that from a thing.

And I'm loving it. Is that from the Twitter profile,

or you just wrote it down ahead of it? It is. All right, good, good, good. It is from the profile.

So, um, I will, I am getting like so many fewer peas and, um, you know, words that are hard

to say, tongue twisters. I like this a lot better.

Yeah, whatever your preferences. My preference is whatever is the easiest for me. Well, I mean, because I'm a lazy guy. Yeah. But you should just be, welcome to mostly nitpicking. It's a show. We talk movies. Let's go. That's true. Welcome to mostly nitpicking. Logos of Magnifying Glass know what to do. Let's go. Do you remember? Yeah. I forget, how far into Bojack Horseman did you get? Maybe two seasons? So there's a... Maybe even three. There's a part when Mr. Peanut Butter is filming like B-roll for his game show. And I was like, we're just doing like a of cities. And it's like, Seattle, Space Needle, Pacific Northwest, tune in, blah, blah, blah. And then he's like doing a bunch of cities like that. And then he goes, Waco, Texas, terrible tragedy. Tune in tonight. We should just be like that every week. All right. Welcome to mostly nitpicking a podcast where we talk about the Wacoad, Texas, terrible tragedy. No, two words, man. Which I honestly don't know enough about. Me neither. To talk about for two hours. DJ, we're going to talk about another tragedy this week. Yeah. Nah, I thought this was pretty good. But you're not as much of a fan. It's a tragedy in the context of the movie, almost.

Yeah, I was going to say, yeah, I guess it's a disaster, but it's not a huge financial success.

No.

Which means most people that are listening to this show have not seen it.

Do we have the China numbers?

I don't believe it's out in China yet. Okay. Well, then once it comes out in China, get ready. Yeah, that's going to change everything.

And you know what? I think they might like it a little bit more than we did.

Yeah, I think so. I just have a feeling. But yeah, there's something about it. And it's,

you know what?

It's a fine movie.

It opened this weekend, made about $25 million on about $150 million budget.

So not phenomenal, but listen, I thought it was fine.

DJ and I are going to nitpick it.

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