Welcome to a special edition of the Verge Cast live from the Sundance film festival.

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I am Emily Oshina. I am the editor of the entertainment editor at theverge.com.

I'm joined with Brian Bishop, a senior entertainment reporter at the Verge and Casey Newman.

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It's it's it's it's as you may be able to tell it's been it's been a long few days here at the

Sundance film festival in Park City, Utah, beautiful Park City, Utah. It is beautiful.

You guys have both this is not your first Sundance. This is my first Sundance, but how is it how is

it stacking up? It's a prior. You know, actually haven't seen as many movies this year as I did last

year because there's been a lot of you know tech related but not movie news. There's not the line

to bulk that you saw last year, Casey, that seems to not be as bad this year, yeah. Yeah, there's

less trouble getting in. I think last year they introduced this electronic weight list that gave

people a lot of problems around hearing as much about that this year. But you know, I would also say

that this year may feel a little weaker to me than the past two years that I've come. There

doesn't seem like there's been a runaway hit out of the festival. The one movie that people

started talking about yesterday, me and Earl and the Dianne Girl is apparently terrible. Well, I

mean, don't take it from me. It got a record deal out of Sundance. It got bought by Fox Search

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