Today we are cancelling the apocalypse.

I gotta get up at 5 o'clock in the morning and sparkle,

me at least sparkle.

I know what some of your big city no bra wear and hairy-legged women livers might say.

All right everybody, welcome to maximum film I am your host today

Andrea Clark do not fear if he is indeed here in the virtual booth as my friend

but I have commandeered this vehicle to keep with the theme of a lot of our discussion today because one of the reasons we are discussing

Thelma and Louise in addition to its being a 30th anniversary is because this

film or this conversation is being done in conjunction with the Bentonville Film Festival.

For those of you unaware I'm the film curator for the festival,

which is led by Gina Davis, who appears in this movie, whether or not if he saw her we will figure

out once we get to the discussion but we are right about to hit

the Bentonville Film Festival takes place August 2nd through 8th in Bentonville, Arkansas, but a huge portion of the festival is happening virtually.

So many of you can watch many of the films at Bentonville and you can do so for 50% off if you use the code Max Film at the Bentonville

Film portal. So we'll get into it. I just wanted you to know that you are in my hands, but everyone else's hands are also here.

So let's get into those hands joining me, letting me drive, ify waterway what's good

hey hey what is up uh yeah no sometimes you like you know

sitting the passenger side reclining the chair

taking a quick nap on the way to Vegas but waking up just in time

and go whoa whoa whoa whoa we gotta make sure it's stop we get some of them

icies because everyone loves an icy on the way to Vegas.

It's been a great, this is a big purchase week for me.

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