It turns out to be every bit as crass, offensive and incorrect as you'd expect, but it's also

gulp. Really very funny and awful out of the time as well as bizarrely gripping. Let's

Peter Bradshaw guarding talking about the hangover. That's right. Classic movie this week

we're throwing in next year is the 15th anniversary of the hangover. So I want to get it in this week

and as far as our featured review, our new movie, it's a mini series called George and Tammy

and it's absolutely fantastic. So it's Jessica Chastain and Michael Shannon. It's a look at the

romance you and George Showns and Tammy Whitehead. Thanks as always to everybody for supporting the

podcast. Please go to Apple Podcast where you can subscribe, rate and review. Thanks for all

the positive words last week because we discussed barbenheimer. That's right. Barbie and Oppenheimer.

And again, the numbers are still gigantic. Talked to my buddy Adam and me the other day said,

Peter sold out to go see Barbie even a week later. He can't go see Barbie in the Chicago area.

My buddy Will Björner has now seen Oppenheimer three times, which tells me that's incredible.

Well granted, girlfriend, no kids, but I'm like the fact he is devoted nine hours to watching

Christopher Nolan's movie in the last week. I loved it too. I support the effort.

It's interesting now thinking more about Nolan and that must be credit to Joel Sherman of the

New York Post, who as I said last week prior to seeing the movie, he said to me, it's a beautiful

mind meets JFK. Again, I'm not really with him on the beautiful mind part. Aside from the fact

it's a very spark eye. You know, there's no issues of mental illness or anything like that. But the JFK

was dead on. So I'm reading the Hollywood reporter this week and they had an interview with Christopher

and Killian Murphy and Matt Damon and Emily Blunt and in it some fascinating things about Christopher

Nolan for a guy who is so attuned to technology. Again, he shot the movie on 70 millimeter iMacs

and encouraged everyone to go see the movie that way. There are only 19 theaters in America

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