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I am Nando.

And I'm D.J.

And this is mostly nitpicking a podcast where every week we pick a part of a piece of pop culture by looking exclusively at the details.

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This week, the final step in our Dance to the Joker series.

Yes.

Honestly, the one that I keep, like I forget exists more than even the ones that I,

the one specifically that I hate.

While a fun and generally, like, you know, a movie I look back upon fondly. If you ask me to name all the ones from this whole thing, that would definitely, this would be the last one I remember.

Yeah.

Not to say that it's a bad movie or anything.

No.

Is it because it's like the least jokery?

That's probably part of it.

Although, like, Suicide Squad's very unjokery. I think just like, this movie, there's a movie we're talking about, it's a Lego Batman movie. Came out in 2017 in February. And it kind of like, I don't know, it just like kind of got swept away in that year. And I really forgot that it was, that it was like part of this last couple of years. Yeah, This feels like a movie that could have come out 10 years ago. Yeah, that's fair. I think there's, um, oh man, if the Lego movie was such, I feel like a cultural touchstone, um, just for how good it was. Yeah. Things that did well. Um, and just being, having these great characters and being very creative like the lego batman so

tangential i i like this movie just to be clear but um i could totally see the like i don't really

remember this movie didn't have much of an impact didn't you know yeah and i and i did things

well but not like so many things well so i understand that sure. It's just such a weird little movie.

And like, yeah, I think we'll definitely talk about some of the things that are weird about it.

They're like conceptually weird about it. But it is. Yeah, it's a very strange thing.

DJ, what have you? Let's talk about this. Because you mentioned Lego Batman, right?

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