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Coming from right here in our quaint little studio.

I'm, of course, your host, John Campia, and this is the show where we talk about the things that we love. Movies and movie news, TV, and streaming, all that good stuff. Joining me in The Love Today, we've got our technical director, Jonathan Voico. Hello, everyone. Writer, director, producer, Robert Meyer Burnett. Hello there. And most importantly, you guys. Thank you so much for being here making our little show party

your day. And yeah, we got a lot of stuff to talk here about today. Let's not waste any time

and dive right into it, shall we? And we're going to start off with this. Amazon has announced

that the highly anticipated series finale of the boys will receive an early theatrical release on Tuesday,

May the 19th, one day before its official streaming debut. This gives the Emmy-winning superhero

drama the grand send-off that it deserves. The final episode will screen exclusively on

4DX theaters at 9.30 p.m., whatever your local time is.

Now, this premium format promises fans a total sensory experience with all the 4DX stuff,

vibrating seats, motion effects, environmental feedback to match the blood, gore, and chaotic action of the show's climax.

Now, similar to how theaters handled the Stranger Things finale, rather than buying traditional

movie tickets for this, viewers can secure their seats by purchasing a $30 concession voucher

that can then be spent on food, sodas, and all that kind of stuff. So it's kind of like you're

getting the food and drinks and your tickets for free. I've already bought my tickets. Rob, are you going to go get yours? They're gone. The tickets are gone, John. You know, on the way, from the time I read your show notes to the time I got here, I was not Johnny on the spot. I failed you. I failed our viewers.

I failed myself. What do you think about? Is this a good idea, bad idea? Like, look, I think

it's a fantastic idea and I really hope it ends with the entire world emulating in a nuclear fire well considering there's

going to be sequel series i doubt that's going to be the prequel man their prequel series gen v got

canceled we got we're going back to see the beginning but we know they've got other so we've got

the alternate reality alternate reality there'll be a new superhero that'll time travel

it'll go back and prevent homelander from ever being born and they can move forward. No, I look, I think this show,

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