Hello, everyone, and welcome back to the Tastmakers podcast.

This is, of course, a podcast where we talk about everything going on in the world of TV and film.

This week, we have both seen Project Hail Mary, and we're very excited to talk about it with me.

As always, is Grace.

How are you doing, Grace?

I'm doing, well, I thought I was going to be alone out here, Taryn, on my voyage into space,

but here you are.

You know, sometimes, sometimes you just need a partner.

So really not much, I think, to talk about, uh, outside of Project Tell Mary.

It's kind of been dominating the headlines in terms of how well it's doing and how popular

it is. Um, there's not really any new shows that I've been catching up on.

I've finished one piece season two,

continuing to watch the capture,

stuff like that.

But I think we're mostly just going to go all in on Project Tell Mary.

We're going to do a spoiler chat about it.

You know, it's good.

Go see it if you haven't.

But I think that's what we're going to talk about today. Yeah, I feel like sometimes I'm a little bit of a, I try not to push to like you have to see it in theaters because I know that it costs so much to see things in theaters. It's not always accessible for people to go to a theater depending on where you live. So I try hard to not be like, oh, you have to go see this while it's in movie theaters. This is one that I do think it is well worth it to see it in movie theaters. It's one of the most visually stunning movies. I feel like the last time I felt like this, I think was maybe Dune as anything else. There's probably other stuff that I'm fully missing, but it is sort of like a cinematic experience.

It would highly recommend.

The last time I went to like a 70 millimeter theater was for sinners,

which is very visually great.

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