On this episode of Quantum Week, July 19th through 25th, 1998.

Quantum Week.

Quantum Week.

Welcome to Quantum Week. I'm Matt.

I'm Briggs.

Quantum Week is a show where Briggs and I leap into a random week of a random year to talk about the hit movie and hit song of that week.

And today we are in mid-July, 1998, talking about something about Mary, the Ferelli movie.

And come with me, which is the Puffy and Jimmy Page joint. Briggs, welcome to the show.

Thanks. Thanks for having me. We're talking about, yeah, something about Mary, right?

Something about Mary. This was a, like a huge show. Did you, I, tons of people saw in the theater. Did you see the theater? I don't remember seeing it in the theater, but it's possible that I did. I mean, obviously

seen the movie as a, you know, pervasive, and especially in the time.

Oh, yeah.

But I don't recall if I saw it in the theater or not. Did you?

Yeah, I did. This was like a peak movie viewing time for me where I went,

like it's kind of what you did. You had your license at this point. You know, you had your

high school or college friends or whatever and you would go out to see movies. And at the

University of New Hampshire, the Mubb would show even popular movies. They show a lot of like

film study movies, but they would also show popular movies, like at

the end of their run. I don't think something about Mary was there, but anyway, I saw a ton of

movies and I definitely saw this one in the theater. Yeah. And, you know, I wasn't the only one.

This thing made $360 million. Yeah, yeah. Worldwide. Close to $370, I think. Pretty crazy.

It cost, what, $23 million to make? Yeah, so a huge box office success.

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