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I'm Sean Fennese. I'm Amanda Davins.

And this is the big picture, a conversation show about twists, turns, and holy shit moments.

On today's show, we'll be talking about a handful of new releases because well,

vaccination rates are growing, theaters are open, and movies are being released,

we'll be discussing those who wish me dead with Bill Simmons,

the woman in the window, and then Amanda and I will share our favorite movie, twist ever.

Amanda, does it feel like movies are back to you? It does to me.

Yes. I think it's going to get a lot realer for you and me,

in a literal sense this week, and then as the weeks start going.

But in the sense that you and I had text exchanges with multiple people about films that were

released as opposed to other stuff, yes, movies are back.

It's so exciting. So, Spiral, the Book of Saw opened in theaters on Friday in 2,800 screens.

That movie made a decent amount of money.

The weekend before that, we had The Wrath of Man.

That's the most recent Guy Richie movie.

And then this all kind of seems to be an appetizer for a couple of movies

that we'll be seeing in the very near future.

Perhaps on the big screen, talking about a quiet place, part two, and Cruella.

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