David, the film studio Warner Brothers is going to take all the movies they would have released in 2021,

and they're going to release them on HBO Max, the streaming service, in addition to the itters.

Of all the upcoming Warner Brothers films, which one are you most excited about watching with your family?

I'm looking at this list right now. The many saints of Newark as it's soprano is prequel.

What else do we have? Dune.

What else? Suicide Squad, the John Cena edition.

Godzilla versus King Kong, and Space Jam 2. What am I missing here?

Am I going to watch any of these?

I'm not seeing a whole lot that I'm eager to watch in any venue so far.

I got to be honest too. I watched Dune, or I tried to watch the original Dune the other night trying and vane to get hyped for this Dune.

I had a good night's sleep. I can say that much. I'm going to try again. I'll try again tonight.

I'm sad to have missed. I have young kids like you do. I'm sad to kind of have missed the theater going era.

I took them to see Call of the Wild. I took them to see I mean, showed up in a theater with tons of snacks hidden away in a bag so I could just feed them so they wouldn't get bored during the movie.

It was incredibly fun. We had three seats together and they're crawling all over me and enjoying the movie and they still talk about the movie.

Now we can't go to the movies anymore. That seemed like a cool family thing to do.

I think movies will still have their place. I think that, you know, there's a theater. Sorry. We'll still have their place.

I think that people like you and me will still line up to see the event movies in the theater, you know, an opening weekend, superheroes and space operas and whatever else.

I think that as far as going out, I mean, taking your kids, I mean, listen, the kids aren't going to care about seeing something immediately, especially if it's available at home, but they probably will care about like hanging out with their parents or, you know, with their dad and getting a lap full of popcorn and twizzlers and soda.

I mean, that's always going to be there, right? Yeah. That's what parenting is is forcing your kids to be into your obsessions.

I don't know what the, I think that I don't think that I don't think that it's over. You know, maybe you won't be going to see the call the wilds of the cinematic world and theaters anymore, but I think you can still drag your kid to see, you know, star wars 12 or whatever.

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