Live now. Hello. Hello, everybody. Greetings and salutations. Welcome to Las Vegas.

For those of you who have not been following along, Aaron and I are in Las Vegas. I don't

know what just happened. Something glitchy can happen, but Aaron and I are in Las Vegas.

We are here for, of course, the annual Sinema Con. It is back at Miss last year, obviously,

because of COVID, but it is back. The last night we covered the Sony presentation, which

ended in a surprise screening of Ghostbusters Afterlife, which is awesome. This morning,

we covered the MGM presentation, which was awesome. They ended it off, not by showing us

the entire James Bond movie, but they showed us a fantastic, like, nine minute scene from

James Bond, which was absolutely bonkers. Fantastic presentation. By the way, a bunch of

people saying hello in the live chat. Hello, Charles and Max, Max, yes, John A.M. Dylan,

Jimmy, and the thousand of you guys who are in the live chat already. Good to have you

guys here. And so this evening was Warner Brothers. Warner Brothers did their thing today,

and they showed us not as much as I thought in some ways, but more than I thought in other

ways. So let's first talk about the elephant in the room. They start the Warner Brothers

presentation. And we were all wondering, kind of like, how are the movie theaters, all

these 3000 movie theaters owners going to respond to Warner Brothers? And it was packed.

It was packed. I looked around the room and there were definitely, I felt like there were

more people in the room and maybe because we had a different seat, but it felt like there

were a lot more people in the room today this evening for Warner Brothers than there were

this morning. Yes. Well, a lot of people weren't going to get up at 8.30 this morning to

get. We're in Vegas. I saw them as I was walking through the lobby last night. They were

going hard. Yeah. Yeah. They were going hard last night. And which is fine, because you

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