I didn't really write much for the trial, but he already

Rob is probably just going to see secretly recording. He's like recording pie like be gona

rewatch its feed has been going actively for years. We've just

wanted to wear a bit of a model, about films. Yeah.

But could to criteria on corner. Oh my god. Yeah, right now we're going to

do we only cover criterion films? No. In fact, rarely are we getting any sort of

advertising and sub sedation from criterion. No, but welcome to criterion

corner. That's Patrick Kleppek. We're also joined by Austin Walker, our producer

Ricardo Contreras. And today we're talking about Steven Sodaberg's no sudden

move and ensemble crime movie starring Don Chiddle, Benicio del Toro with Amy

Simitz, David Harbor, Brennan Fraser, Julia Fox and John Ham and others.

Before we get into this film, I am curious. What are your histories if any with

Steven Sodaberg or crime movies that sort of fit the genre?

What's a weird movie because I don't, it's not quite the genre I thought it was.

I'm going into it. I went into it expecting something slightly less comedic.

It's a dark comedy. And in that way, I think it ends up being a conversation.

You pointed this out to me, Rob, with the nice guys. I very much think this is the mean guys,

or the bad guys would be a working title that would have worked here.

But with Sodaberg specifically, I feel like in the mid 2000s, I felt like he was one of the best

directors working, coming off of Aaron Brockovich. And I have not seen traffic in a long time.

I think my worldview has probably shifted a lot, but I remember really liking traffic.

I remember really liking Ocean's 11 as a fun trio of films. I skipped out of sight in 98,

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