Now, one of the big kind of watermark or benchmark movies that we've been keeping an eye on

as far as, you know, how are theaters reopening progressing?

One of the big movies we've really been keeping our eye on as far as that goes, and it is

great to see movie theaters opening, you know, a lot of people you guys wrote in saying

your local movie theaters were all sold out this weekend, that's great, but we've been

keeping an eye on Black Widow, you know, Black Widow right now is scheduled to come out

on May 7th. Now, that's not far away. Now, I've said for a while, I think they're going

to move Black Widow one more time, and I don't think they're going to move it far. I think

they'll move it like anywhere between three to six weeks. I think they'll move it anywhere

between three to six weeks. Now, they haven't moved it yet. I still think they, well,

I still think May 7th is a little bit early for a big film like that. But Disney CEO, Bob

Chepeck was just being interviewed about that, and they were asking him, hey, is Black Widow

going to hold on to that May 7th release state, and which I, you know, I've seen for

while I don't think they will, but he said the following said, our situation and conditions

change. Chepeck said just a few weeks ago, theaters in New York and Los Angeles weren't

even open. Now, all of a sudden, they're open. So we're waiting to see how prospective

theater goers respond to these reopening. We're going to remain flexible. Now, we'll make

that call probably the last minute in terms of how these films come to market, whether

it's Black Widow or any title. We love the article window. We think it's important building

our franchises. At the same time, we don't think it's the only way to do it. We'll see

what happens over the next couple of months. So much is changing. It's such a dynamic

environment. It's really hard to predict what's going to happen with consumer behavior

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