Aisha Harris

So I really liked that.

And I like the fact that this is a quote-unquote

movie about like a pop star, pop music, that artistry, but is not about what we usually see when we delve into this.

Like it's very intimate.

This is literally just a movie about beef.

And like beef between like two artists, but one artist who is meant to quote unquote support the other artist.

in ways that they don't always get.

Again, I think it goes back to the credit and visibility and being seen.

Yes.

Yes.

Because imagine if the roles were reversed.

No, I could totally see it.

And so I admire all of that.

But at the same time, I do kind of land in the same place that you two do, which is that I could admire all of that.

And I think even I could sort of take away a little bit more than maybe you, Mark.

But at the end of the day,

would I ever go back and re-watch this movie?

I don't think so, because there's something about that opaqueness that can only take me so far in caring.

I can't necessarily call myself a fan of Lowry's previous work.

I haven't seen The Green Knight, but I did see A Ghost Story, and that was very tedious for me.