Alex Ross Perry

And they were using this as a fine opportunity to continue their, essentially, reign of terror.

I just don't think he could fumble.

I agree with you.

Even with half the resources he wants, his eye, his instincts, like, I hate this phrase.

I hate when people are like, this director always knows exactly where to put the camera.

So does everybody in front of the actors.

Like, this is an insane sentence.

But his instincts of, like, visual storytelling are so muscular, even in a drama, even in Dead Poets Society.

He can't ever frame things in a way that you're not like, this is cool looking, this place feels real, these actors are in the moment, and he's in complete control, and this movie is totally solid.

Like, I'm not saying it's even, you know, it could only not be in the top five of his because his highs are untouchable.

But, I mean, the response to it or the new market dumping of it, its non-existence is...

Totally undeserved.

Well, that's why I found it fascinating and called it months ago.

Just because it is that to me.

And he's really just, you know, I mean, he would have been the top of anyone.

I'm sure there was a time where he was ahead of Ridley Scott on people's lists.

Yeah.

I also, I think, like, everything... But he never made, like, what's it named?

Like...

What would you rather watch, White Squall or Master and Commander?