Andy Greenwald

I think when we talked about it before that at whatever level these conversations exist at Apple, I don't think they are actively saying or at least they're not even addressing the idea of like reinventing Cape Fear for a new generation.

This is comfort prestige food for a generation that doesn't go to the movies anymore.

The comparison I think that Craig was right to point out would be there's a fucking He-Man movie opening this weekend.

But, okay.

Those toys were 40 years old.

Wake me when Tony Gilroy does the Orko spinoff.

Okay?

Just let me know when that's on the docket.

okay, you're too afraid of my dangerous ideas.

That's why I'm in here.

To be clear, Orko was the floating magician who didn't have a body and was just like a shirt.

Sure.

That was cool time for us to watch cartoons.

My point isn't even that like,

I don't, the Masters of the Universe thing, even if it's good, there's a cynicism baked in the root of it where like, I don't think there's even, they're not converting a new generation to like follow the story of Eternia.

There wasn't even really a story.

From everything I understand about the movie, it's like,

apologizing for itself as the bit throughout, which is just such loser cul-de-sac culture shit.

Well, that's because, guys, I've always been an Adam, not a He-Man.

Like, I think there's two types of, there are two genders, you know?