Ben Lindbergh

So we have Peach, we have Rosalina, now we have Daisy.

So we know that that's where we're going with the third film, presumably.

But there's not much more buildup to, oh, okay, this is what they're adapting.

This is what they're doing.

This is what they're building toward.

Because both of these films end so abruptly.

Have you

felt that too.

We talked about how this one just kind of picks up where the first one left off or not even really where it left off.

It just sort of starts.

And it also just sort of ends.

Both of these movies, when they ended, I thought, oh, wait, that's it?

We're doing the credits already?

Which again, I guess says something about the movie because like, you know, did we learn that much along the way?

Was this truly cathartic and transformative?

Is there that much to recap what we went through here?

you know, it's just, we went on an adventure and then that adventure is done and we will soon embark on another adventure, but this one is over for now.

It's just transport Peach to all these sort of movie sets and settings in a way.

But yeah, I did crave a little more from that Peach Rosalina relationship because you get that reveal, but then they spend almost no time together.

Right.