Ben Stiller

Yeah, sure. But I mean, like, who wouldn't be, you know, feeling like, oh, I don't want to just go down, you know. But it's just such a crazy world now that the cultural moment that you have for something. I actually like being on Apple because they don't drop everything at once. We get to have an episode every week. And I think for our show, that benefits our show.

Yeah, sure. But I mean, like, who wouldn't be, you know, feeling like, oh, I don't want to just go down, you know. But it's just such a crazy world now that the cultural moment that you have for something. I actually like being on Apple because they don't drop everything at once. We get to have an episode every week. And I think for our show, that benefits our show.

Because we get a chance for people to chew on it and to think about it and to talk about it and to go online and go back and forth.

Because we get a chance for people to chew on it and to think about it and to talk about it and to go online and go back and forth.

Because we get a chance for people to chew on it and to think about it and to talk about it and to go online and go back and forth.

Yeah. And to want it. And and I like that. And maybe that's just a generational thing. And just I'm an old guy who's like, oh, I remember when shows would come on and, you know, every week. But it's it is succession was like that. Right. And you look forward to that. And I think, you know, it's just the new world we're in.

Yeah. And to want it. And and I like that. And maybe that's just a generational thing. And just I'm an old guy who's like, oh, I remember when shows would come on and, you know, every week. But it's it is succession was like that. Right. And you look forward to that. And I think, you know, it's just the new world we're in.

Yeah. And to want it. And and I like that. And maybe that's just a generational thing. And just I'm an old guy who's like, oh, I remember when shows would come on and, you know, every week. But it's it is succession was like that. Right. And you look forward to that. And I think, you know, it's just the new world we're in.

But yeah, Netflix has turned has turned the movie business upside down and is still trying to find its way. I think in terms of what defines a movie, you know, I'm hoping And I really do believe we're going to get back to what people went to the movies for besides spectacle and giant IP and all that stuff. And I feel like that will come back around.

But yeah, Netflix has turned has turned the movie business upside down and is still trying to find its way. I think in terms of what defines a movie, you know, I'm hoping And I really do believe we're going to get back to what people went to the movies for besides spectacle and giant IP and all that stuff. And I feel like that will come back around.

But yeah, Netflix has turned has turned the movie business upside down and is still trying to find its way. I think in terms of what defines a movie, you know, I'm hoping And I really do believe we're going to get back to what people went to the movies for besides spectacle and giant IP and all that stuff. And I feel like that will come back around.

Yeah, but, you know, back in the day a little bit. And I haven't done it for a while in, you know, in movies. And it's hard, too. You know, the thing is, like, the movies had that version of it where you have an opening weekend. And if your movie didn't do well on the opening weekend of a wide release, then it would go away pretty quickly.

Yeah, but, you know, back in the day a little bit. And I haven't done it for a while in, you know, in movies. And it's hard, too. You know, the thing is, like, the movies had that version of it where you have an opening weekend. And if your movie didn't do well on the opening weekend of a wide release, then it would go away pretty quickly.

Yeah, but, you know, back in the day a little bit. And I haven't done it for a while in, you know, in movies. And it's hard, too. You know, the thing is, like, the movies had that version of it where you have an opening weekend. And if your movie didn't do well on the opening weekend of a wide release, then it would go away pretty quickly.

So it's kind of the same version of, like, being on the queue at Netflix. It's just the kind of, you know... on steroids or something.

So it's kind of the same version of, like, being on the queue at Netflix. It's just the kind of, you know... on steroids or something.

So it's kind of the same version of, like, being on the queue at Netflix. It's just the kind of, you know... on steroids or something.

Um, I mean, existential dread is sort of something that creative people have all the time. And that I think could be like generational trauma that I have too. I mean, I grew up around that too. It's, you know, it's, it's not a very, uh, you know, business being an actor or a creative person. I mean, I can't remember a time when people were as off balance as they are now.

Um, I mean, existential dread is sort of something that creative people have all the time. And that I think could be like generational trauma that I have too. I mean, I grew up around that too. It's, you know, it's, it's not a very, uh, you know, business being an actor or a creative person. I mean, I can't remember a time when people were as off balance as they are now.

Um, I mean, existential dread is sort of something that creative people have all the time. And that I think could be like generational trauma that I have too. I mean, I grew up around that too. It's, you know, it's, it's not a very, uh, you know, business being an actor or a creative person. I mean, I can't remember a time when people were as off balance as they are now.