Charles Holmes

And then I was like, oh, shit, he's back.

He's back with the homies.

That joke in the comic book store when he's trying to get the sword and it ends on the punchline.

Can I get your number?

I was like, that's a good joke.

Do you think that there was a version of the movie where we got that?

I also have to say, shout out to the filmmakers, where even if I did not like the movie...

there were so many parts where I could just admire the craft where I was like, oh, the fight scenes in this are very well shot and very well considered.

And I'm like, I'll be honest, some of the fight scenes in this have been better than a lot of the shit we've been getting from Marvel.

You can tell that they were very locked in on like, how do we make these fights believable?

How do we make He-Man look cool?

The CGI, when it would get to... They were basically flying the ships that they do in Wakanda.

I was like, all right, we getting a little... And that's... My biggest note was, I don't know if they leaned heavily enough into the more grounded Lord of the Rings.

Because when they're just walking around and fighting each other, those were the moments I love.

And I think...

because the TV show and the toys were trying to sell you barbarians that are kind of aliens, but there's also orcs and there's also spaceships.

They're trying to honor all of that.

And the more sci-fi stuff was, I was like, it doesn't work as much.

All right, but to push back, to push back, if I got power, if we all got powers, we would be like, hey, yo, what are our- Hold on, hold on, hold on.

Would we?