Chris Klimek

I can't go that far.

I mean, as far as I will go with you, Ronald, is wishing that this movie was called Eight Week Sheriff.

It sounds like a Bravo show that you would be on Pop Culture Happy Hour talking about and that I wouldn't go near.

We are told that he is...

He is the sheriff for the interim period of eight weeks until the next election, which I really have some questions about continuity of government in normal Minnesota.

Because can't Henry Winkler, the mayor, can't he just appoint an interim sheriff or something?

Do they have temp sheriffs?

That's actually a good example of one of the ways in which this movie kind of...

faints towards something more interesting than what we get.

There is an early scene where he is in the armory of the sheriff's department.

And one chides the secretary of the receptionist, whoever, for leaving the door to the weapons storage unlocked.

But then he's looking at all the military hardware they have in there, all the C4 explosives.

And he actually says, why do you have this?

And she says, well, you know, after 9-11, the old sheriff applied for all these grants.

Like, that was a real thing, right?

There were news stories about that for years, about these, like...

We all liked Rebel Ridge, right?

Rebel Ridge is really good.

Bold take, Ronald.

Bold take.