Chris Ryan

But I think part of the charm of the movie is you know all of these guys.

These are not the guys.

You trust these guys.

Look at the familiar faces that are a part of this movie.

Even just people showing up, they get the complete buy-in because they do some really outrageous shit that you have to have trust in the performance for them to be able to pull it off.

I mean, you know what?

Some of the stuff that we're talking about is pushing the envelope.

It's pushing the envelope in terms of how zany and daring a comedy is.

This is different, though.

Like, this is legitimately hitting at what some people would say are marginalized communities.

Special disabilities, special needs people, should I say, black people, gay people.

Viet Congs.

There's not a lot of... Viet Cong.

Viet Cong.

there's no ass you wouldn't say chinese there's not a lot of movies in this run that you guys are talking about that go for this something about mary is definitely one of them yeah definitely one of them but they're not that many movies that go directly where tropic thunder goes do you get credibility though when you have this many stars and proven people in it do they get to push the envelope more at that point

You know, I have this in What's the Most 2008 thing about the movie.

We were still in an era to where funny won.

I agree.

If it was funny, then there would be a certain group of people that would have an issue with it, problems, and we could have conversations.

But if it was funny, that was the most important thing.