Claudia Oshry

They're both like 16.

And they play this like really poor family who live in the middle of nowhere.

And their mother is like morbidly obese.

She like can't even, she can't leave her bed.

And Leonardo DiCaprio

is autistic, right, in the film?

And Johnny Depp's just trying to keep this family together, trying to go to school, trying to fall in love, trying to do this.

And eventually, spoiler alert, the mother passes away in her sleep.

And they don't want to call an ambulance because they wouldn't be able to get her out of the house.

They'd have to forklift her out and it would be too much shame for the family.

So they end up burning the house down with her in it.

it was like we were watching that movie like i saw that movie i was like 11 i know but like that was like the movie of that year like imagine if they came out now like and by the way that movie was like whatever that what's the opposite of woke like that movie was insane like he wouldn't bring girls home because he was so embarrassed of his mom it was like it was really i remember the point of the movie what was eating gilbert you know yeah i don't know

Well, let's get into the actual stories, not the not story.

If you want to be upset, you should watch that movie.

Our first story, I actually would like to watch that movie now as an adult, like see what it was about.

Yeah, what all the fuss was about.

Because we just remember the very like,

Dark parts.

No, and like memorable parts.

And did anybody else see that movie or just us when we were 11?