Dana Carvey

all right anyway the netflix's jokes thing will be pretty fun i don't know what they're actually filming to put on netflix if anything but i know there's a lot going on i just don't know about the name because there are people who kind of make fun of netflix because it's the biggest live streaming i mean it's it's it's it's it is the board for for uh global television but some i heard a guy without any irony just say oh it's a joke man

That was our warm-up.

Now we're ready to rock.

Have to reiterate the plot three or four times in the dialogue because people are on their phones.

Or do it in a different way.

I say clarity is king when it comes to this.

When you're trying to watch a movie and after about seven or eight minutes, you're not quite sure where you are.

What am I watching?

Is the tone consistent?

If you watch a Sylvester Stallone movie or Arnold movie, and even Adam Sandler is really good at just laying it out.

It's not redundant.

It's just we're clear where we are in the first two minutes, what we're watching.

I think so, unless it's a mystery, but a good movie is a good movie.

I did a PG comedy once called Master Disguise.

And at the screening, it was so chaotic because we didn't have any time to rewrite the script, but it was so chaotic.

No one knew what was going on.

at all i mean it's the most confusing movie ever and even even brad gray was slumping down all the agents and managers were in their chairs the comment cards are just like hey fuck you so what we did which maybe you could do with busboys if you need it i don't know where you're at but yeah narrator narrators help uh i do say dickie roberts one of the comment cards was uh

There is a human being when you make a movie and you're going to show it to people and they're going to fill out cards.

There's a person, Kevin, a man or a woman who guides the audience through it.

Here's your card.