Danny McBride

gotten a note to sort of like, don't make this R-rated, don't make this R-rated comedy, don't have this point of view.

I mean, I think for comedy, there was definitely an awakening.

And as I think with all things, it's like, you know, different generations come up and different things are important to different generations.

I think that's what it's all about, you know, and with movies, especially, it's like,

You know, there was a time in the 50s where it was only just Westerns and then there was only just musicals.

And, you know, in the 80s, it's only like teen movies and action movies.

It's like movies always go through that.

And I just think that I think that that younger generation that kind of came up like, you know, after this height of these R-rated movies, it just wasn't what I think that they were interested in.

Or maybe that's what Hollywood thought.

I don't know.

He, it's YouTube.

I mean, like, you know, I have a hard time getting him to watch movies.

He just doesn't want to, we'll go, I'll try to drag him to the theater.

But if it's in the house and it's an hour and a half, like, good luck.

It's like.

You know, it's constantly like me policing him, like, no, no, no, get back here.

Get back and finish this.

You have to finish this part.

I just think that there's so much stuff that's competing for their attention.

When we were kids, it was movies.