Dr. Drew Pinsky

I see why you and Grober are doing your movie review show.

So tell us about that.

I need a breather.

You know, movies to me are... First of all, I watch a lot of foreign films now because they're intriguing.

They're actually funny.

There's actually story and character and interpersonal relationships and things.

But when they're fun here in this country, they're fun because just there's fun action.

There's fun sort of fantasy attached to it.

But nine times out of ten, I find myself getting angry with the screenwriting.

It's just so weak, so pathetic.

And I just get angry at it.

I'm like, I'm just wasting my time.

We're all just on our screens and our ability to watch a film is just done?

So you've been now, I haven't talked to you in probably maybe six months or so.

And now you've been, how long have you been living in the United States?

It's four years now.

Before five years.

Has there been, yeah.

Has there been an evolution?

I felt like when I was at your house in Florida, you were kind of a newcomer.