Em Burnham

They're like making fun of The Summer I Turned Pretty reboot, even though this is like a reboot.

Like the breaking of the fort wall to talk about like how funny and shit it is, like so many horror movies are.

and, like, some are serious and some are still very, like, slapstick funny.

It's just done really well.

And I have to re... I think I'm going to buy a ticket.

Whoa.

Huge.

And watch it again in cinemas because the jokes were coming at me so fast.

And they were so elevated and funny and there were so many callbacks that so many of them, I think, just went over my head because they were just happening in such quick succession that, like, I'm scared that I missed, like, a lot of bits.

But the whole movie...

It looked like the cast was just having so much fun.

That's what I get nervous about with reboots is that so many of them are there for like a paycheck and you can see it with their performance on screen.

Like they only come in for certain scenes or whatever.

But these four are just having so much fun and it's like they look the exact same as they did in the first movie in the way that they're like portraying themselves and making fun of themselves and being really, really silly.

Then I'm like, this is perfect cinema.

I'm so excited for you to watch it.

And because they jump all the time.

You're like, keep playing that.

I thought it was based off a video game.

Yeah, and, like, a Lord Farquaad haircut.