Emily Simpson

But then once it popped up and I saw the the main young actor, I was just she is just so extraordinary.

I was like setting myself up for a wonderful watch as far as it goes.

Oh, man.

It was, you know, heavy.

Absolutely.

But I thought it was done really well.

I thought that this was a movie.

I mean, not necessarily.

Obviously, there would be kind of like an age that you wouldn't want to have your any child.

Like, I wouldn't have my kids watch it just yet, obviously.

No.

But at the same time, I think in a couple of years.

you know, is such a learning movie and it's done well.

It's not, it, it, you, you feel the heaviness, but it's not, you know, graphic.

Like it's not like to where it's like, you know, that, that you get, you get the, the sense, like the seriousness of, of what happened.

And I love that, you know, it obviously has a great message, but it's, I love like period pieces and things that like really guide you through an experience that happened in the world prior.

Move on.

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