Gilbert Cruz

Oh, no.

Yes.

I think you're right because I, again, back to the Bob Dylan movie from last year,

I was not nearly alive when he went electric and whether or not everything that happened in the depiction of that moment in the movie at the Newport Folk Festival is actually accurate.

I don't know that that many people punched each other.

There is still something to, wow, I am seeing something that looks great, sounds great, and I feel like I am in the moment.

Why I never want to see Bob Dylan live for this.

Have you found, whether yourselves or anecdotally people in your lives, do you feel like these movies send people back to the music?

I...

Definitely found like I went through a month of just going back and listening to early Dylan after watching this movie.

Not songs I was unfamiliar with, but I hadn't really sort of dug down on them in a while.

And the movie just compelled me in that direction.

Yeah.

I want to talk about performances, because it feels like many of these movies sort of live or die based on who is playing the person in the title.

And I watched this week in a movie that I had avoided, to be honest, which was Elvis, which was the Baz Luhrmann film called

Telling you about the life of Elvis Presley, but also telling you about his relationship with his longtime manager, Colonel Tom Parker, played by a man who I love.

And out of his mind, Tom Hanks.

But who I think is...

Absolutely terrible at this movie.

No offense to Tom Hanks.