Greg Miller

But like, no, it's not on my list of grievances.

It's just a movie.

A hundred percent.

Yeah.

And I think, you know, like in terms of the plot being thin and all this stuff, I think I always love it when there's a movie that calls itself out for that.

I feel like, but there's one line in this where when they show up with Yoshi and Toad's just like, oh, so now the dinosaur is part of the group.

It's like.

Yup.

That's all it took.

We met Yoshi.

And now he's as thick as thieves with everybody.

Like, all right.

Let me jump in there, okay, if you don't mind, and I know you're hosting the show, so I hate to do this, but there's a super chat from Matthew Ponton who says, isn't it hypocritical to hate on the movie reviewers disliking the Mario movie while also defending games journalists that dislike the Crimson Desert... Dislike Crimson Desert?

And I think that is a straw man argument here, Matthew, where you're stripping out all of the context where you're just saying, well, you said it was okay for games journalists not to like this, but you're mad at movie critics.

I don't.

And none of the reviews we read for Crimson Desert did Jeff Grubbs say, I had to stab myself repeatedly in the hand with a pen to distract from the howling distress.

I never saw anyone say that.

It might have been like, yeah, I didn't like playing this.

Oh my God, it was annoying.

No one's talking about stabbing themselves to focus on their job for 90 minutes.