Jarrett Hill

Glenn, I don't appreciate your recap of Waylon because that's about what I was going to say.

It's like...

Very big blockbuster-y movie with cars driving through walls.

And it was fun in that way.

I'm grateful to hear I wasn't the only one that didn't fully get it.

There were parts of it that I thought were really fun and interesting.

Or, oh, maybe you're saying something that I would be fascinated by here.

But other than that, I was like, I don't know exactly what...

when this could have been set for some of the things that they choose to do, the news pieces of it.

As a person who worked in local news, on air, and in production, I was trying to understand, what world are we living in here?

There were some parts of that that were really challenging for me as well.

I will agree with you on a couple of things, though, Glenn, here.

I wrote down in my notes, car, train, hyphen, suspension of disbelief, because come on.

Yeah, there's that.

And I mean, I believe we see it in the trailer, but the thing that they're doing with this train and this car, I was like, I don't know how I'm supposed to be buying this is happening.

The ways that they accomplish a lot of things in this film, I don't understand.

There's a moment of a reveal of why I'm doing this, right?

And I was like...

That was it?

Like, I didn't care.