Joanna Robinson

when that house came up.

Relatable content.

It is relatable.

Defeated by just being like tired.

Yeah.

And I get it.

Need a snack, need a nap.

It's bad storytelling, but it is relatable content to me.

It's really... There's, like, some... Strange.

Extraordinarily stupid moments in this movie.

And that's one of them.

But I also... I love... This is a chase movie.

You mentioned, like, the 70s paranoia thriller, but, like, if you go all the way back to, like, Sugar Land Express...

I got a great delight in the fact that Wyatt Russell, Goldie Hawn's son, is in this movie.

He's wonderful and starved.

And then, like, Emily Blunt is doing this kind of, like, Daffy Goldie Hawn, like, Private Benjamin, Flippity Jibbit, like, performance in a real—compliment, compliment, compliment, like, fantastic.

Yeah.

The duo that I talked about that I love, Minority Report and Catch Me If You Can, incredible, iconic chase movies, you know, everybody runs.

Like, you know, it's just like, I love that.

I think the pace of the movie is sensational.