Kristen Stewart

A huge hit in terms of it got a theatrical release, that we did a few interviews about it, that we had a couple screenings, that some people watched it, that some person on Letterboxd said, oh, wow, that changed me.

Do you know what I mean?

Like that truly is a hit.

We could totally make a huge hit.

Do you know what I mean?

Like, I just realized that your question was like, do you think that left to your own devices...

Do I think it could land on like a large number of people?

I think that if people had the, you know, cojones to allow one person to lead the charge and they were actually financed and supported and believed in, that people would start going to the movies again.

And not just to go see like, you know, Marvel 10.

I didn't have faith that you could make a hit.

I'm not saying it's you.

I just realized what you asked me, and I was like, yes, we could make a huge hit, a smash hit.

Barbie, dude.

Sure.

This is a divisive subject, yeah.

Yeah, I hear you.

I mean, look, no, like 100%, I do hear you.

I think for a woman to be allowed to make a movie of that scale and how physical it was, like she built all the sets, she made a world to live in, and then she totally took Barbie and broke her into a million pieces.

And, you know, the villains were like the Mattel executives, all of it.

It's like, I'm surprised that Mattel let her make that movie.