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mature in this part from, you know, Captain America Civil War 10 years ago to this kind of older and sadder version.

There's some emo superhero business going on here, which is not my favorite, but the trailer does have a joke or two.

Mark Ruffalo is showing up as Bruce Banner.

And, you know, on top of everything else, they've added Tramiel Tillman.

All smart people at this stage of life are adding Tramiel Tolman to their project if they can possibly figure out how to do it because he's an amazing presence.

I am choosing to be very hopeful about this movie.

So again, that is Spider-Man Brand New Day, which is arriving on July 31st.

Now, Aisha, I mentioned in the intro a movie that I thought we might never get to see.

You have chosen that movie as one of your picks.

So let's talk about Coyote vs. Acme.

I think what has made this story compelling to me is that the people who worked on it are extremely proud of it, right?

And I feel so acutely for the people who worked on it so incredibly hard.

And then we're basically just told, tough darts, we're literally throwing it in the garbage.

And I don't want that to happen to anyone.

So, you know, nobody at Warner Brothers is ever going to say, oh, we deeply regret that we were going to do this, that we did this because of how good it is.

Because I think people who do stuff like this, I think this move, you should be embarrassed and you should be kind of told that you're doing a bad job if you're going to take stuff that's already done and throw it in the garbage, regardless of how good it is.

So, yeah, I'm rooting for this one to be good.

But I'm also, as Glenn and Stephen sort of both alluded to, I'm not expecting it to be Citizen Kane and I'm trying to make sure that I don't.

So, again, that is Coyote vs. Acme coming to theaters August 28th.

Let's see it.