Mallory Rubin

Incredible.

Yeah, it's I also think it seems overwhelming.

Obviously, that's part of the comedy and fun of the movie is that she's very frazzled by like this unfolding in real time.

But it would be kind of intense to like.

I don't actually want to know.

Reading minds would be powerful, but I don't really actually want to know what's going on.

You learn that your mom fucked Giles twice.

What's a stevedore?

WordX, 79 years of coverups.

This question of who owns the truth, who deserves to know the truth, whose decision is that, right?

What do people do with the truth once they receive it or confront it?

Who controls it, who disseminates it, all of it.

So there's this whistleblower aspect with Daniel, with Hugo, with his team.

This is like plenty of whistleblowing in the world, right?

The idea that somebody would come across information and then decide they had to act upon it, believable.

An interesting core building block and what can the movie do based on those building blocks aspect of this is that Daniel has done this thing.

When he shows Jane the footage, he's escaped with all of the... The flash drives.

Fun production design on the flash drives.

I did like those.

And on the clicking front, satisfying click in and out of the thing that he plugs them into.