Mallory Rubin

I don't think that would be appropriate and I don't think that's what the movie's trying to do, but it does feel like there's a distinction between...

The movie encouraging us to believe that an outcome like that is possible, which I think is powerful.

And maybe the movie saying this is what we think would happen.

And I just.

Which is harder, I think, to just like.

I know.

She was.

I don't know that anybody but me cares about this, but another thing in the end, the final act, that kind of takes me out of it a little bit, not at the level of how are the people of the world responding to what has been disclosed or...

is local news and then broadcast news the way that this would instantly reach everybody in 2026.

But...

We get these interesting glimpses of all the footage.

Some of it is, like, you've got some fun, like, kind of Easter egg connections.

Oh, you hated this.

It's just, I find it really perplexing why we have, like, basically one, one and a half-ish alien designs.

There are a lot of different ships.

Spielberg loves the greys.

He loves, he loves, they're different sizes.

And it's, but it's like, is it because they're kids and adults or are they actually different?

Like, did they just get taller?

Yeah.