Matt Walsh

And two, I took my wife and kids to the movie, which I don't think I've ever done that.

Now, I've taken my wife to movies and I've taken my kids to movies, but we've never gone to a movie as a family, all of us.

And that's because Hollywood stopped making family movies decades ago.

Hollywood makes children's movies.

that are really hard to sit through if you do take your kids to them, but you do because you love them and so you endure it.

And then they make adult movies, but they don't really make movies that are actually intended to be enjoyed by the entire family.

Project Hail Mary is that kind of movie, which to me is its greatest achievement.

That's my, if I'm gonna review it, that's my, I'd probably give it four stars out of five, mainly for this reason.

is that it's a family movie, and we all really enjoyed it.

It's a solid, fun film.

Some of the hype is a little bit overblown.

It's not a great film.

It's not a cinematic masterpiece by any means, but that's okay.

It's an enjoyable, fun movie that...

you can actually watch as a family.

It reminded me of the PG movies that, even though this is PG-13, I don't know why.

It could have been PG.

But back in the 80s and 90s, they used to put out these PG movies all the time that were, you know, like family movies.

And that they were a little bit more mature than, you know, just a

a standard children's movie, but they weren't totally over the head of a child.