Mia Freedman

And Salt Burn, I think, was more raunchy than Wuthering Heights.

I'm not coming at it from either of those places.

So my first problem is with Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi, two Australians.

I love them.

They're so good looking.

Margot was also so deeply impressive as a producer.

Jessie made the point that no one creates cultural conversations like Margot does in her movies.

That is true.

She has created a whole moment around this and she's also somehow got a baby and like doesn't even talk about it or deal with it in public, which I'm also just so impressed and in awe of.

Well, hang on.

I think she's protecting her privacy, which I respect.

I also just think it's impressive because when I had a baby, I was telling everyone I knew about my baby's sleep schedule and feeding schedule and I would have been like, I can't go to the premiere because the baby's got to have a nap.

And she's so, like, beautiful and show-stopping in person.

And delightful.

Well, I didn't speak to her myself.

I didn't either, but I saw her on the red carpet.

She's just like, you know the thing about movie stars is they have these faces that, like, in real life almost look otherworldly because they're so beautiful.

And yet on screen, it just translates into someone who you love looking at.

Like both of them are just so attractive.

So that's what I liked about it.