Paul Thomas Anderson

And it's got this great soundtrack.

So we've just kind of been listening to all this variety of songs on that soundtrack, which is everything from like,

Harry Nilsson and Todd Rundgren to a lot of new stuff that I've never heard in my life, you know?

I don't know.

I kind of, I don't know.

I mean, I like everything, you know?

I mean, I really do.

I sound like Daniel Plainview, who's like, I like all kinds of religions.

They're all fucking, you know, to me.

I mean, to that point is there's probably, you know...

30 theaters in this country where it would look great and sound great and the rest are fucking filth i'm sorry but it's like you know it's and that's the sad truth of it is that i can understand why everybody says like oh piss off i'm staying at home you know what why you want me to pay for babysitter and pay for parking and come in and look at this shit and look at it on a fucking screen that that you guys haven't even you know i don't know it's hard to defend at a certain point

Right, but I don't know.

I think that's kind of bullshit too because the reason why is when all these theaters were opening up again, you have these huge, gigantic 25 plexes and stuff like that, and everybody was crying.

Oh, they're empty.

It was like, well, what did you fucking think was going to happen?

But if you go to...

Any of the great theaters, let's say, in Los Angeles or New York that are playing specialty programming, they're packed with people.

They're all turning out.

They're film lovers.

They're people that you know are going to come out and turn out for this thing.