PJ Kirby

You're sitting behind the table and you're judging me and you can't actually do the move.

But why would you ever need Like show me And I'll do it Like why would I ever need to No Imagine if you're at an audition They'd start calling it all out Yeah I'd go No just show me the dance And I'll copy it So they'd call out An amalgamation right And it'd be like I don't know Pate a bourrée Or triplets Rise rise fall Pate a bourrée Slide to the floor No I did I did eat the triplets up I loved it Oh I loved triplets I just thought That modern Was a bit stuffy for me

Do you know?

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's not even as like bumskaz jazz.

Anyway, speaking of something that isn't stuffy, Shrek 2, which is what that song is from that we played on Alexa.

I disagree.

Which we need to change that.

Can we correct that?

We need to start the petition.

Like what's going on there?

We're going to start the petition.

So we're talking about sequels, prequels and remakes today because I feel like everything's a sequel or a remake now.

everything is getting remade or they're going let's do the prequel because we've already done the sequel basically there's not enough room for original ideas anymore and it is just driven by profit we have a stat here in the 15 of the top grossing films of all time only two are non-sequels so only titanic and avatar are original movies and the rest are sequels in the list of 15 that's crazy isn't it

So the reason why we're getting so many sequels, prequels and remakes is because big studios are afraid to invest in new intellectual property.

And I do think in some ways it's so bad because it means that new, really exciting film and TV ideas aren't made because they're after using the budget to make a shit sequel.

Yeah.

But I would say there are a lot of good sequels.

Shrek 2 used to be my top.