Rich Keefe

I was rooting for her.

I felt like he didn't really care about her at all.

It was second, third, fourth priority for him.

All he cared about was ping pong.

he was like, I mean, I guess relatively nice to her at times, but then also like, I don't know.

Now all of a sudden he shows up, he's crying at the end.

He sees his kid, but five days from now, if someone's like, Hey, we got a big tournament.

You got to come across the world.

Like he's going to leave.

It was a fitting ending too.

When you consider the beginning of the movie, you get that sperm montage of women's sperm and then it ends with childbirth.

So there you go.

Yeah, it was good.

I like what you said too, Lucas, about you get introduced to

chalamet's character and like his relationship with his mom isn't like overtly explained to you and it isn't like here's why he feels this way you are just kind of thrown into their dynamic and you're like did she do something to him for him to act that way or like did she not even he's just a dickhead like you're like trying to figure it out because like clearly the relationship isn't bad enough where like they don't speak to each other and like they're not a part of their each other's lives and but like clearly like he doesn't

really have the time for anybody else in his life and he's just like on a mission to go do this thing i also thought that at that sort of like event which became like a big game it's also bittersweet because like he does win he can tell himself he's the best in the world but he's not allowed to compete at the world championship so it's like it's a big win but you're not getting like all the attention he thought he's gonna be on the cover of these magazines and like all that stuff so he

He doesn't have that going for him.

Yeah.

Endo.

It is.