Ryder Strong

You're right up there with me.

Again, Disney can do it sometimes where they just punch in the gut.

Like we've seen a couple of these.

And again, when you take these incredibly important moments and put them through the eyes of a child, especially when it's a true story, again, like Color of Friendship or something like this, it really takes it to another level.

I mean, again, Selma, brilliant film, and you're watching all these movies that are incredible about this time in the South.

But again, to take it through the eyes of an 11-year-old girl who's going through all this, who's finding the movement herself, who has her whole life ahead of her and is wondering what the world's going to be like for her when she grows up, it really just takes it to kind of another level.

Then...

filmmaking wise is what I look at next.

Obviously when I'm looking at my scores, it was beautifully made.

I also, when I ever do a, when I look at any kind of, um, period piece, I'm one of those guys with the Hawkeyes looking for, are there any modern cars driving by in the background by accident?

Are the outfits have, and this seemed impeccable.

Yeah, it really did.

It really did.

And this is one that you should watch.

And again, you're probably right.

If you've got a five or six year old kid, probably not the best thing.

Probably too heavy so far.

11 or 12 though?

Yes.

10, 11, 12?