Sean Fennessey

But I don't think so.

And I do think that teenagers are switched on to going to the movies right now.

You can tell based on all the market research and you can also tell just by going to movie theaters.

That's the other thing I wanted to say is we talk about this stuff all the time on the show.

I think about it all the time.

It's become a weird obsession of mine to chart this over the course of history.

But

I'm in movie theaters all the time, and I also talk to people who make movies.

Most box office analysts only talk to executives.

You can't listen to those people.

They don't know what they're talking about.

They're only listening to what people who are financially motivated and are using their previous experience are telling them to talk about.

You have to talk to real people who go see movies all the time because that's actually what indicates where things are going to go ultimately.

So it doesn't mean that we're without flaw in how we analyze it.

I make mistakes all the time.

We can talk about our preview game.

We fucked up a million things.

However, you can frequently tell when something is shifting when you're in the space with people.

Yeah.

I was thinking about one other thing, too, which is, like, the young person component of this, making the movies, how Kane is 20, about to be 21, and Curry is 26.