Sean Fennessey

Just one of the great times of my life.

Who's left?

I mean, who are we going to pose with next?

Really, honestly...

Just a very, very special conversation.

And just letting Spielberg just extended vamp about that film for a long period of time was really cool.

But for all those things to be happening alongside this thing that is happening with the movies, you know, for our purposes here, is just genuinely thrilling.

Now, when we recorded on Thursday, the conversation about Backrooms, we knew that the movie was going to be a big success and that it was going to far outpace the $20 million projected opening weekend.

Yeah.

I know you probably don't spend a lot of free time thinking about this, but were you thinking, like, this could happen, that Obsession would go up again in its box office performance, that, you know, the Mandalorian and Grogu would come in third place this weekend, signaling at least, I don't know, metaphorically, a kind of shift in the movie culture?

It definitely felt that way.

They do.

And that's the thing is that there's... Obsession is obviously a huge word of mouth hit.

Backrooms is a kind of internet discussion point hit.

Mandalorian and Grogu is a heavily marketed Star Wars movie.

So, you know, even though that movie...

is, I would say, relatively underperforming at this point.

It's still a big thing.

And we were in a movie theater on Friday.

We saw two movies on Friday in movie theaters.