Sean Fennessey

It's quite good.

I guess I'd be curious to know where this movie lands.

I didn't really do like a legacy equals comp thing here, but, you know, what are some recent ones?

Blade Runner 2049, Mad Max Fury Road, and Furiosa.

You know, we've got the social reckoning coming out later this year.

Like, it's obviously something that's going to be happening more and more where I think, especially for grownups, that this is a way to kind of feed a quasi-prestigious crowd, but also serve, you know, just that childlike brain of, I know what that is.

I like that.

So I'm quite fascinated by how this movie does.

Because of the world of fashion and it taking place in Europe.

Okay.

Will it cross $500 million worldwide?

That would make it pretty damn big.

Okay.

So, I mean, this dovetails into the conversation I want to have about Mile End Kicks.

Okay.

But it is something that I have been thinking about quite a bit.

A few years back when the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie came out, the animated movie that Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg produced, they wrote this long, emotional letterboxd review about it coming for us, so to speak.

You know, these remnants of our youth...

kind of starting to echo deeply in ways that seem cynical but are also very personal.

Like that animated Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie had a couple of