Steve Ahlman

Not really.

Right?

That's a horror movie.

So you're looking at the visual style of it.

You're looking at Daniel Kaluuya being like this.

I was like, yo, why is he making that face?

What's happening to him?

You know what I mean?

So I wanted to go into the movie.

And then when...

the, I guess, conceit of the movie unveiled itself, I was just like blown away.

Because that's not, legitimately not what I thought the movie was about.

That's completely different than what we're talking about right now because that's a higher concept movie than this is.

However, I guess what I'm saying is, does the movie look like fun?

Because if they are

If there's some kind of grand journey that exists in The Mandalorian and Grogu, and they're not giving it to you in the trailer, we normally criticize trailers when they do give the whole movie away.

But if you're judging this from the purview of the trailer needs to, in some way...

I guess, testify for the existence of the movie, then the film is starting from a deficit.

And I don't know if we can judge it fairly.

Let's separate these films.