Steven Spielberg

Yeah.

You say if we had the same digital tools that we have today?

No, you wouldn't.

You'd lose that stuff.

If you used AI, you would unemploy about 400 people, wouldn't have jobs.

Right, right.

It's just...

There's a lot of virtue in analog.

When you look at TCM as much as I watch it, you see a lot of virtue in, like in, for instance, San Francisco.

You see the San Francisco earthquake, the great quake.

And you see it being done in analog, meaning they actually had to build big models, probably an inch and a half to the foot, and have them collapse.

When you see the Clark David movie about the Chicago fire, they had to burn several acres in order to make it appear as if it was all the Chicago burning after Mrs. O'Leary's cow knocked over the lantern.

You know, I watched those films in the context of the age and era they were produced.

But I appreciate them as much as watching effects in a modern day, in Avatar, let's say today.

I appreciate those handmade effects as much as I appreciate the genius digital motion capture work that Jim Cameron's done consistently with his Avatar films.

And what is the category?

It's your category, but what is it again?

oh which is his own i never saw that you know something look at sean teaching you about movies hey guys i'm just saying that i'm having such a good time talking to both of you about this movie but that one insight just makes this day that's great it really does best moment in the history of the category criteria orgasm right there we just saw it

A little Kubrick joke.

Kubrick joke basically saying that England would surpass America with the number of channels in the future.