Timothy Simons

Are you able to, like, are you able to engage with plane crashes in movies?

Yeah.

One time I took my kids to like a Lego exhibition.

Cool.

And there was a Lego miracle on the Hudson.

It was like they had made the little Hudson and they made the plane and all the people getting off on the wings.

I just wanted to throw that in.

Great place.

And and I was remarking to myself last night that, again, to like the 1993 of like from the director of Witness and Dead Poets Society.

Right.

The fact that they take the time to show not only the collection of sharp materials, but also high heels.

The moment where she just opens the bathroom door and throws all the hot... You're like, I didn't know this was part of the process until now.

I still don't, but that feels like a really amazing dramatization of the fucking...

sort of absurdity of the terror of a moment like that.

Yeah.

It's one of my favorite moments, favorite things that can happen.

Right.

The...

There is one thing that I will throw out there that this almost feels like a movie and a performance that is, yes, there is the woo-woo parts of it, but I could see people being like, I don't know that I really want to, like, obviously, incredible, important performance that she gives, but one that

I could understand if people were like, I don't really want to engage with this.