Van Lathan

So I have honestly no judgment on whether it's, quote, good or bad.

I knew that I didn't care at all at any point.

And I was interested to the extent that my four-year-old, who was vibrating with excitement when I told him we were going to see this movie, and he brought his toy Grogu with him that Sean gave him.

And any time that Grogu was on the screen, he was very excited.

But the rest of the time, he was just not engaged.

And I was a little worried after seeing the footage at CinemaCon that he would be scared because, you know, there was gun violence as opposed to lightsaber violence.

And people like punching each other as opposed to, you know, lightsabers are fun.

He's never scared about lightsabers.

And then I didn't even know about the monsters, but there are monsters everywhere.

Couldn't have cared less.

Just absolutely went over his head.

And his review was there was a lot of fighting, but not in a way that was upsetting to him or that has caused nightmares.

So this seemed like a big nothing to me.

And because Star Wars is not as essential to...

my childhood and is because my child was fine with it i'm not that upset about it but i'm here to support anyone else who has any feelings that they want to go through positive or negative okay well what were your feelings i told you i haven't listened to your other podcast about this film so we're coming in fresh yes

I think they did not serve.

As I understand.

So this is a defensive pose that you're taking.

Yeah.

Coyote ugly.