Van Lathan

Why does no one else want the Thanksgiving date?

Because as soon as the Narnia movie vacated that, we thought, oh, okay, well, Avengers, whatever, will now move up and it can dump Infinity Vision or whatever.

And they're not moving off December 18th.

It does seem I'm excited for Cliff Booth.

You know, we're...

We like Quentin Tarantino.

We like David Fincher.

We like Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.

But it does seem like they just took the screens because no one else wanted it.

And I don't really understand what's going on with the Thanksgiving Day.

What's going on?

Pretty weird.

It is strange.

And I feel like there's something that they know that we don't.

It does feel that way.

I mean, this is nice.

It's good that Netflix is putting the movie on bigger screens as opposed to smaller screens.

We are pro that.

It's not that different from a traditional prestige release for a Netflix movie, which gets a more limited, usually two to three week run in theaters to qualify for awards and then gets its streaming date.

Yes, sure.