Van Lathan

That's thrilling.

Now, if we were doing best visuals.

Fantastic Four.

For Mission Impossible, would it be that or would, I feel like the submarine scene actually had better visuals.

This was more exhilarating to watch in the theater because you're like, how did they do this?

But the submarine scene was like really cool.

I would argue.

I would argue.

Well, look, I,

I'm just saying, if you're going to validate one thing, then I would do this.

This is more of like a bigger spectacle.

I know, I think I prefer in terms of action the submarine sequence because it's like really tense and like, oh my God, he's like going to drown.

But he's jumping from plane to plane, man.

You can't really beat that.

See, I think it's the opposite.

I think,

In this scene, that's much more tense because it's a real plane and stuff like that.

But when you go back and you watch him under the water, the depth that you're seeing, he looks like he's in the ocean of space.

The ocean of space.

All right, here's where the war goes to.