Will Arnett

Now when you look to do stuff, so as you sit here and you're at home and Jesse's off working and you're thinking, okay, I'm going to do my next thing.

Do you have a plan?

Do you go like, I want to kind of hit this note next or do you just kind of wait?

I don't know when, but I think... I know I want to direct a comedy next.

I think it, you know, sometimes... Who was I talking about this?

Like this idea that...

When we're in times that are dark, people don't have as much of an appetite for these big sort of action-y, fun, pithy movies because they... because it's not where they're at.

And it's often a reflection of, like, if everything sort of feels calm,

in our culture, then we can just kind of go and do these big goofy things.

And when it's not calm, it's hard for people to let go.

It's weird, because you'd think that they'd want to have the escapism, but they actually don't.

Go to Jason's house.

He's showing it about every two hours.

Don't be a jerk.

That's so weird.

That's so weird.

So does my little guy.

Oh, my God.

My five-year-old likes Venom, too.

Yeah.