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And I haven't watched it yet.

But it's rare that a Best Picture nomination has the box office performance that this film did.

It was such a huge box office success.

And so I think that the people, the industry is sort of balancing the love of the people with the love of critics, I would say.

Yeah, I haven't seen it.

I think that Yorgos Lanthimos' work is, and he's the director, and he's worked a lot with Emma Stone in the past.

It is fantastic, but it is inching towards too weird for me.

Yes, exactly.

I think that'll be the one.

And I also feel like, I mean, I feel like with, with a lot of the nominees, like there's a really, because now you have 10 optional nominees for best picture.

And that was the push was to include more of the like box office favorites, the big, the big like movies that get released every year, which sometimes don't get any recognition in the best, best picture category.

They expanded the best picture category.

And so now things like F1 are nominated for best picture this year.

Like, who saw F1 and was like, this is best picture?

I don't think many people did.

I find that really strange that that was included.

Frankenstein, Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein was included.

Hamnet, which is too sad for me to ever even see.

If you want to look up Hamnet and what it's all about, it stars Paul Mescal and Jesse Buckley, both very talented actors.

It's the saddest topic I could ever imagine.