Zack Snyder

Absolutely.

Absolutely.

And so I just think that, and we talked about as we go forward, I would love to just kind of stress that.

And just like I said, like, look, 300, you know, in some ways is like one of the gayest movies ever made.

You know, like it's it it it is incredibly male centric, male obsessed.

You know, like you really feel like very strong male energy from the movie, even though there's a strong lead.

You know, Gorgo is an incredibly strong female character.

And we wrote her and made her like he doesn't decide to kick the person messenger into the well without getting approval from from Gorgo.

Because, you know, he's like, I'm going to burn it down.

Is that cool?

And she's like, go do it.

You know, and he's like, all right, here we go.

And, you know, this is Sparta's, that guy.

And that's like, that was, and I just think, but I just think that like, you know,

Maybe that was just me understanding doing the research and understanding the reality of Spartan culture that I really that energy was in there because I just felt like it was important, you know to to make sure that it was you know that there was this kind of Visceral sexuality to the way the men actually interacted, you know, that was there I mean regardless of whether you acknowledge it it's there, you know, that would be but I

No, no.

But I just feel, I just mean from sort of an iconic standpoint as far as like the, there's just sort of indulgence in the male form, you know, it's very, it's not, it's not casual.

Yeah, it'd be interesting.

I think that hopefully we'll find out one day.

That'd be fun.