If we look at July 1st as the cut off, this movie gets in just under the bar for the first half of the year. Just do this thought exercise with me. When we get to Amanda's end of 2023 and you've compiled your list of the 800 films that you've seen, where would you think Dialog Destiny will will sit?

Mal makes a convincing case for the satisfying nature of it and it's certainly to me the best Blackbuster I've seen this year or the most satisfying. I do understand and saw firsthand the artistic achievements of Spider-Verse but I am not versed in that character in the same way that I am versed in Indiana Jones and or Harrison Ford again to Malory's point. So yeah, to me it's the most big budget fun that I've had at the movies up until July 1st. But we have some other things coming even in a big ticket sense. Didn't answer

my question. Where will it sit in the ranking of your top 800 films of

the year? Maybe top 25? Okay.

Top

20?

I don't know. It's a stacked back half of the year. It

is. It is. I'm not judging you. Where do you think it will land for you? I have no idea and frankly with respect for the question and love for you I don't give a shit because right now. Incredible. Right now. It's an indeed violent recording session.

I am. We should do this more often. So

seriously thankful that

I got to

enjoy this movie. I got to feel good about where the franchise stopped and I had an excuse to revisit every prior Indian installment which is like one of the great joys that you can experience as a fan of movies. It really is. It gives us the impetus to spend time with Harrison Ford's filmography with the indie franchise. It's like what a win. What a win for us as movie fans. That's really true.