Did you ever get around to watching how Billy LG by the way oh Lord Jenna

Of course I did I'm I count myself as being

The biggest fan of Amy Adams and the biggest fan of Glenn close

So of course I was there, but the question is did I did I want to be once I got there?

I

Also just feel like the movie suffers from a

A refusal to acknowledge what it is right I mean it thinks what it's giving us is

This this bright

vivid tour to like so-called Trump country

But things haven't exactly worked out for your mama. I know this ain't right honey

But she's your mother. It's gonna cut off a hunk of life for us and serve it to us to say

This is these are the people these are the real Americans who elected Donald Trump and here's some time in in their lives

And maybe if we help her this one last time she'll finally learn her lesson and keep her job

But why can't we let her cleaner own mess up for once?

Because families the only thing that means a goddamn

The movie is sort of afraid to do the thing that it seems like it's setting out to do it doesn't want

To really get close to anything remotely political at all. It's afraid of the poverty

that these characters are living with and

It doesn't really understand the place and so

Nothing works the actors don't have anything like really substantially human to act because

They're not even fully fleshed out ideas

I watched Hillbilly L.A. and I did not mind it

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