It's like a French film without the artistry or depth.

We saw Eye of the Beholder, so you know what that means.

Now it's time for how did this campaign?

We're going to have a good time, celebrate some failure.

Not just be a hater because you know you wonder.

How did this campaign?

Let's follow in the mediocrity of subpar art.

Perhaps we'll find the answer to the question.

How did this get made?

Hello, everybody, and welcome to How Did This Get Made?

I'm your host, Paul Shear.

And today we are talking about, I of the Beholder, a movie that I didn't know existed until Averill found it for us on this

podcast, but a movie that looks so similar to so many other Ashley Judd movies. Honestly,

if I was to tell you what this movie was about, I think I would have a hard time. Suffice

it to say, we have you and McGregor.

He is the I, and he is obsessed with Ashley Judd, who, according to a lot of wikis, I read, is called a serial killer.

But I wouldn't have made that assumption when watching the movie.

But anyway, let's break this all down with my two co-host,

Jason Manzoukis and June, Diane Rayfield. Welcome, Jason and June. Wow. Wow. I don't know. I just

don't know. I mean, I know you say Everl found this movie, but it genuinely feels like a prank

on us. It feels like a series of scenes from other movies cobbled together into like an art piece.

Well, I will tell you, I know this movie.

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