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Here's a preview of the new one. This came out in 92 late 92 and I would have seen it on like,

I actually saw it on pay-per-view in early 93 or like mid 93 whenever it was released. So I would

have been like 13 or so when I saw this movie. And I feel like it's, you know, it made a big

impression on me because of the time in which I saw it because it was kind of the first like

Oscar-bady movie that like I kind of saw and understood on, you know, a first viewing.

You know, like it's, it just hits you at that like moment in life, I think. And so I have a,

I have a fondness for this that the film really does not deserve for the slightest, you know.

So, you know, but but I've rewatched it many times over the years and, you know,

sat down to rewatch it recently and went like, wow, there's a lot here.

There's a lot here. So yeah, now I saw it back in the day, I suppose it would have been like 1993,

probably a video rental. I don't really remember, but yeah, I remember, I remember seeing it

several times for some reason. I can't think why. Maybe a movie, this was a big movie at the time.

Yeah, it was a big deal. Yeah, it was, it was a huge hit. It made, you know, $240 million

or something like a $40 million budget, which doesn't sound like a lot in 2021.

Well, maybe in 2020, those are big numbers, right? You know,

to me, I'm a little of the pandemic. But, you know, it doesn't sound like a ton, but like,

that was a huge movie at the time, you know, it's probably thinking about it. For me, it was

probably John Nicholson. I was probably watching it on the strength of him, you know,

nominated for Best Picture. I mean, it got, it was, it was kind of one of the big like awards

big pictures at that time. So yes, yes, because it's very, well, it's a, it's a, it's a movie about

ideas and FAS and big, big, big ideas. Very thoughtful, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, no, so

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