Ooh, remember what you said, and it's true. What? Spider monkey. Oh, yeah. That's a... If that was a reality? If you think about that name, literally, that would be the most terrifying thing on the planet. On the planet! Here's your exit, you need time. Corbin? I'm Rick. And you can follow... SONIC STUFF! That's my blood spewing out, can you slip my throat with your spider monkey hands? Nice. What are we doing, Corbin? What are we doing? What are we doing? What are we doing? What are we doing? They're following us, so... Ooh, are you pole dance? I do. And also, thank you first of all for some... Tron. Yes. This is a new trailer that came out, I believe, yesterday. Yes? We were in Flapper. We were in Flapper. We had a great time in Florida. But it's called... I'm gonna play mine back when that guy behind... anyway. It was called... Chit-ch-ch... Hold on. Chit-chihor? I think that... Hold on. Chit-chihor? I don't think there's an I in there. Chit-chihor. Chit-chihor. Chit-chihor. I don't think there's an I. No, it's... Chit-chihor? Yeah. Chit-chihor. There's no other... Chit-chihor. Chit-chihor. Chit-chihor. Corbin-er. Wrong? No, no, no, it's a trailer. Okay. It has a bunch of people I don't know. A new movie coming out? Yes. No. Mom also says the same thing. Empty friends. Why are you getting scared? Talk to the guy for the first time. Are you okay? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. They're very old. And they're not for you. I mean... They're crazy. They're crazy for you. Now, who knows? I don't know. I don't know.  Do we want to remove this loser tag? Yes! Do we want to win this year? Do we want to win this year? Yes! True friends are the same. They play with you at the right time. And when the difficult time comes, and the sun is not dead, the same chit-chor stands on your doorstep. I never thought that my reunion would be like this. The story has begun. I'll finish it in seven minutes. But he's smart. Thank God, it hurt here. Not here. Otherwise, it would have hurt a lot. God, I could see how it could be extremely awful. Well, the one thing that's awful that I've noticed in a lot of films that we've seen, and I don't know how we can get this remedied, but the old age hair and makeup is often really, really bad. I don't know how we can get that to the next level. And I'm giving it a pass right now. It's very, very, very, very hard to pull off. So, makeup and hair people, I get it. It's hard to pull off. Well, at the beginning, I was like, oh, this doesn't look very good at all. No, I was thinking it was good. It was really cheesy, bad jokes. Like some sexist jokes that aren't really funny. This is going to be like a film that's just going to be cheesy, young laughs for at the sake of just like kids. And then it switched and it kind of went into them as adults now. Right. And so they're figuring out that everything as adults how immature they were. Almost like which I just recently saw and I've recommended seeing. Like this reminded me, when I saw the full thing in their older, it reminded me of Tag. If you haven't seen Tag, Tag is a very funny comedy that you should watch because it has funny, ridiculous humor and it stems from there being kids, but the larger through to the movie all to the end is the fact that they've been doing it since they're kids and how important they are to each other because they've known each other so long and this game has kept them connected in ways they never expected. This looks like it's got that kind of, I would hope it does. I was also shocked at this, really looked like good shots of the sports. Oh, yeah. Like the cinematography actually was really good. So that was one of the best parts. I could see how this could be awful. And I could see how it might be really good. Yeah. And if they pull it off, because you can have Child of the Schumer like in Delibelli. Delibelli, right. Child of the Schumer. Love Delibelli. But it has to be done correctly. It has to be done correctly and it has to have a message that's meaningful. And it looks like it will have that message.  And I also get these random, being the emotional guy that I am. I just get these random moments, even in a trailer like that where there's so much about that trailer that was so Indian. Everything from, you know, when I watch people play cricket now, it's completely different. The depth of it, of having experienced, even though it wasn't what I know a lot of you would say a cricket game is, but for us to have experienced that and the deeper that we go into understanding of becoming more saturated in all things Indian. It is directed by Nitesh, how do you say his name? Nitesh Tawari. He's director of Dongle. And this one we've directed the trailer for. Oh yeah, I remember, because when we first saw it, we thought it was, wait Barfi again? No, it's Marelli Barfi. So he's a, at least from Dongle. Yeah. A really good director. And so, hoping you would be able to pull others together and make it like, really, really good. Yeah. Following a group of friends from university as they progress into middle-aged life and go their own separate ways. Yeah. That's a very interesting premise. I like that. I don't know, maybe I just would have cut it differently like in the beginning, because that was the part that worried me. Like if they, I don't know, maybe they, because they had to show it obviously to show how it used to be. Right. And so many trailers we see or this blend, like it takes a turn. You also have to make it like real and not a caricature of people. Yeah. It was, it was a bit caricature-y. A bit just stereotypical like, Oh, it smelled the underwear. Right. No one does that. Yeah. Well, I did that to your underwear once. Yeah. You did it to Rithik's. Don't talk about my underwear. But the cast is, this guy was from Emma Stoney. Mm-hmm. I don't know if he played Emma Stoney, but he did. No. And he's also from, we've seen him in, go to his page. That's bothering me. Oh, it's the same girl from Heather in the- Yes, correct. Shikwi 2? Yup. His, his, we've seen him in, Detective, by the way it was us. No, in another film, we've seen him in a film. I want to say it's three idiots, but it's, That's not three idiots. No. But we've seen him, not just in trailers, we've actually seen him in a film. We've seen him in person? No. In a, in a film. I don't remember meeting him. That's alright. Hold on. The internet's down apparently. I hate when you have to wait for the internet. It's so annoying. Okay. Okay. Oh, is he, because remember this one where the Mountain Monsoon thing in the romance? Yes. Yes. The romance one that, Yes. He looked really good with it. Kedarnath. I don't know if that's what you were thinking about him from, him as Donny, that one as well. He was PK? It's PK. He's the boyfriend. That's it. He's the boyfriend from Pakistan. Gotcha. That's where I saw him. Gotcha. That's it.  Makes sense. Well, let's know what you thought about it. A clear opinion of our worries.  Like if it's done correctly, it could be really, really good. But there's, Right like tag. For me. Especially in the second part where they're learning and there's probably some deep messages about growth and all that kind of stuff. But then also it has to be done correctly in the beginning for it to be a good film. Right. Not just done. I'm already out of it with No. And I can go through a long list of films that have juvenile humor that are fantastic. Yeah. Delhi Valley is the first one that comes to mind where it has that kind of humor. 40 year old Virgin does that. The Hangover does that where it's just this childish ridiculousness. But it has to be done correctly. It's based in, there's some reality in it. Right. Versus just we're going to make a joke about the underwear because people laugh about underwear jokes. You can tell when you watch a scene like that. So I'm going to agree with you. Yeah. It could be really good. Yeah. So let us know. Let us know what you thought.  No.