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"30° DuPont circle 21 out in German town, 23 and annandale, 26 year outside the WTO studios at 7 40. Well, it's that time of the year when we start looking back at 2022 and the best of that includes movies, there's a new top ten list from Washington Post film critic and Hornaday. She joined WTO Sean and Hillary with her picks, starting with Top Gun: Maverick. Listen, I could have lied. I could have, you know, I could have done the expected thing and said something really pretentious and already, but this is the most fun I had at the movies this year. Obviously, this is the long awaited sequel to Top Gun. A very silly movie that I wasn't sure would hold up and really needed a sequel. So I did go in with my share of skepticism. And it completely disarmed me. I mean, it was just so well done. So much fun to watch. Tom Cruise still fantastic, great supporting cast. And it delivered what it promised to do, which was transport us and entertain us and give us a good time in the movie theater. And so for that, it gets my number one pick this year. Okay, now we can dive into all ten right now, but we do want to round out your top three. What follows maverick and why? Okay, so now this would be probably something more in character for me. My number two movie is tar. And this was a really fascinating sort of art film starring Cate Blanchett as a temperamental all controlling symphony orchestra conductor who is brought low by an almost me too like moment in her career. Written directed by Todd field with just superb tonal control and just an absolutely mesmerizing performance by Cate Blanchett. So I love that one. And after that, okay, now this was one after my own heart. And I wish this has been in theaters, you can see it on Hulu, it's called good luck to you, Leo grand. With the magnificent Emma Thompson and a fabulous newcomer named Darrell McCormick, an Irish actor, is about a middle aged widow who wants to sort of JumpStart her love life. And she hires a professional, played by mister McCormack, and it's a series of encounters that they have in a hotel room, which sounds like it might be deadly dull. But in the hands of director Sophie Hyde, it's riveting. It's funny. It's humane. They're both fabulous, but you know, any chance to see Emma Thompson, as I say in my story, she's her own special effect. She's just fantastic. It's a wonderful showcase for her sublime gifts. So I think these three kind of sum up my tastes in general. A little pop, little pulp. A little intelligent yet. And then just good old fashioned romance. Again, that's Washington Post film critic and Hornaday with us on Skype. I wholeheartedly agree with two of her choices. Top Gun: Maverick and Leo Gran, both really good movies. I'm not one to recommend, so and I'm with you there. It is 7 43 coming up on WTO, a belated promotion for a well-known general, stay with us. Hi guys, it's Mark with
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"The WTO studios at three 40. We have a top ten list of the best movies of the year from Washington Post film critic Ann Hornaday. She joined our Sean and Hillary with her pick starting with Top Gun: Maverick. Listen, I could have lied. I could have, you know, I could have done the expected thing and said something really pretentious and already, but this is the most fun I had at the movies this year. Obviously, this is the long awaited sequel to Top Gun. A very silly movie that I wasn't sure would hold up and really needed a sequel. So I did go in with my share of skepticism. And it completely disarmed me. I mean, it was just so well done. So much fun to watch. Tom Cruise still fantastic, great supporting cast. And it delivered what it promised to do, which was transport us and entertain us and give us a good time in the movie theater. And so for that, it gets my number one pick this year. Okay, now we can dive into all ten right now, but we do want to round out your top three. What follows maverick and why? Okay, so now this would be probably something more in character for me My number two movie is tar. And this was a really fascinating sort of art film starring Cate Blanchett as a temperamental all controlling symphony orchestra conductor who is brought low by an almost me too like moment in her career. Written directed by Todd field with just superb tonal control and just an absolutely mesmerizing performance by Cate Blanchett. So I love that one. And after that, okay, now this was one after my own heart. And I wish this has been in theaters, you can see it on Hulu, it's called good luck to you, Leo grand. With the magnificent Emma Thompson and a fabulous newcomer named Darrell McCormick, an Irish actor, is about a middle aged widow who wants to sort of JumpStart her love life. And she hires a professional, played by mister McCormack, and it's a series of encounters that they have in a hotel room, which sounds like it might be deadly dull. But in the hands of director Sophie Hyde, it's riveting. It's funny. It's humane. They're both fabulous, but you know any chance to see Emma Thompson. As I say in my story, she's her own special effect. She's just fantastic. It's a wonderful showcase for her sublime gifts. So I think these three kind of sum up my tastes in general. A little pop, little pulp. A little intelligent yet. And then just good old fashioned romance. That's Washington Post film critic and Hornaday on Skype. A
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"Lanham, 16 in Arlington, at one 41. Between the queen COVID, the flu and inflation, this has been another great year for escape ism and you know how to spell escape, don't you? Movies. That's right. 2022 reeled in some good ones too, there's a top ten list from Washington Post film critic and Hornaday. She joined WTO shot and Hillary with her picks, believe it or not, her top choice, Tom Cruise in Top Gun: Maverick. Listen, I could have lied. I could have, you know, I could have done the expected thing and said something really pretentious and already, but this is the most fun I had at the movies this year. Obviously, this is the long awaited sequel to Top Gun. A very silly movie that I wasn't sure would hold up and really needed a sequel. So I did go in with my share of skepticism. And it completely disarmed me. I mean, it was just so well done. So much fun to watch. Tom Cruise still fantastic, great supporting cast. And it delivered what it promised to do, which was transport us and entertain us and give us a good time in the movie theater. And so for that, it gets my number one pick this year. Okay, now we can dive into all ten right now, but we do want to round out your top three. What follows maverick and why? Okay, so now this would be probably something more in character for me. My number two movie is tar. And this was a really fascinating sort of art film starring Cate Blanchett as a temperamental all controlling symphony orchestra conductor who is brought low by an almost me too like moment in her career. Written directed by Todd field with just superb tonal control and just an absolutely mesmerizing performance by Cate Blanchett. So I love that one. And after that, okay, now this was one after my own heart. And I wish this has been in theaters, you can see it on Hulu, it's called good luck to you, Leo grand. With the magnificent Emma Thompson and a fabulous newcomer named Darrell McCormick, an Irish actor, is about a middle aged widow who wants to sort of JumpStart her love life. And she hires a professional, played by mister McCormack. And it's a series of encounters that they have in a hotel room, which sounds like it might be deadly dull. But in the hands of director Sophie Hyde, it's riveting. It's funny. It's humane. They're both fabulous, but you know any chance to see Emma Thompson. As I say in my story, she's her own special effect. She's just fantastic. It's a wonderful showcase for her sublime gifts. So I think these three kind of sum up my tastes in general. You know, little pop, little pulp. A little intelligent yet. And then just good old fashioned romance. Washington Post film critic and Hornaday on Skype. One 43, a washing machine recall you need to know about if you bought one recently. Samsung has recalled over 66,000 top load washers with super speed saying the machines could short circuit and overheat posing a fire hazard. There are reports of 51 reports of smoking melting overheating or fire involving the washers, several customers reported injuries from smoking halation, modeled affected were sold at retailers, including Best Buy, Costco, Home Depot, Lowe's, from June of 21 through this month, costing between 9 and $1500. I gave you my heart but the very next day yeah, it's okay we can break out the wham now just ahead on WTO the commanders get a lump of coal in NFL play on Saturday. The tail to head from Frank hanrahan, it is one 44. I gave you my heart. I wanted to know why some people who get COVID-19 get it so bad. I found out it may be because they have a high risk
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". High temperatures on Monday will be in the low to mid 30s with mostly sunny skies, and then increasing clouds by the afternoon. I'm storm team four meteorologist Samara Theodore. Tomorrow, thank you right now, 21° in college park, Maryland, 19 infrastructure, Virginia, and 21° downtown at the national mall, 5 40. You're listening to WTO pneumonias. COVID, the flu inflation 2022 gave you lots of reasons to stay inside and catch a good movie. And there were some dandies here's a new top list from Washington Post film critic Ann Hornaday. She has ten and she joined the TOP Sean and Hillary with her picks. Listen, I could have lied. I could have, you know, I could have done the expected thing and said something really pretentious and already, but this is the most fun I had at the movies this year. Obviously, this is the long awaited sequel to Top Gun. A very silly movie that I wasn't sure would hold up and really needed a sequel. So I did go in with my share of skepticism. And it completely disarmed me. I mean, it was just so well done. So much fun to watch. Tom Cruise still fantastic, great supporting cast. And it delivered what it promised to do, which was transport us and entertain us and give us a good time in the movie theater. And so for that, it gets my number one pick this year. Okay, now we can't dive into all ten right now, but we do want to round out your top three. What follows maverick and why? Okay, so now this would be probably something more in character for me. My number two movie is tar. And this was a really fascinating sort of art film starring Cate Blanchett as a temperamental all controlling symphony orchestra conductor who is brought low by an almost me too like moment in her career. Written directed by Todd field with just superb tonal control and just an absolutely mesmerizing performance by Cate Blanchett. So I love that one. And after that, okay, now this was one after my own heart. And I wish this has been in theaters, you can see it on Hulu, it's called good luck to you, Leo grand. With the magnificent Emma Thompson and a fabulous newcomer named Darrell McCormick, an Irish actor, is about a middle aged widow who wants to sort of JumpStart her love life. And she hires a professional played by mister McCormick, and it's a series of encounters that they have in a hotel room, which sounds like it might be deadly dull. But in the hands of director Sophie Hyde, it's riveting. It's funny. It's humane. They're both fabulous, but you know, any chance to see Emma Thompson, as I say in my story, she's her own special effect, you know? She's just fantastic. It's a wonderful showcase for her sublime gifts. So I think these three kind of sum up my tastes in general. A little pop, little pulp. A little intelligent yet. And then just good old fashioned romance. That is Washington Post film critic and Hornaday. She joined us via Skype. Sports next day with us. In Washington, breaking news happens every day. This just in from Arlington. So can you really afford to miss even a single day of WTO We're
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"17 in fairfax, 16 on the national mall, and 14 here outside the WTO studios at 1241 COVID, the flu, inflation, 2022, gave folks a lot of reasons to stay inside. Catch a good movie, maybe. And you know how to spell escape. 2022 has some good ones. There's a top ten list, a new one out from Washington Post film critic and Hornaday. Sean and Hillary, with her picks, believe it or not, or top choice, Tom Cruise. In Top Gun: Maverick. Listen, I could have lied. I could have, you know, I could have done the expected thing and said something really pretentious and already, but this is the most fun I had at the movies this year. Obviously, this is the long awaited sequel to Top Gun. A very silly movie that I wasn't sure would hold up and really needed a sequel. So I did go in with my share of skepticism. And it completely disarmed me. I mean, it was just so well done. So much fun to watch. Tom Cruise still fantastic, great supporting cast. And it delivered what it promised to do, which was transport us and entertain us and give us a good time in the movie theater. And so for that, it gets my number one pick this year. Okay, now we can dive into all ten right now, but we do want to round out your top three. What follows maverick and why? Okay, so now this would be probably something more in character for me. My number two movie is tar. And this was a really fascinating sort of art film starring Cate Blanchett as a temperamental all controlling symphony orchestra conductor who is brought low by an almost me too like moment in her career Written directed by Todd field with just superb tonal control and just an absolutely mesmerizing performance by Cate Blanchett. So I love that one. And after that, okay, now this was one after my own heart. And I wish this has been in theaters, you can see it on Hulu, it's called good luck to you, Leo grand. With the magnificent Emma Thompson and a fabulous newcomer named Darrell McCormick, an Irish actor, is about a middle aged widow who wants to sort of JumpStart her love life. And she hires a professional, played by mister McCormack, and it's a series of encounters that they have in a hotel room, which sounds like it might be deadly dull. But in the hands of director Sophie Hyde, it's riveting. It's funny. It's humane. They're both fabulous, but you know any chance to see Emma Thompson. As I say in my story, she's her own special effect, you know? She's just fantastic. It's a wonderful showcase for her sublime gifts. So I think these three kind of sum up my taste in general. A little pop, little pulp. A little intelligent yet. And then just good old fashioned romance. You're not Washington Post film critic and a horn a day on Skype. I also agree with her on Top Gun and Leo Graham, by the way, both very good.
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"Gaithersburg 13° in Arlington 12° in lanham. It's 1240 COVID, the flu, inflation. It's been another great year for escapism. And you know how to spell escape, don't you? Movies. 2022 real than some good ones too. There's a new top ten list from Washington Post film critic and Hornaday. She joined WTO earlier with her picks, believe it or not her top choice was maverick. Listen, I could have lied. I could have, you know, I could have done the expected thing and said something really pretentious and already, but this is the most fun I had at the movies this year. Obviously, this is the long awaited sequel to Top Gun. A very silly movie that I wasn't sure would hold up and really needed a sequel. So I did go in with my share of skepticism. And it completely disarmed me. I mean, it was just so well done. So much fun to watch. Tom Cruise still fantastic, great supporting cast. And it delivered what it promised to do, which was transport us and entertain us and give us a good time in the movie theater. And so for that, it gets my number one pick this year. Okay, now we can't dive into all ten right now, but we do want to round out your top three. What follows maverick and why? Okay, so now this would be probably something more in character for me. My number two movie is tar. And this was a really fascinating sort of art film starring Cate Blanchett as a temperamental all controlling symphony orchestra conductor who is brought low by an almost me too like moment in her career. Written directed by Todd field with just superb tonal control and just an absolutely mesmerizing performance by Cate Blanchett. So I love that one. And after that, okay, now this was one after my own heart. And I wish this has been in theaters, you can see it on Hulu, it's called good luck to you, Leo grand. With the magnificent Emma Thompson and a fabulous newcomer named Darrell McCormick, an Irish actor, is about a middle aged widow who wants to sort of JumpStart her love life. And she hires a professional, played by mister McCormack, and it's a series of encounters that they have in a hotel room, which sounds like it might be deadly dull. But in the hands of director Sophie Hyde, it's riveting. It's funny. It's humane. They're both fabulous, but you know, any chance to see Emma Thompson, as I say in my story, she's her own specialist act, you know? She's just fantastic. It's a wonderful showcase for her sublime gift. So I think these three kind of sum up my tastes in general. A little pop, little pulp. A little intelligent yet. And then just good old fashioned romance. That was Washington Post film critic and Hornaday on Skype. Coming up, in sports, we'll talk about Alex Ovechkin, he scored 802 goals as the caps beat the jets for to one will have more on that from Frank hanrahan. 1243
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"30 miles an hour tomorrow, but it's going to feel like it is zero in many spots and lower single digits here in the nation's capital. Upper 20s with light winds on Christmas Day, low 30s on Monday, even a couple of flurries in here on Tuesday. Our temperatures, 13 and green belt, 19 in Chesapeake beach and 11 right now in middleburg. Thank you very much, Chad and it's cold out there. It's 6 41. COVID, the flu inflation, it's been another great year for escapism, and you know how to spell a scape, don't you? Movies, 20, 22, 20, 22, reeled in some real good ones. And there's a top ten list from Washington Post film critic and hoarded day. And she joined us a little earlier with her picks and can you believe maverick made it in the number one? Listen, I could have lied. I could have, you know, I could have done the expected thing and said something really pretentious and already, but this is the most fun I had at the movies this year. Obviously, this is the long awaited sequel to Top Gun. A very silly movie that I wasn't sure would hold up and really needed a sequel. So I did go in with my share of skepticism. And it completely disarmed me. I mean, it was just so well done. So much fun to watch. Tom Cruise still fantastic, great supporting cast. And it delivered what it promised to do, which was transport us and entertain us and give us a good time in the movie theater. And so for that, it gets my number one pick this year. Okay, now we can't dive into all ten right now, but we do want to round out your top three. What follows maverick and why? Okay, so now this would be probably something more in character for me. My number two movie is tar. And this was a really fascinating sort of art film starring Cate Blanchett as a temperamental all controlling symphony orchestra conductor who is brought low by an almost me too like moment in her career. Written directed by Todd field with just superb tonal control and just an absolutely mesmerizing performance by Cate Blanchett. So I love that one. And after that, okay, now this was one after my own heart. And I wish this has been in theaters, you can see it on Hulu, it's called good luck to you, Leo grand, with the magnificent Emma Thompson and a fabulous newcomer named Darrell McCormick, an Irish actor. It's about a middle aged widow who wants to sort of JumpStart her love life. And she hires a professional, played by mister McCormack. And it's a series of encounters that they have in a hotel room, which sounds like it might be deadly dull. But in the hands of director Sophie Hyde, it's riveting. It's funny. It's humane. They're both fabulous, but you know any chance to see Emma Thompson. As I say in my story, she's her own special effect. She's just fantastic. It's a wonderful showcase for her sublime gifts. So I think these three kind of sum up my tastes in general. A little pop, little pulp. A little intelligent yet. And then just good old fashioned romance. All right, Washington Post film critic and Hornaday on Skype. 6 44. Unwrap the gift of a no sweat first bit.
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"Double DT open, COVID, the flu, inflation. It's been another great year for escapism and you know how to spell escape, don't you? That would be IES. Yes, movies, and 2022 reeled in some good ones too. There's a new top ten list from Washington Post film critic and Hornaday. And Ann joins us live with her picks hello Anne. Hello, Hilary. All right, we hate to be a spoiler, but your number one pick was a little out of character. What the hell? This is your captain speaking. They were off. Tell us and why you loved maverick. Listen, I could have lied. I could have, you know, I could have done the expected thing and said something really pretentious and already, but this is the most fun I had at the movies this year. Obviously, this is the long awaited sequel to Top Gun. A very silly movie that I wasn't sure would hold up and really needed a sequel. So I did go in with my share of skepticism. And it completely disarmed me. I mean, it was just so well done So much fun to watch. Tom Cruise still fantastic, great supporting cast. As Sean said, it delivered what it promised to do, which was transport us and entertain us and give us a good time in the movie theater. And so for that, it gets my number one pick this year. Okay, now we can dive into all ten right now, but we do want to round out your top three. What follows maverick and why? Okay, so now this would be probably something more in character for me. My number two movie is tar. And this was a really fascinating sort of art film starring Cate Blanchett as a temperamental all controlling symphony orchestra conductor who is brought low by an almost me too like moment in her career. Written directed by Todd field with just superb, I think, superb tonal control. And just an absolutely mesmerizing performance by Cate Blanchett. So I love that one. And after that, okay, now this was one after my own heart. And I wish this has been in theaters. You can see it on Hulu. It's called good luck to you, Leo grand. With the magnificent Emma Thompson and a fabulous newcomer named Darrell McCormick, an Irish actor, is about a middle aged widow who wants to sort of JumpStart her love life. And she hires a professional, played by mister McCormack, and it's a series of encounters that they have in a hotel room, which sounds like it might be deadly dull, but in the hands of director Sophie Hyde. It's riveting. It's funny. It's humane. They're both fabulous, but you know, any chance to see Emma Thompson, as I say in my story, she's her own specialist act, you know? She's just fantastic. It's a wonderful showcase for her sublime gifts. So I think these three kind of sum up my tastes in general. A little pop, little pulp. A little intelligent yet. And then just good old fashioned romance. So fun. All right, and we, of course, I want to send you to your piece in the post about the top ten to read the rest of the list a lot of good films there too as well. Thanks so much for everything this year. I appreciate it. Thanks to both of you. A
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"Don't have to worry Nancy, this is just about those tonight. So what is your fantasy? Um. I'm not sure you could really class it as a fantasy as such. It's a bit mundane for that. Okay, well, what would you most desire? I mean, desires are never mundane. Um. To have sex? Tonight. With you? That's about it, really. For the moment, great. Nazi and Leo do eventually have sex on multiple occasions. The movie, elegantly directed by Sophie Hyde, from a sharp script by Katie brand, takes place over four separate appointments, all at the same hotel. But most of the action takes place before the sex. As the characters talk about what they're about to do, and Leo helps Nancy work through her fears. Confronting issues of ageism and sexism in a very different way from her 2019 comedy late night. Emma Thompson brilliantly teases out Nancy's desires and her insecurities about those desires. She frets about her age, her body, and the fact that she's never done anything like this before. At times she projects her worries onto Leo. Pressing him about his personal background, Leo Grande isn't his real name. And whether he ever feels degraded by his work. Daryl McCormack, an Irish actor known for the series Peaky Blinders, is superb as a young man, who's very good at doing his job, and defending it from the judgments of others. The sex scenes strike a fine balance of discretion and frankness. And Thompson has one nude scene that boldly challenges the idea that a middle aged woman's body is unworthy of the camera's attention. At times, the movie feels like a PSA. Aimed at promoting sex positivity and debunking outdated assumptions about women's desire. I mean that is a compliment. All PSAs should be this entertaining. The other movie, cha cha real smooth, is about a much more chaste, but similarly ambiguous relationship. Cooper rife, the movie's writer, director, and star, place Andrew. A 22 year old college grad who's living back at home with his hardworking mom, grumpy stepdad, and adoring younger brother..
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"Thank you, hi. Also joining us. It's film critic and culture journalist but actually D chaudry. Welcome back but archery is great to have you. Great to be back, as always. So in good luck to you, Leo grand, Emma Thompson plays Nancy stokes, who's a retired school teacher whose husband of three decades has died just a couple years earlier. Nancy's marriage was a rather unsatisfying one, and all that time she never once had an orgasm and to top it all off, he was the only person she's ever slept with. It also feels important to note that she's never been able to achieve an orgasm on her own. So lots of things at stake here, very high stakes. Andrew Leo grant, a beautiful charming 20 something sex worker who's played by Gerald McCormick. Nancy hires him and the parameter for a series of encounters in the same hotel room over the course of several weeks. Now, the two couldn't be more different. She's this uptight micromanager who projects her own shame and insecurities about sex and intimacy on Leo. And he's this calm and attentive professional with high emotional intelligence and pride in his ability to satisfy his clients fantasies. Almost all the film takes place in that hotel room, but a highs lows and the in betweens of their conversations reach far beyond their confined space. The movie was written by Katie bran and directed by Sophie Hyde and its streaming on Hulu starting tomorrow. But actually, let's start with you. What were your impressions, first impressions on good luck to you Leo Grande? It's a viewer objective to use for a film that's about sex and everything, but I found it really enduring. It's very human. It could have been raunchy and I would have loved watching that film too, so you don't have to filmmakers are listening. Please make that film. But also on an aside, you know, I went to a girls school growing up. And the things that we see that the character of Nancy, she's a retired school teacher in the film. And the thoughts that she has, the things that she has told her former students about desire being bad or even like the body policing and the length of skirts, blah, blah, blah. Those are things I've heard growing up in school over and over again. So to see this film went to not giving much of the plot away, but to see her reckoning with her past was really, really important. I didn't know I needed it, but apparently I did. It was very important to me and my healing. Yeah, I can only imagine I've never went to a school like that all girls school or the type of environment where the teachers were constantly. I mean, obviously we had sex Ed. But it wasn't quite the level of a religious school upbringing. But I can imagine what it could be like to watch a character who you remember being that teacher sort of being challenged on all of those being like, yes, it's good to see you actually dealing with this and confronting this and realizing maybe you had it wrong or you need to think about this in a different way. Mentally, I know that you saw this at Sundance like myself earlier this year that's where it premiered. And I remember you enjoying it, but tell us more. What were your thoughts on this? It was so much fun and I rewatched it again just so we could talk about it and I had a great time watching this and I just have to say without being too TMI but I can really relate to being like the slightly older woman with a younger guy and it was so refreshing to see that and in film. I mean, we see a lot of men with younger younger women. But we're rarely see this generational thing. And what was very fun is to see Emma Thompson being this kind of uptight repressed woman who it's not just about the orgasm. It's more about she's just had not enjoyed pleasures of the flesh. Let's put it that way. And she's had an allowed herself to do that. And then to see this very hunky sex worker. I mean, he looks, he reminded me of the guy in Bridgerton, the season one, you know? I was just very sexy and confident and cool. And you know, he's very warm and fun and funny. And both of them are really funny. In fact, you know, Nancy, Nancy, the character Emma Thompson plays. She's always like mindful of how much she's paying him. And how much is this costing her, right? But she's also such a planner. I can imagine her life is just very planned out. And so there's a scene. I hope we can play this tape from the scene where she has a list of what she wants to do with him. Number one, I perform oral sex on you. Number two, you perform oral sex on me. Number three, we do a 69. If that's what it's still called, I don't know. For me on top, 5 doggy style. That all sounds very achievable. Oh. Does it? Oh, good. I'm glad you picked that 'cause I was almost gonna pick that clip to bring. The performance is great, I thought. I just totally bought it, you know? But you know, she's so self conscious and that she's always asking him questions. And I have another piece of tape to play. This is one of the questions she asked him. What's the oldest person you've ever done it with? 82. 82. Yeah. 82. Nancy. Okay, I'm feeling a bit better now. So he's always like reassuring her, you know? It was just really cool. I thought. Yeah, there's this kind of amazing sort of push and pull that is constantly happening. And the pushing and pulling to be clear, he is maybe the most perfect kind of partner in every way. He is the push is not forceful. There's always consent going on. He's very in tune with any time the mood is shifting. He's always asking like, is it okay if I touch you? Right. What do you want to do? What are your desires? He's asking her all of these questions. And this is happening throughout their entire process. Like I think about all of the reckoning that we've had or the we've said we've had a reckoning with in the wake of me too and these sorts of things. And how a lot of people would push back on the idea of consent and say, that's not sexy. This is not like they've ruins the mood, what about being improvisational or what about just spur of the moment? And I think this really is like a sort of blueprint for how it can be both sexy and spur of the moment, but also every step of the way there are plans. There are in part because like you said mentally, she's a planner. And that is her thing. And so I really liked being able to see that dynamic and have it play out that way. Now, this is a film as I've already mentioned that mostly takes place in this hotel room. It's book ended a little bit by the outside world, but it's mostly in these rooms. And I'm curious to hear how that worked for you. Before I start that, I'd like to go back to what you said Aisha. I watch it at Sundance as well. And a friend of mine in her mid 30s as well. She's like, forget the body, the real fantasy is this man doing all this emotional labor. And that has.