The speaker reflects on the initial nerves he had regarding the release of the film "BlacKkKlansman" and the surprise he felt upon its success and the humor that could be found in such a heavy topic.
Two filmmakers discuss their disappointment about the audience's reaction to their film screenings, despite the upcoming press conferences and public viewings.
The speaker reminisces about the early days of their Hollywood career, and talks about their interactions with director Paul Fiegg during the filming of their first movie role in "Unaccompanied Minors".
Bill Simmons shares his appreciation for the comedy film 'Good Boys', admiring its ability to push boundaries while still maintaining a heartwarming story of friendship, making it an instant classic.
The speaker watched a movie that lasts for 83 minutes and was directed by someone named Weissman. The movie is probably a cinema verite, with highs and lows and was both engrossing and taxing at the same time.