00:00 We're big advocates of that.
00:02 And one thing that I think we're both fantasizing about
00:05 as the future of this whole business we're in
00:08 is that maybe there's the possibility
00:10 that the train can go the other way a little bit.
00:13 And sometimes these series can culminate
00:15 in theatrical experiences that you need to see in a theater.
00:19 I think, you know, Benioff and Weiss wanted that
00:22 with "Game of Thrones."
00:23 I think there's lots of opportunity to do that.
00:26 And we'd love to see that happen.
00:28 I think Disney would too, ultimately.
00:30 There's so many cool new storytelling possibilities
00:33 out there.
00:34 So it's been, we feel very lucky that we got to do this
00:37 as a series, in fact.
00:39 Yeah.
00:39 Right, I mean, there's just so many more
00:42 creative opportunities that afforded us
00:44 over the eight chapters and just incredible,
00:48 imaginative, like endlessly imaginative ideas
00:51 that come out of my friend John here
00:53 that we got to do in just one season.
00:55 So it's pretty cool to, you know,
00:57 we're both, Michelle and I come from the movies.
01:00 So like, you know, I'm counting the days
01:03 till "Avatar" comes out.
01:04 I'm a devotee of the cineplex.
01:06 And "Willow" for me was, you know,
01:08 it was a very formative movie going experience
01:11 because it was so big and so epic.
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