00:00I mean, When Harry Met Sally is not a sexy movie.
00:01No, it's not.
00:03You see them kiss for like a second,
00:05and then you're like, and now it's the next morning.
00:06And I think it's like, we were like,
00:07well, I think this new audience, new people,
00:09are ready for a little bit more of that.
00:11We push it as much as we could in this movie,
00:13and I think it works tonally.
00:15And I think we're just trying to push the genre forward,
00:18show new ways, make it for modern audiences.
00:20Let's call it the modern When Harry Met Sally.
00:22Let's hope that catches on.
00:24You kind of can't have characters
00:25on a road trip from college and in a diner
00:29without, you know, automatically sort of triggering
00:31those little moments.
00:34I just think we're standing on the shoulders of giants,
00:37and we made a film that is really an homage
00:40to those types of rom-coms
00:42that maybe aren't made as much as they should be anymore.
00:46They're just a different vibe,
00:47a different studio movie that used to be made all the time
00:50that now kind of feels like a relic.
00:52And I think that's what excited us the most about it,
00:55was saying, like, let's bring it back.
00:56Yeah, because we miss it.
00:57We miss it so, so much.
01:00So it's like, let's do our own thing.
01:01It was always, our goal was like,
01:04let's do a throwback rom-com,
01:06but let's move the genre forward.
01:08Let's find ways to make it more modern.
01:10I think this is a really funny movie,
01:13a really bantery movie,
01:14very romantic, very yearning.
01:16I also think it's very sexy.
01:18Mm-hmm.
01:18Mm-hmm.
01:18Yeah.
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