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Without spoilers, do you think he knew he was cooking with this

I was surrounded by multiple groups of like 19-year-old boys, so I have to strongly disagree. I wish the theater had been as empty as it was when I saw the other movie of the year, Digger

oh wait the other one that only i clocked is where the office is when they meet with billy. i mean there's a big sign, just no one else found that funny until i laughed

when "she" says she's sick of other people talking for her.

QUESTION: if I haven't seen the other documentaries but know the story behind the whole situation are you still ok on this one? Or do I need to watch other documentaries?

Like genuinely it's a social function of "one person laughing gives permission for everybody else to laugh." This is one to watch with as many anonymous strangers as possible.

Felt the same way about The History of Concrete. Audience reactions were awesome to see

Gotta grit out the first couple waves of performative laughter but then it’s gold

Productive and helpful comment thank you!

All I can say is that it feels very relevant to our current moment. Not that it says anything explicitly, just that it touches on a lot of topics that feel ripped from the headlines in fascinating ways.

Everyone at my theater laughed so hard

Possibly the first time I’ve spoken during a movie in years. And it was a quiet, “Of course”.

It was such a weird, uncomfortable, compelling film. And yeah, the audience experience was pretty remarkable for what could easily have been a very dry experience

Fuck yeah. Stoked to see it this weekend. Tickets acquired.

A stunning amount of audible “oh my God’s” in my theater