Hello.
Hey, you guys!
Was that recorded? it's good you can join
the roster of many famous people that say that lovely line.
We love to hear two of you did anyway.
two of you did.
Thank you.
We can all do it. Hey, guys,
Hi, guys. Congratulations on the film.
Thank you.
I watched it this morning. It was it was wonderful.
So I had had a wonderful time watching it.
I don't have too much time talking to you guys,
so I thought it'd be fun to give you a few semi quick fire questions.
So the movie is about life after death, grief, exploring the world life
and all that kind of stuff.
So I thought I'd ask you
or maybe Grace starting with you if you could take a piece of music
or a song to heaven with you to listen to in the afterlife, what would it be?
Oh, man.
Oh, wow.
You know what, I've asked myself that question before.
Maybe not specifically that same question, but if I've asked if I could have a song
and one song for the rest of my life, what would it be?
Oh, OK.
I think my my current favorite song is this song called Love
in the Time of Socialism by Yellow House, and it's a really beautiful song
just kind of about exploring different like occupations.
But how like, nothing would be as good as just like being with you?
I could explore the world.
I could be a sailor or like a fisherman living in Paris, but nothing would be as
as as beautiful as life is with you, and it makes me really happy.
So I would take that because it's a very uplifting, just beautiful, beautiful song.
It's cool asking
the question because I saw the guy is going
to think time and we got lucky.
Yeah, very lucky.
OK, that's an easy one for me, I guess.
Can I come right back? You go?
Yeah. No.
If I if I could pick one song to go to
heaven, hell, purgatory.
Any any level there in the afterlife.
It'd be Maggot Brain because I had, like, come right back.
Probably in
the universe.
Feast on my soul.
Yeah, I get a peek.
What about me?
Probably a song called
aBongo bong by Manukau.
Nice House, nice man.
That's a good trade
say from my childhood friend and
I, if it was mine,
I would take Africa by Toto Time
We can sing the third harmony together.
Right?
What a lovely lady from you.
Give me like you make a beeline like me, like Jimmy Fallon combo, you know, like.
Yeah.
Oh, I think Justin Timberlake and be more meaningful
came out the other day and it's in Moonfall.
I talk about it moving forward, such as but in my head for forever.
And it's another reason to see Moonfall.
Another reason. Going back around
the group's time with Pico because he was first time movie.
What movie would you love to take to the afterlife with you to watch with
whoever you decided to sit and watch it with? They're
probably Nacho Libre
favorites.
Oh my god,
I love that movie or The Shining
Yeah, The Shining. Brilliant.
It'll be so popular. It's pretty simple.
I love it. Jacques, what about you?
Oh man,
that's so tough.
Hollywood Shuffle.
OK. Yeah.
I've never seen that.
Spend some time out there nice Grace's thinking.
So I'm going to.
Yeah, I'm a little lost.
If not,
this changes all the time for me.
I have so many top movies, but the thing that's coming to my to my brain
at the second would probably be like, probably like stand by me
or like one of the one of the older kind of like cult classic movies, I'd say.
nine. You're not strong.
I'll be your friend.
It's just as long as you carry on.
Stand by me, you know,
I should stay on.
I should stay on brand myself and say, The Goonies, obviously.
Oh, nice.
Personally, I think I would take something like Mrs.
Doubtfire.
Oh, that is a movie about another classic.
Yeah. Robin Williams.
Robin Williams. Oh - or Dead Poets Society.
That's another good one.
Oh, just like taking, you know,
our society to heaven
is a little bit is a little bit on the nose, maybe.
You know, it's so good.
I just just finally that as a lasting one, a quick
a quick answer from all of you may be Jacques, I'll start with you.
What can?
What would you say is the overriding feeling for you with this, with this film
and what people can kind of expect, expect
to feel things you all
this movie goes there.
I feel like
ah man.
Feel things, but but I think specifically with the music
and whether that's the music of the rhythm of the dialog in these moments,
the visual effects that are beautiful in the landscapes of her mind,
or whether it's the actual music that
you know, Lenny makes with her clarinet or that Joe makes with this guitar
or that I make.
I have a song, an original song in the end credits of the movie like feeling
all the things, though, and we can talk about it.
I've got to be quick, Pico
one word this well,
I'm I'm just excited, just excited to see how it will be received.
Grace, you are the star. You have the floor.
The final man.
Same with same. Same with both of you.
And I think also just I'm excited to see how people relate to it
because there's so many different things that the movie deals with
that everybody inevitably, I think, deals with in their lives.
So I'm excited to see how people can personally relate to it.
Yeah, absolutely. Guys, thank you for your time.
You're all fantastic in the film, so good luck because once again,
thank you and have a good night.
Take care.