- No sudden move is what you better not do in this movie.
Part thriller, entertaining, fun, scary at times,
but at the end of the day,
it's a rollercoaster ride with a bunch of twists
that you can't get in front of.
- Organized crime like the mob.
- Well I guess that's the $64,000 question, isn't it?
It's a heist movie about the catalytic converter.
It's about the plans for this arcane piece of equipment
that changed, you know, pollution in the United States.
But it also touches on, obviously,
redlining, and race relations,
and the destruction of neighborhoods for the building of,
you know, in the name of progress.
All of these things in American history that are sort of
weirdly tied to this one little piece of technology
that these corporations decided to sit on for decades
and mess up the air quality of the country for centuries.
- Well, now that you mention it, probably that document,
because it would save so many lives.
Like, I know my dad tells me about that time
and he always says how the pollution was so strong
that he would have to shower multiple times a day
because, especially, he grew up in New York City,
and there was just like, soot on you,
you know, after a full day of being outside.
And, you know, it's led to, I mean, cancer
and various other ailments.
So, I mean, now that we're on the subject,
probably that, right?
- Does the Infinity Stone count?
- Which one? - Or the Infinity Stones?
I suppose, yes, plural. - Multiple.
- King Arthur's sword, does that count?
Like Excalibur?
That was a big movie when I was,
the John Boorman movie was a big movie when I was a kid.
- That would be a pretty sick thing to hang on your wall.
I mean, Excalibur. - Excalibur?
It'd be just like, there it is.
It's just like, right there. - I got it.
It's right there. - Exactly.
- It's in my office.
- I don't know, the Statue of Liberty.
Can I steal that?
- But where would you keep it?
- Yeah, who knows, man.
Who knows.
In my garage?
But yeah, talk about cool.
Like, that'd be nice to be like,
you know what's in my backyard, right?
That's the real Statue of Liberty.
No, it isn't.
Like no, it is, go look.
- Yeah, no, it actually is.
- I mean, my mind just goes
straight to like climate.
Climate.
Like I'm like, what is that document we need to steal.
Where is it? Who has it?
- They're all so interrelated,
like climate change and then also clean water
and, you know, a document on clean water.
- I wonder also
if there's some secret information document somewhere
of how we're all killing ourselves with our iPhones.
I know we know like, you know, radiation,
like those emissions.
But I'm like, oh, someone knows more than we do.
- Definitely mentally, too.
That's interesting, like what if we find out
in, like, 10 years that iPhones or smartphones
are like smoking cigarettes.
- Right?
- Nefertiti.
- Nefertiti!
- Why is that?
- I don't know.
'Cause you asked him. - I can't tell ya!
- What's he supposed to say?
- I got to take you down if I tell ya.
- Yeah.
I'd say the invention of the gun.
I mean, 'cause I think if it was just rocks and...
- Then you could run away with Nefertiti.
- Exactly.
I think if we were just doing rocks and knives and sticks,
there'd be a little, you know,
people wouldn't be so gung-ho about gettin' into it.
- What would I steal?
Probably nothing because I think in sixth grade
I took something from a drug store,
but I felt so guilty I told my mom and we went back.
And get back and say, "Here, I took this."
And so I'm not sure I'd be very good at it.
- I'll tell you guys my story.
I stole a pack of gum and my mom asked me for a piece.
And I always go back to that moment in my childhood
and I'm like, you should've made me, like...
that like (beep) me up.
- Declaration of Independence.
At the time I was a slave,
and so I would have adjusted some things
to my benefit.
- I'm going to stick with Ray Bradbury's idea
that if you mess with the past,
you're going to have a bad future.
If you go back in time and you step on a butterfly,
don't be surprised if there's flying dinosaurs
and people with their heads on backwards later.
I don't know if I'd mess with that.
I'm going to keep the trajectory of quantum physics
all contained and untouched,
thank you very much.