 that movie is a product of its time. It's a product of its moment. It was clearly trying to capture something in the zeitgeist. Whether or not it still talks to us today is up to us, the viewer. But I think there's other parts of the movie that still resonate and it overpowers what might not be as favorable to today's audiences. But those moments, like, it's still not over. Or, you know, again, the moments with James Garner and Jenna Rollins, like, that feels very timeless.