Ethan, thank you, and I am so proud of you, so very proud!

What a gift this introduction is! And though the intro to that intimate audience was a bit staged, literally, it certainly seemed AUTHENTIC to me, if only as a metaphor for the intimate audience you might expect to get from a self-produced indie documentary.

You've got me at 4:34. I meant it, I am certain I'll watch and enjoy the whole film after the first 4:34.

Your work continues to impress me and you are living up to the great expectations of you which you never knew I had.

And I'm so vain, I probably think you're reading this post about you.

Anyone reading this ought to also see Predestination, which is a mind-bender. Don't let the tendency for predictability get you caught up in the "guessing game" or you will miss things. Just let the movie unfold and observe. It is "a never-ending cycle of fulfillment" which raises important questions unrelated to the plot itself, but about life and existence.

Ethan, I am beckoning my beloved universe to bring us into contact. If everything is as it always has been, this will happen without any effort (including this) on my part.

Ethan, you have done well for yourself, and you have done well for us all.

I hope Netflix gives you some nice walking around money for letting us share this gift.

I am so grateful, and so proud of you.

Seymour, you're a mensch!