We've Got Mail #161 | Will the Film Industry Exist in 20 Years??
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It's an EXTRA-LONG episode of WE'VE GOT MAIL! Nearly two full hours of William Bibbiani and WItney Seibold answering YOUR correspondence about the future of the film industry (if it has one), strange TV edits of movies, the problem with searching for movies on streaming, the best and worst BBC Shakespeare adaptations, how to pick the first horror movie to show your kids, and more!
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