Did you catch the part where the subtitles show stuff the actors are clearly not saying out loud? I used to be against it, I figured half the fun of bad movie night was us yelling over each other and making up our own riffs, so turning on subtitles felt like it would kill the chaos. Then we tried it on a lark and I was wrong. The words on screen are so deadpan and weird that it gives everyone the same joke at the same time, and we end up laughing harder together instead of stepping on each other. Chris-R with the gun and that line on screen is a perfect example, you can't make that up yourself. I would say make it the default rule but keep one movie a month without them so you still get the old messy vibe.

Ugh, that's the worst... total waste of a day off.

Picture me at 6am on day three of layout, still arguing with a chalk line like it owes me money. You're not slow, those warehouse plans with mismatched bays just eat time, and a cardboard sketch saving you 20 minutes tracks with how my brain works too. Sometimes stepping away and drawing it small beats standing on the slab second guessing every snap.