As for MKnight - not sure if I've told this story before - but while I was in Atlanta on my final rotation, the cat I was staying with (he's a director himself, involved in a lot of cultural documentaries) had MKnight over for dinner and M is a great conversationalist - we were rapping on everything from technical direction to social justice to international law....and then to our enjoyment, he had brought over an advance copy of Split and some searing opinions.

I had heard a lot of hearsay about how he was awkward or rubs people the wrong way...and I can see why because he tells it like he sees it and is incredibly detailed but he's also willing to hear and accept opposing opinions. Good dude with ambitions and vision that I respect to the nth degree, just hoping it doesn't get lost in translation with this trilogy.