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You missed the point of Deliverance. To give it a 3 out of 10 & say the excitement is gone at the end tells me you don't know what you're talking about.

Great film.

Thank you thank you for a concise explanation. Enjoyed hearing your passion and perspective on the subject.

I know a Rango sequel would be impossible would be impossible, but I'd like to see the legend return and possibly have Bad Bill as the main villain. That'd be cool! (If it's well executed, and hopefully not a messy sequel like what happened with Megamind)

Nat Love....my great uncle ❤

Am i the only one who has never seen that end scene, of them enjoying the water in a pool?

Nonsense kurosawas wad much better by a mile

Except he lost

This movie is alright it could’ve been better but it’s not terrible but it’s enjoyable and they could’ve been more respectful to the character of the Lone Ranger

When rango hits the windshield with the smiley face over his head. Isn't that a reference to another movie? The man driving? That shirt glasses and hat?

the art of war is horoscope reading for guys

I can’t stop it it’s all over my recommended ik ts movie is good but damn 😭

10. Death Proof- 78/100 9. Kill Bill 2 -81/100 8. The Hateful Eight - 85/100 7. Reservoir Dogs -90/100 6. Pulp Fiction 92/100 5. Jackie Brown -93/100 4. Inglorious Bastards-95/100- might be my favorite if Shoshana‘s death wasn’t so stupid. 3. Once upon a time in Hollywood-97/100 2. Kill Bill 1 -99/100 1. Django Unchained -100/100. This movie is flawless. I would rather have seen the ending we got than the one we could have had.

Jackie brown is almost always at the bottom and I don’t get it. The more I watch it the more I love it and prefer it a little more than pulp fiction

Do they have the death penalty in Philippines?

Humans speak of GOD?! We are Gods!

Nice! Agreed! Loved this move!

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American Venom fits the standoff so well, great pick.

Quentin always writes the supporting character great...no doubt the supporting ones win oscars

My personal favorite is the diner scene in Creed 3: beautifully written, amazing chemistry with Michael B. Jordan. Jonathan Majors is the greatest film actor of our generation, we can't wait to see him in Merciless.

snow white is gonna be a bitch ?

wtf is up with the distortion in your vocals..... jesus, i cant listen to it just because of that. i really want to.

Never seen a more perfect list of anything in my life, inglorious is my 2nd favorite but is his best, and Hollywood is my favorite

10. Jackie Brown 9. Death Proof 8. Reservoir Dogs 7. The Hateful Eight 6. Kill Bill 2 5. Inglorious Basterds 4. Kill Bill 1 3. Once Upon A Time In Hollywood 2. Django Unchained 1. Pulp Fiction

The story is not original, i prefer once upon a time in the west

I’ve never seen a movie that has been able to recreate the authenticity and “realness” that the dollars trilogy or any of the classic spaghetti westerns that come to mind were able to create. To me that is what makes them spaghetti westerns. As u said “they blur the lines between good and bad” and there is nothing more real than that

What does "deserved to be talked about more then it should " mean? ...that doesn't make sense

I can understand your review of Deliverance, the "grape" scene really was the equivalent of the shower scene in Psycho and to have that spoiled does neuter the movie a bit. It's a great character study on men, and a strong man and how they're brought to their lowest and must tap into their innate caveman instincts to survive. The strongest of course being Burt Reynolds who is injured early on, so not quite the untouchable god-like figure like Rambo or Arnie in Commando, that we're used to. Still have to see the Outfit, think I'll skip Daisy Miller though 😅 A shame about The Movie Critic, I hear he's not making it after all, hope he changes his mind.

Cliff made me more confident. I learned how to be calm and cool

I’m sure that wasn’t the real Cherokee bill you flashed, but ok.

Whats the name of thr song at the end?

My people

Why wasn't this 30 mins long? 😂

You know what they say about us cow poke? We take it as it comes

I loved the deconstruction of the “fastest gun in the West” mythos. The truth about death & killing is there are no rules and there is no novelty in it.

If you move Inglorious Basterds from 1 to 9, then I'd agree with this list.

he just killed 16 Japs only with a knife. Except of the guys who bombed Hiroshima, Cliff has the most confirmed kills in WWII

He understands there is no rules none at all wen you realize who cares about first place or honor just realize do wat ever it takes even if you cheat. In real life you won fair is fair

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15:08 I love this creators interpretation of the Travis Bickle character 😝👍🏻

I remember I had a girl over and I told her I mostly like movies with shock value and showed her some and she showed me this one 😭 that count down scene never left my mind and Cherokee bill was a favorite and still is

Creepy aaf 😂 So this randomly pops up after i watched the movie 2 days ago Yeah right 😒

I refuse to participate in your noob sense of wonder. I saw all these movies when they came out in the theater. Pearls before swine.

Presenting Wayne and morally gray westerns as a dichotomy ignores The Searchers, where he's easily his most complicated character. Highly recommend.

Rango with the rdr music behind it? Heck yeah!

I don’t like the end credit seen because it contradicts the plot of the movie

I love that Rando is actually a smart and capable character, he just needed to stop pretending to be one, and just, be one

Did I hear you refer to him as Steven McQueen? Part of his coolness was that he was Steve McQueen, not the uptight, buttoned down "Steven." That just wouldn't have worked in the summer of love, counter culture time period in which he skyrocketed to fame. Actually think it was his first wife who suggested the change as he did use the longer name on the stage in NY and possibly some very early film work.

The good, the bad and the ugly is the greatest western of all time. I would be interested in them making a new one….and actually that movie is Quentin Tarantinos favorite movie. I would like to see Tarantino direct a faithful new version but it ain’t gonna beat the original