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I will definitely go to this movie Complete unknown of Bob Dylan. Love from a fan of yours Adam.

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Bob Dylan is boring. Has been for many years now. Might be a good film though.

Cheap bastards

Garbage...

Don’t say it’s the whole movie when it’s just a podcast.

Ed Wood is probably one of the most underrated movies , surely the most underrated Tim Burton movies. Should be remarked in some way .

Hudson hawk is a great movie , is worthy some kind of recognition for originality

this is crap. talking heads only

THIS SUCKS! GET UPFRONT AND TELL PEOPLE IT'S A COMMENTARY!

This is crap

This isn't the full movie

NOTICE BEFORE WATCH THIS FILM ⚠️⚠️⚠️‼️ , REBECCA FERGUSON'S ILSA FAUST CHARACTER THAT WE LOVED AND ADMIRED FOR MANY YEARS IS BEING KILLED OFF LIKE A CHICKEN AND BECOMING A CORPSE ON THE VENICE BRIDGE IN THIS FILM ‼️, THAT CERTAINLY CAN CAUSE US BROKEN HEARTS SO DEEPLY 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔 AND UPSET AS HELL 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡👿👿👿👿👿👿‼️⚠️⚠️⚠️

This documentary is one of my favorites of all time, thank you for interviewing Kevin, was this initially posted a while ago? Greetings from Chile!

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Love him

It would be interesting to hear an update episode of Beau Is Afraid spoilers with the addition of Corey. I appreciate the tone of mutual respect this discussion had. Most podcasts on Beau Is Afraid lack in that department.

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I found it a tough watch with very few likable people and a bleak ending.

Thanks! Rita & Glenn!!! Gilda (1946) - #3 TCM Clip "He Can't Afford It" ruclips.net/video/CS-ZGe9e9pQ/видео.html

#ArmyOfTheDead #RestoreTheSnyderverse

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"But what about the gold - it's in the title?" - great comment and point! So many special effects that are still used today were pioneered during the silent era (traveling matte, stop action, fixed camera shooting rotating sets, etc.) and still in use today. One can do a lot without computers, and some of those old effects still hold up. I'm still impressed by the effects in _Ben_ _Hur_ (1925 and better IMO than the 1959 remake), _Intolerance_ (1916), and _The_ _Thief_ _of_ _Bagdad_ (1924). My grandmother had a bulky old projector in her basement with a bunch of silents many decades ago, including _The_ _Gold_ _Rush_ and it still is one of my favorite Chaplin films. It is tragic that an estimated 75-90% of all silent films have been lost to neglect And definitely the 1954 version of _A_ _Star_ _Is_ _Born_ is the superior version - Garland should have won Best Actress for that year. _Sunset_ _Blvd_ is also on my list of favorites - great writing and performances. I think the dark tone was much aided by having the film begin with a dead Joe Gillis (both for the pool version or the morgue preview version). You know from the start that this is not going to end well, and it was masterful by Wilder to make the ending still fairly a shock. There are no truly pure characters in this tale, perhaps with the exception of Artie/Jack Webb. Its theme of Hollywood treats people like disposable commodities is still relevant today (and _All_ _About_ _Eve_ of the same year that I'd recommend as a pairing for one that has a similar message about the Broadway stage). Although some female stars from the silent era kept acting into old age (e.g., Lillian Gish and Swanson herself), older women much less often than men get picture-carrying major roles even today. Nancy Olsen, at 96, is still alive - the only actor from _Sunset_ with a speaking part who is still with us. Loved the Garbo recommendation(s), to which I'd add _Singin_ _in_ _the_ _Rain_ (1952) just because it is a more lighthearted look at the transition from silent to sound films. Great conversation and a good pair to discuss!

Very strange stuff

I did not like Bill & Ted Face the Music.

the ending was weird, overall i'd say this movie was more unsettling than scary

Natali Portman was phenomenal in this film, also it sounds like you missed the point of the ending.

Easily one of my favorite interviews!!! 🥰🥰🥰

I Love Kung Pow: Enter the Fist. It is really silly, but it's always a film I put on when I want a good laugh. The only part that doesn't hold up for me is the Matrix/cow scene. But the film as a whole is done in a really clever way, by taking an existing kung fu film and making a whole new film. I'll always love it!

I love Italian neorealism. La Strada is my favorite Fellini film. I've not seen this film but it is going to be shown in a local movie theater in a couple weeks.

Yep, a one note writer director.

Thanks for uploading! If you have a minute, we tried our hand at some original blues tunes. As fellow music lovers, we'd love if you would take a listen. It's on our page. Don't be too tough on us :)

Did I get this right? The mistresses are victims because they're having an affair with a married man?? Wow, thats really funny!

Sony and AT&T should merge in order to further increase HBOMax's library, besides it's not like Sony's done anything with Crackle.

Been a long time

This was a good view of how other people felt about the fil. I thought i wished they explored more about john k

Hey man!!! You have a great channel! You deserve wayyy more subs!🙌 You have mine!

are you actually doing a spoiler review too?

I don't know if you can say that, but is translucent watching in a flashback or something?

Was Stormfront actually entertaining?

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This is great! You guys have a lot of great insight, such a interesting refresher of this amazing Fellini film. I really like how you described the film as a spectacle, related to do that a lot! Going to learn a lot from you guys and hope to improve my own understanding of film on my work too!

Fun Review! I do hope you guys bring more of the classic series on to RUclips though!

This was a heated conversation for sure! Hope you all enjoy the discussion.

Honestly, this feels like a Disney Channel Original Movie made in 2020, and hey no judgement here. What year do you think this should've come out (Will already called dibs on 2003!)

This is one of Jon's favorite movies of the year, but would you be interested in a narrative version of BOYS STATE inspired by the documentary?

PROJECT POWER is the latest action blockbuster on Netflix so we're curious...what's your favorite big-budget action movie exclusively on Netflix?