I love your theater set up. Those seats are heaven and put me in the ready state to take in a good movie. Dude, "Bone Tomahawk" is a gem. Go in with no spoilers. It's a Western that crosses into horror,Kurt Russell still has it.
Nice haul once again. I’ll be curious what you think of Fifth Element if you end up checking it out. That is an all-time favorite for me. That’s interesting about Zack and Miri. I don’t think I knew they released it without the full title. The version I have, which I got when it was first released on Blu-ray, has the full title. I knew of the controversy around the original theatrical poster but yeah, that’s interesting! I’m curious about your thoughts on Kevin Smith films in general.
@@STABxWEST I definitely plan on checking it out. Maybe I’ll make a YT short once I watch it. I could swear the original Blu-Ray had the full title. Now I have to try and find that one! I love his clerks movies, mall rats, and Jay & Silent Bob movies. Honestly, I don’t think there’s a movie of his that I haven’t at least enjoyed.
Have you seen Auto Focus (the Bob Crane story)? When you were mentioning the narration of elvis, it reminded me of that. The narration technique is a bit interesting
That’s a really good question. My favorite movie of all time would be good pick. But if a movie has an incredible twist that would also be fun to experience for the first time again.
i like the question but context is everything there. I would pick Star Wars '77. Because in 77 it was mind-blowing. Now, in 2024 it's a great film but there have been so many things already inspired by it and in that nature, it's not going to hit you the same way. You have to show it to an Amish person to truly see what I am talking about.
Monster House was one of my childhood favorites.
My kids absolutely love it!
I love your theater set up. Those seats are heaven and put me in the ready state to take in a good movie. Dude, "Bone Tomahawk" is a gem. Go in with no spoilers. It's a Western that crosses into horror,Kurt Russell still has it.
@@A_RUclips_Commenter oh hell yeah! That just made me so excited to watch it!!!
@@michael_weer Definitely not for kids. It gets graphic.
@@A_RUclips_Commenter oh for sure! 👍🏻
I’ll let you know what I think when I watch it!
Nice haul once again. I’ll be curious what you think of Fifth Element if you end up checking it out. That is an all-time favorite for me.
That’s interesting about Zack and Miri. I don’t think I knew they released it without the full title. The version I have, which I got when it was first released on Blu-ray, has the full title. I knew of the controversy around the original theatrical poster but yeah, that’s interesting! I’m curious about your thoughts on Kevin Smith films in general.
@@STABxWEST I definitely plan on checking it out. Maybe I’ll make a YT short once I watch it.
I could swear the original Blu-Ray had the full title. Now I have to try and find that one!
I love his clerks movies, mall rats, and Jay & Silent Bob movies.
Honestly, I don’t think there’s a movie of his that I haven’t at least enjoyed.
Have you seen Auto Focus (the Bob Crane story)? When you were mentioning the narration of elvis, it reminded me of that. The narration technique is a bit interesting
I haven’t but it sounds interesting.
@@michael_weer so good! It's all about the guy who played hogan on Hogan's heroes. Very interesting movie, and it has a great cast
That’s super interesting!
I was just asked, what movie do you wish you could watch again for the very first time?
That’s a really good question. My favorite movie of all time would be good pick.
But if a movie has an incredible twist that would also be fun to experience for the first time again.
i like the question but context is everything there. I would pick Star Wars '77. Because in 77 it was mind-blowing. Now, in 2024 it's a great film but there have been so many things already inspired by it and in that nature, it's not going to hit you the same way. You have to show it to an Amish person to truly see what I am talking about.