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Patreon Exclusive: Joe's Shelf - Rope (1948) (Patreon)

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2025-07-25 23:06:29
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2026-06

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Hitchcock, Jimmy Stewart, homosexual undertones - what more could you ask for?

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JokersJuicyAss

30 seconds in and Joe is already on edge of punching Ryan, this is going to be good

Luke Gordnier

As someone who watched that new Jurassic world because my dad wanted to, you’re not missing anything Joe, talk about a movie that will be forgotten. Though I will say it’s really funny that they undo the previous film in the opening crawl.

Luke Gordnier

If you wanted to come back to Hitchcock, you could pair strangers on a train with throw momma off the train.

Michael Sgambati

Hi Ryan and/or Joe I’m curious what do your think guys think of Natural Born Killers (1994) ? It’s one of my favorite films I love the subtext themes of violence in media and how it could POTENTIALLY incite real world violence I find that fascinating. The cast is also great Woody Harrelson, Juliette Lewis who I also liked in Kalifornia (1993) and from dusk till dawn (1996), Robert Downy Jr in something that’s not a marvel movie lol, Tommy Lee Jones as the sleazy warden the riot scenes where they filmed at Stateville Prison in Illinois one of the most dangerous prisons. I understand you guys wouldn’t do a full episode on it but I’d appreciate either or both of your perspectives on Natural Born Killers (1994)

Lux Anatis

Joe: Everything you ever wanted to know about sex but were afraid to ask. Ryan: He was drilling into a niche Joe: Wanna do it? Ryan: I've got gaps. Thanks for the mention, boys, but the homosexual undercurrent didn't factor into the leads making me think about you two.

Scott Ruisch

I'd like to see the guys cover Strangers on a train. They couldn't be more mistaken thinking it was another one location film -- the traveling between locales is the key to.somw of the great suspense here.

Lux Anatis

I don't have anything for Hitchcock, but since you mentioned it, how about Gus Van Sant's Psycho remake followed by Gerry?

Nathan Kearney

You guys talking about how watching new movies have been ruined reminded me that I used to actually do top ten movie lists each year. They went from a list of typically 5 or 6 actually good movies with a few goofy but enjoyable movies, to being a less than top ten list because I didn't even want to see ten new movies each year. Now I see a new movie maybe 3 times a year. It's pathetic.

Louie Caponecchia

The fact Quinton Tarantino remived his name from a film he wrote should tell you everything. It's pure crap

Michael Sgambati

I definitely think Tarantinos would have been better but Oliver Stones was coming from the angle (movie/video game violence/sensationalist media could potentially incite real world violence in others) and if there is one thing tarantino hates is blaming movies/entertainment for real world violence

Louie Caponecchia

"Leopold and Bloom" - Ryan Lancello. 😂 I think he meant Leopold and Loebe. Leopold Bloom is the character from The Producers😂

Dylan H.

Loved this movie since I first got into Hitchcock when I was a kid. If you return to Hitch, you should talk about Frenzy from 1972. It was one of Hitchcock’s last films before he died, and probably the best of that era. He’s able to show more explicit violence and sexual content in the film, so it’s probably the closest Hitchcock ever got to making a Brian De Palma movie, in a strange way.

Lisa Ryan

1st thing I bought when I turned 18 was a camcorder. I could not afford a computer or editing software. Rope taught me how to make a movie. We made many a homemade movie in sequence. What we would do is fade to black & fade in again like Hitchcock to cut from scene to scene. It’s not easy & we would have to rewind anytime anyone made a flub & do the scene over & over again.

JokersJuicyAss

Came back to this after watching Sinners, with how safe Sinners is really shows at how conservative Disney is and I don't mean politically I mean in a business sense