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Hey everyone, here's early access to the first part of our discussion/review of Quentin Tarantino's new book on 70's film, Cinema Speculation! We had a lot to say about the movies discussed in the book so we decided to split this episode into two parts. In this part we talk about Joe (1970), Bullitt (1968), Dirty Harry (1971), Deliverance (1972), The Getaway (1972), The Outfit (1973), Sisters (1972), and Daisy Miller (1974).

Stay tuned for Part 2 where we discuss the rest of the movies! Let us know what you thought of this first part. 

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Luke Gordnier

Bambi is easily my favorite Disney movie, I would watch it all the time as a kid.

Luke Gordnier

Will defiantly check out Bulliet at some point. I got it in a Blu-ray 25 film collection Warner bros released for their 100th anniversary.

Luke Gordnier

Can’t wait for part 2 to hear your thoughts on Taxi Driver and Escape From Alcatraz. Watched both of them last year and enjoyed them.

Heidi

Yay book talk! Alright so I’ve now read Cinema Speculation, The Devils Candy, and Lunches with Orson based on your suggestions (and am currently on the hold list for Wild and Crazy Guys) and super enjoyed all three! This is just me saying, more book suggestions and book based episodes, please! (I especially want more suggestions because Blood Meridian is one of my absolute favorite books and I’ve read it dozens of times. I TOTALLY consider it a comfy cozy read too.) Also, thank you Ryan for teaching me in the De Palma episode how to correctly pronounce Goethe! I’d only ever read his name before and never heard it spoken.

JokersJuicyAss

I remember having a DVD from the 90s where it had director's commentary, Peter Yates sounded like he was on his deathbed back then

JokersJuicyAss

Hey Ryan what is your thoughts on Smokey and the Bandit, I ask this because I have been trying to force you 2 to watch Hal Needham films, mainly for Stroker Ace though I will take Hooper though if the latter you can't watch The Villain or Megaforce

Ryan Lancello

I liked it, I don’t know why but for some reason I thought it would have a more serious tone, so I got a little thrown off by the goofiness. But I’m glad it was in a more comedic vein than I was expecting. Snowman was cool

Sidetracks

Glad to hear you've picked up some books based on our recs! We plan to do more book shows in the future for sure.

Brett Lawrence

Inspiring episode! Book now purchased! (Also, I know it was only mentioned briefly, but yes, please revisit PCU at some point. Definitely overlooked and potentially forgotten by some.)