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From Dusk Till Dawn - Patreon Version (Patreon)

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2024-05-05 12:00:06
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No Sync Required Version: https://cinebingers.ca/wnt4aR82a2 - For Patreon tier "Bingers on The Wall" or higher.

Movie runtime: 1:47:50

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Jacob King

If you’d answered Emma Thompson you’d have to watch Stranger Than Fiction next because that’s the entire premise of that movie.

JayF

Simone, you should already know that freedom is just another word for nothing left to lose.

Odd Thomas

Ooh this is a good one. Another great 90s flick: Grosse Point Blank. Another good Robert Rodriguez flick: Planet Terror

djKENTO
>>137128457

They gotta do both Grindhouse films together in the extended version if they’re gonna do them… It’s an experience.

djKENTO

LET’S FUCKING GOOOOOO

Odd Thomas

So many peaches and Simone didn't say "Peach. I could eat a peach for hours". For shame.

djKENTO
>>137128561

oh man… I really wish some one had warned you to go in TOTALLY BLIND. The blinder you go into this movie the better it is. At the video store I worked at we literally covered the back of the VHS with a flap that said “go in blind. Trust us” with a warning for violence and language and all that and the rating. AND if they were really curious they could just lift the flap and read. BUT it was rented out CONSTANTLY and I think that selling it blindly worked.

Nathan Jasper, the Artist Formerly Known as Primary

You were close, George. Juliette Lewis was 23 when she made this film. Poor girl, leave on a family trip only to lose your family to vampires. At least she got to hang out with George Clooney for a little while. Side note, If you guys haven't seen Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri, I highly recommend that one!

Odd Thomas

My favourite Juliette Lewis movie is Natural Born Killers so I hope you watch that at some point too. Also written by Tarantino.

MacGuffinStuff

Ah man, been waiting for this one. And you gotta watch Desperado, it's so much fun, not quite as crazy as this but you do get a LOT more of Salma Hayek, and that's always good.

Stugotz

I have a question for you Cinebinge members - They mentioned that Clooney's neck tattoo was bad, I'm no tattoo expert so I'm curious what constitutes a "bad" tattoo? Honestly those tattoos look no different to me than George's tattoos so I'm wondering what makes one tattoo worse than another?

E. D.

Imagine Rosamund Pike narrates your life then you watch Gone Girl 😳

Ph4ZeD

Thank you so much for doing this, it's an absolute riot

Cinebinge
>>137130308

It's badly implemented tattoo by make up artist. Not the design that's subjective. The tattoo in the movie looks like a sharpie drawing, the coloration is so dark it looks like he just walked out of the shop. There's no healed over fade even a month old tattoos would have. The edges at some close up shots has a "bleeding" effect that sharpies have on skin. For something that big and bold an artist would definitely do a sharp and clean outline before filling it out. To know where to color within the lines so to speak. Even an amateur tattoo artist will have cleaner and defined lines just by the nature of how line needles work. In contrast look at John wicks back tattoo. Some are designed to be prison tats, so it has a very rough look but it looks healed over. Patchy healing even, while others look like they were done by pros. Now perhaps John wick has the benefit of being a newer movie with a bigger budget, and had access to better versions of the tattoo transfer tool. But this isn't the first movie to have a big tattoo neither, the illustrated man from 1969 for example, is an amazing piece of fake tattoo done. Of course all that being said, at the end of the day it's just some make up and a small part of the movie. But caught my attention because it happens to be something I'm familiar with. Like if a movie did stir fried rice wrong or a movie "hacker" is clearly just mashing the keyboard. It makes for a good chuckle.

Mastervodo

Ya know, Salma looks pretty OK in this one.

Ihor Krasman

Video went down, hope it'll come back soon

Den Radar Ryan

What the heck? Video deleted right as I was 51 mins into watching along! 😳

JediLounger

Video went down right as the movie was about to pop off lol.

MikeBdrx

noooooooo lol i had just hit play. lol

djKENTO
>>137132226

FUCKING SAME! As soon as Clooney starts opening up. Fucking Miramax. *edit* oh just an editing fix. Keep up the good work George. Hope you had a great weekend.

Cinebinge

sorry folks, fixing now. looking at half an hour or so. Sorry!

djKENTO
>>137132179

We’re all kinda at the same point hahaha. That’s right before the dance and I’m right after. Fuck!

Twiska Brand

I noticed an editing mistake at around 10:24. It looks like they took it down so they could fix it and then re-upload it. The new version should be up in a little bit.

Tony E Crumpton

Well, I was enjoying a nice easy Sunday morning watch-along and then the video was yanked. Maybe someone forgot to edit out the part where they mention they need to edit out a part? In any case, if you guys do enjoy this one, I hope you get around to the Grindhouse Double feature from Tarantino and Rodriguez, either the one film experience or the two films separately. I believe Deathproof is highly underrated.

megamoo chilli

I watched this movie in the cinema completely ignorant of what was going to happen. One of the best experiences of my life. After you've seen enough movies you get good at predicting what is going to happen next. Being genuinely surprised becomes rare and precious.

Cinebinge
>>137132550

yeep that was my mistake, thanks for understanding. reuploading it now. just gotta wait for YT to finish processing as usual. hopefully not too long.

djKENTO

HEADS UP! The iTunes version of this movie is 25fps so it gets out of sync. I recommend physical copies or VUDU. can’t speak for amazon or any other.

Fattydoe

Goerge. You and samone need to watch natural born killers directors cut. It was written by quentin tarantino and is just as fun as this movie.

djKENTO
>>137132881

You ever watch Tarantino talk about his feelings for that movie? That dude can RANT when things don’t go his way. He hates that movie and I find it fascinating. He and Oliver Stone do not get along.

James Hadden

I’d prefer genuine reactions, whatever that may be. I feel stupid and naive.

Den Radar Ryan

Also, the guy wity the 'gun crotch' lol is non other than legendary and pioneering horror make-up effects artist, Tom Savini who created the make up effects for classics like "Friday the 13th" and "Dawn of the Dead" (1979). He mentored and trained the guys from KNB who went on to do the make up for countless horror movies and shows. 🙃

silverarrow06

This is the movie I probably love to see first viewers react to the most. There are several wtf moments that just leave you speechless and you just don't see coming...😂🤩

droodly

Y'all never listen, but I keep mentioning the early Clooney role in Return of the Killer Tomatoes! (1988)! ER?!? Fudge ER! Killer tomatoes is where he shines!

Stugotz

I just noticed it's Cinco de Mayo! Pretty cool that they're doing this reaction today! 🇲🇽

Jacob King

I enjoyed this reaction very much. The discomfort you feel in the early parts is intentional for the pay off of the twist. But it is also like watching half a Tarantino film and then switching to a Robert Rodriguez movie. I’d strongly recommend Desperado/Once Upon a Time in Mexico and because you’re such LOTR fans The Faculty. Cheech Marin was a regular part of Rodriguez’s films and if you’ve got him why not get as much as you can out of him? Fred Williamson was in the original 1970s Inglorious Bastards.

Mitchell Bowker

I love how the first half of the film in USA it's like a Tarantino film, then when they cross the border into Mexico it's like a Rodriguez film, perfectly complimenting the styles of both filmmakers :D

Den Radar Ryan
>>137133575

The guy who pulls the switch blade on him after he steals his beer is Greg Nicotero from KNB (he's the "N") . FX artist and director on The Walking Dead and tons of horror movies and shows. 🙃

Odd Thomas

Someone may already have said but Brad Pitt's character had the same tattoo as Clooney as a little in-joke in Oceans 11. I agree you should ditch the poster discussion as posters can give literally everything away. A general talk about what you think the movie may be about or what you've heard via osmosis/comments is perfectly sufficient imo. The more surprises you get during the actual movie is much more satisfying in the long run.

Spacedone

I know you're both big LOTR fans so just passing on the sad news that Theoden actor Bernard Hill has died aged 79. “I go to my fathers, in whose mighty company I shall not now feel ashamed."

Keerit Thind

I renamed my father's parrot Santanico Pandemonium. She lunges, attacks, and hates everyone aside frm my father. Her real name is Megan. On a side note - As much I love your guys' intros, have you guys considered including a timestamp to the countdown to sync playback?

Cinebinge
>>137138075

Agreed with the cast reading, we will 100% stop doing that, but we're still on the fence about poster itself, as we feel like in theaters and bus stops and billboards, movie posters are everywhere. We figured looking at a poster is pretty close to reality when a movie is released right? But we're open to hear everyones opinions. Honestly we started doing the cast list part solely because we need stuff to talk about to have a few minutes of intro, to have footage to edit. Its not even about learning whos in it, its using it to hopefully inspire additional conversations. But we got no problem with replacing it with something else. Poster on the other hand. still debating but open to hearing opinions!

Thirty Year Old Mulberry Field
>>137130217

Originally written by him but I think he disowns or was dissatisfied with Oliver Stone’s interpretation of his script. I still enjoy the movie but I also sometimes feel iffy about it’s execution.

Ootlander

Oh nice surprise for a rainy afternoon.

REDR58
>>137141495

Even when other reviewers use timestamps on their screen, it doesn’t always sync. It can be tricky to sync things up because sometimes the version they are watching has different production / distribution titles than the one I have.

Prof. Writhms

George / Simone, The scene at the beginning where Clooney and Tarantino were walking away from the exploding liquor store... They did NOT get it in one take. The camera malfunctioned. They had to rebuild the store set and shoot it again. lol I saw that in a documentary short.

sarCC

Neat!

Spawncalibur

Great entertainment you guys! My dad showed me this as a kid when it came out to surprise me with 2nd half and it didn't disappoint. Have you guys seen Desperado!?

Florian Geyer

Today is my birthday :D there are not many movies that I wished for more <3 thank you

Chase Lonnergan

One of my all-time favorites. I've recommended it many times on here, and am so happy it made it on. "Fun" bit of trivia that IMDB missed: The band from The Titty Twister is the same band from the club at the beginning of Roadhouse! And that could be the same character from Kill Bill, since KB was vague on when it took place.

Florian Geyer

Its so good that you are going into this without a clue :D

Monica Alarcon

I think this is my new favorite reaction... I love how you got into the ridiculousness and awesomeness of this movie and just enjoyed it for what it is...

sarCC

Sigourney Weaver!

darkmoobs

George, you are 100% correct about that being the same sheriff character from Kill Bill. Micheal Parks is a favorite of Tarantino’s so he likes to put him in everything. He’s played that character 3 times, I believe.

FranciscoGios

I would choose a male voice to narrate my life and that’s Benedict Cumberbatch Simone should have ask George who is his Male Narrator. But if I would pour Mango juice to Simone in a cup her voice would change into a Drill Sergeant’s voice and say ‘I said Peach mother@#$&* 😡’.

JayF

I think the speed of the turn may have to do with where they were bitten. The people bitten on the neck seemed to turn faster but it was pretty chaotic there for a bit so I could be wrong.

Brandon Meng

If you enjoyed Quentin Tarantino's death in this movie, I strongly, strongly recommend Planet Terror. Someone mentioned Grindhouse, which is Planet Terror + Death Proof. You should definitely watch those together in one sitting! So much fun!

Patrick Thompson

Just woke up to this lovely surprise! My Monday night just got a whole lot better!

RipTheRipper

Requests: - Fear Street Part One: 1994 (2021) - Maggie's Plan (2015) - Dreamgirls (2006) - Sling Blade (1996) - Sixteen Candles (1984) - Monty Python's The Meaning of Life (1983)

Deadly Ramon

The Full Tilt Boogie documentary that accompanies the film's DVD version is also very interesting. Some union interfered with the movie's production and its leaders came across as bullies.

G P

Check out Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992) for more ridiculous over-the-top vampire action

G P

I get not reviewing the cast before watching, but we used to look at posters as we were waiting to enter the theatre to help decide what we wanted to see - its not like they contain plot spoilers like the previews.

Logan Nelson
>>137161012

One of my favorite Micheal Parks roles, is the one from Kevin Smith's "Red State".

Logan Nelson
>>137148814

Probably why the roadhouse was so violent, Brad Wesley was just trying to keep the vamps away.

Bennett Holleman

Peter Cushing played Van Helsing in the Hammer Films Dracula movies with Christopher Lee as Dracula. You would know him as Grand Moff Tarkin from Star Wars.

Jacob King
>>137175388

Yeah, I think the no-nothing stuff can be taken too far. Filmmakers expect the audience to have some basic familiarity with what they’re going to see. This is not a criticism of G&S but I’ve definitely watched reactors who spend the first twenty or thirty minutes of a movie reaction confused about tone and or genre and then struggle to catch up with the plot.

Bennett Holleman
>>137173253

You'll have to buy a physical copy of Sling Blade as it is not streaming anywhere, and it's totally worth it.

Deadly Ramon

The big black Vietnam vet is played by Fred Williamson, a professional football player and an actor in a lot of blaxploitation films of the 1970s. Born in 1938, he was nearly 60 when this film was released. He's still alive and kicking at age 86!

Deadly Ramon

Sex Machine is played by Tom Savini. He was the special effects and makeup guy for Romero's zombie films. He played a biker in the original 1978 Dawn of the Dead, and a sheriff in that film's 2004 remake. The long-haired biker who pulled a switchblade on Sex Machine is Greg Nicotero, another zombie special effects guy who worked on Romero's 1985 film Day of the Dead and on the AMC Walking Dead and Fear the Walking Dead series.

Thomas Yanez

It is so much fun to watch a reaction when they don't know the twist. Even though Simone basically predicted it, it was still a good surprise and nobody can predict how insane it gets. Too bad y'all missed Sex Machine introducing himself to Kate for the best reaction to the name.

John S

If you kids are too prudish to watch Tarantino getting a footjob from Salma perhaps you should stick to kids stuff.

REDR58

Michael Parks, who played the Texas Ranger at the beginning of the film was also on several episodes of Twin Peaks. George Clooney was on ER from 1994 to 1999. ER was a very popular show. I was in college in the mid to late 1990s but I’ve never seen a single minute of the show, but I was definitely aware of its popularity. You can stream it on Hulu and HBO Max in the US.

brian burke

i saw abit of ER, it was ok, my late uncle tom was briefly on ER as an actor as well as other shows and movies. ER is on dvd and many libraries carry it. i recommend to everyone here and also simone and george to hear the dusk till dawn dvd commentary. it is really funny and tarantino and rodriguez on it just mock how insane the movie is. also some trivia about cameos in this by special effects legends greg nicotero and tom savini as customers at the club. tom savini is "sex machine" the guy with the crotch gun. also the hostage that was in the trunk who tarantino killed later was his former film school teacher in real life. it's pretty cool he remember her for this.

G Lam

Strawberry isn't a fruit! I'm sorry, I'm so sorry.... I just HAD to say it. I'm actually surprised no other pedantic git got in before I did. Apparently I'm the asshole here :-(

FischerMax98

You should pick some of your favorite episodes of Buffy to react to just for the heck of it. Would be fun to see how well they age.

Ginger
>>137204809

It's a nut. Unlike a peanut, which is or course a vegetable.

Foamy

I'm pretty new. Hi. A lot of commenters on here are more toxic than anything in this probably intentionally crappy movie. Enjoyed your reactions.

Guillermo Antonio Ricci Alvarez

The life narrator made me think you already saw Stranger than Fiction...but I think you haven't, recommended for you guys to watch

Tenn Seven
>>137183520

I was bummed they were talking and missed when he introduced himself. Tom Savini is the best.

Dustin Duvall
>>137364468

Unfortunately the comments can get a little rough, people take ownership of their favorite movies and lash out when they lose a poll or get critiqued. George and Simone are great and usually are able shut down anything that crosses the line. However if they miss something you think goes too far, shoot them a message, they're very nice :)

RabidMango
>>137189017

I'm sometimes confused by which expressions of sexuality are okay to mock / make fun of. If a male and female kiss each other that's super cool. I think we can all agree on that. If two males kiss each other that super cool. I think most people would agree on that. If a consenting woman uses her feet in a manner that gratifies a man that's disgusting and deserves harassment? If she's not mad about it then I don't see why I should be. Uma Thurman took issue with Tarantino for getting injured doing a stunt. They worked it out after she expressed herself and they remain close. Has any woman accused Tarantino of exploiting their feet? If they have then he has an issue. If they haven't I'm okay letting consenting adults do whatever they feel like doing.