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BONUS Ep 5: Bullitt (1968) (or: The Snuffbait Protection Program) (Patreon)

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2026-07-02 19:21:42
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Hello! For this month's bonus episode, we let our listeners vote, and they chose Bullitt (1968) as our movie review! Neither of us enjoyed this one, because it's not very good! Next month we're doing a Q&A episode, so I'll be posting on Patreon shortly for us to receive your questions!

Thanks again to all of our subscribers!

Comments

Lain of the Wired

I've been on E a decade but y'all make me feel cis

AnarCaylee

But did Bullit protect? And did he serve? Btw Jonathan Ross was the name if the ice agent who killed Renee Nicole Goode

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FreeBard42

Bullitt doesn't hold up for sure, but whilst I don't think I voted (only just upped my tier) I can get folks liking the idea of you watching it because, well, it's *the* famous great car chase. Nova made the point in the KJB on The Italian Job (1969) that a big part of cinema, especially in this era, was showing you things you'd never seen before, including some sick car stunts. Both of them hold up on that front, but whilst The Italian Job - just a year younger - is a very light film, there's enough substance to keep it enjoyable outside of the chase; and, as you indirectly point out, the chase is far more integral to that film. Edit: And then you make the comment about seeing things never before filmed. 😛

Cole Carpenter

I’m halfway through the episode and if the French Connection doesn’t get mentioned…maybe an episode one day…?

Studio Nyxie

I could hear the gears clicking between "why were you on the floor" and "I got a new collar". also IMO cover any dang movie you want to, car related or not. it's a bonus episode do what sparks joy.

FreeBard42

Jordan's right about the cinematography; keep in mind that this was just as New Hollywood was getting going w/all the experimentation that entailed. This doesn't benefit much from that, but whilst the director went on to do The French Connection, the other film shot by the cinematographer - a 5x Oscar nominee - that year was Rosemary's Baby. So it's a pretty boring film, but in spite of the talent behind it! It reminds me of how a lot of folks nowadays, lamenting the green screen slop era, look back on eg Super Mario Bros. (1993) - a substantially worse film than this - and can appreciate that it's a film made w/real cameras, lighting, and sets; in other words, as Jordan puts it, of an era when we used to make real movies.

The 2026 Shapes Place Grand Prix at Kharg Island

The Hyatt Regency O'Hare in Rosemont, IL is another cool hotel with a massive atrium. That's where they have Anime Central. Also, don't feel bad about the four years between dressing up at cons and starting estrogen, it was ten for me, lol.

Great Joe

Bullitt is not a fun movie, but it does have a shot where you see Bullitt leave his car, and then it pulls out to show a little bobblehead dog figurine, and then that you're looking out a car's rear window, and then the start of that window being washed. And it's just neat. I like it.

Lena

I didn't vote Le Mans (1970) or Grand Prix (1966) because I'm yet to watch those. But I also wanna keep up with bonus episodes

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T M

I appreciate you taking one for the team, it’s been like 25 years since I watched all of Bullitt and I remember it being kinda lame outside the car chase but thought maybe I was just young and had no perspective. Vindicating for past me :)

etienne

Obligatory me saying you should have Brian Regular from Regular Car Reviews on at some point : )

Hannah and Theana are gay marrying this weekend

if you've never heard of it, I'd really heavily recommend doing one of these episodes for To Live and Die in LA. it's from 1985 and has one of the greatest car chases in film and also has a lesbian good ending and a fuck cops message

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The hotel you describe is the Hyatt Regency Embarcadero Center. Designed by John Portman and Associates, also responsible for the New York Marriott Marquis hotel on Broadway.

lyn_wu

worse thing that war of the worlds to get mixed up is animal house and animal farm.

James Cézanne-Taipale

Ok, but when are you gals gonna watch the Charlie Sheen vehicle The Chase?

Photograph me like one of your French cars

Really enjoyed this episode. Can I suggest, for the next list, you add 1998's "Who Am I?" to the list? Only tangentially a car movie, but a solid, silly watch, and might make for a good contrast with the extremely 'murican malaise era flicks currently under consideration.

Rachel K

Bullitt, there’s still time

zahracusdottir

To be fair my memory of Bullitt is a bunch of static the car chase and then just more static