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This week on Patreon! (Patreon)

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2024-07-01 21:07:34
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2026-06
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NOOOOO!! NOT APOLLO!! 😭 I need bosies and sandwiches while I grieve for The Dancing Destroyer. My heart is broken for The King of Sting. The Count of Monte Fisto will never be forgotten. How will I ever get over the passing of The Thane of Pain? I will always love you The Prince of Punch. Forever in my dreams, Master of Disaster 🥹

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Happy Hanukkah

The Sun will go out, tomorrow... Well, Thursday.

Bill W

"The Colossus of Clout?" - "The Colossus of Clout?" "Shut up, Tommy." Oops, wrong movie!

Louis Marzullo

Wow! Can you deliver my eulogy, Dawn? Just make stuff up! 😄 (Now I know how to spell "bosies", too! 🤣). Wish I could mail you a prosciutto di Parma with fresh mozzarella & roasted sweet red peppers on a half Italian loaf (Sorry, that's MY favorite. What would you like?). Bosie line forms behind me! 😁

Yorkshire Shaft

Rocky IV what a film soundtrack everything my personal favourite. Lundgren was a cool baddie.

Bartleby

I love that you’re actually taking the time to consider the films Tarantino wrote and not simply directed in your journey of his film. From Dusk Till Dawn was directed by Robert Rodriguez. He started out in independent film around the same time as Tarantino. They often toured the same film festivals where they screened their early work. The two became instant friends and comrades in filmmaking. In 2005, Robert Rodriguez directed an adaptation of the classic graphic novels of Frank Miller’s “Sin City” This is an absolute MUST SEE!!! Director Robert Rodriguez actually brought the legendary comic book artist Frank Miller as co-director for the adaptation. And in addition, director Robert Rodriguez invited his friend Quinten Tarantino down to direct one scene in the film. Robert Rodriguez has always experimented in film and Sin City was shot in a very radical, experimental fashion. He wanted to give Tarantino the chance to try directing like this. So FYI “Sin City” (2005) theatrical cut is a movie you definitely got to see!

JL Green

Yeah that was a tough one. I hope you continue to follow via his son who becomes a boxer in "Creed."

Robert Jewell

American Graffiti!!! Yes! My friends Paul and Candy are in that film. Definitely gonna share tyour reaction with them! I do gavea question though. Is there no youtube edit for Once Upon a Time in the West?

Robert Jewell
>>142424522

That's a shame. I can't watch a great movie for that length of time that has no sound or image by syncing my copy and shifting my head back and forth for 2 hours and forty-five minutes, but thanks for letting me know.

Bartleby

And by the way Dawn. Your YouTube subscribers are close to rioting if you don’t return to Deadwood some time soon.

Richard Stokes

Rocky 4 was my favourite as a kid. Something to do with Dolf Lundgrun's cold scariness was fascinating to me!

Happy Hanukkah
>>142414587

Definitely second Sin City. (And yes, theatrical cut.) I've got a soft spot for his smaller-scale debut, El Mariachi (1992). (Granted, it'll likely get lower engagement.) ADDED: In case this needs clarification, the first sentence means: "I strongly agree with Bartleby's recommendation of Sin City." It does *not* mean that i am recommending the Sin City sequel.

Bill W
>>142424522

..which makes it REALLY exclusive. It excludes the Patreon members who don't have their own copy of the movie.

zep 73

Uuuh! From Dusk Till Dawn - Biggest plot twist in movie history - Love it!!

john ruddick

I will be interested to see what you think of from dusk till dawn. The soundtrack on its own is a really good one btw.