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The Directors Cut #2 - Top 3 (Patreon)

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2023-06-28 19:17:50
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The voting's over and here's your top three choices from the poll 😊 I'll do them in release order again, starting with Sunset Boulevard (6th July), followed by Some Like it Hot (13th July) before finishing off with The Apartment (20th July)!


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Bartleby

Welcome to the shadowy nihilistic underworld of Film Noir. Looking forward to it!!

Pat Cecil

excellent. The apartment is a great film.

RicoRay317

Can't wait! Three of the greatest films of all time. You will love them!

Michael Hartsell

An absolute nightmare week for the Gen Z types out there, welcome to glorious black & white films guys, love it.

JL Green

You're going to enjoy all three flicks. Sunset Boulevard bothered my mom to the extent that when I showed her how much I enjoyed films she refused to support any effort that allowed me to consider show business as a career. I especially love your other 2 choices.

Retro Maven

Oh well, as least one my three snuck in there. Enjoy all of them DM fans...

Louis Marzullo
>>111729298

"Trying to attract nursing home residents to the channel, Dawn??"🤣 You guys try one, it's fun!

Simon
>>111729298

It's ok.. They're spaced out over three weeks for maximum effect 😁

Eric Janssen

The three Essentials - Sunset is a classic, and the other two are the easy viral-copycat Reactor-fan picks. (And, interestingly enough, all three have now inspired Broadway musicals. 😅) It would have been nice to have seen some more ingeniously inappropriate Wilder humor like Seven Year Itch, the steamy film-noir of Double Indemnity, or the Cold War lampooning of One Two Three, but, remember, people, adventure is as close as your local Amazon or library.

Bill W
>>111764335

The point is Dawn hasn't seen any of these. When she's caught up on all the more popular ones she can move on to the more obscure if she wishes.

Eric Janssen
>>111764335

And mine was that everyone on every OTHER reactor site nags for Some Like It Hot and The Apartment as their own personal Greatest Movies Ever Made, bringing into question how many more they ever watched, so the voting was never really in suspense. Getting back to the jokes about the Millennial fear of B/W, there seems to be only a handful dozen of B/W films that reactor fans ever ask for, hence my comment of "People, just watch something you've never heard of, even on your own time; it won't hurt or 'rob you of two hours of your life you'll never get back', unquote!"

Michael Hartsell
>>111725933

Hey Professor, can you please use normal talk so us farm boys can understand the point you're trying to make. Jesus!!

Devlin Domini

I’m sure a lot of folks will mention The Odd Couple (1968) because of Jack Lemmon. There are a lot of other good movies written by Neil Simon as well.