Jackie and Greg swoop in like vultures to pick the meat off "Bloody Sam" Peckinpah's revisionist western from 1969. Topics of conversation include Peckinpah's personal life, Old Hollywood vs. New Hollywood, the film's staginess, the magic of Warren Oates, and why Peckinpah's face deserves to be blasted down off the Mount Rushmore of "Great American Filmmakers". You've never heard them this vicious.
#84 on Sight & Sound's 2012 "The 100 Greatest Films of All Time" list.
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06/21/22 • 61 min
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Victoria
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Jun 22
Having recently re-watched JURASSIC PARK, I completely agree that most new movies try for over-complicated and overworked plots. They don’t know how to get out of their own way
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Jul 21
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