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Thanks!

@@DavidBrown-ke8cb I can understand why some don’t like it, and I believe we talk about R. Lee Ermey’s story later in the pod

I definitely want to do Coppola’s movies soon because I need to talk to someone about Megalopolis😂

@DirectorDossiersJohnnyCruz I'll tell you another great movie I saw yesterday...The Apprentice...

@ I nearly watched that movie the other day! I gotta watch it when the rental price drops

What makes you prefer it over something like Goodfellas?

@DirectorDossiersJohnnyCruz The introduction Sharron Stone and the greatest comedian of all time.

Rickles was the best. Aatch his AFI speech at Scorsese’s lifetime achievement night if you haven’t seen it already, its hilarious

That's a good idea

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*a GREAT episode

@@DirectorDossiersJohnnyCruz Amadeus is my #1 so I'm slightly biased here

Hahahaha where does cuckoos nest rank for you?

@@DirectorDossiersJohnnyCruz Definitely close. I have a "6 degrees of Kevin Bacon" style connection to the author of the original book. He hated the movie.

You are the first person to notice!!!!!!

I can’t believe Scorsese said that hahaha

Look at part 3💀

Thanks! I hope it was worth it hahahaha

We might do a couple Deep Dive Episodes on single movies next, then after that maybe someone like David Lynch or Fincher. Any single movie suggestions for a deep dive episode?

@@DirectorDossiersJohnnyCruz Would love to see a deep dive episode on Psycho (1960). You guys have been doing an awesome job and can’t wait for a Lynch dossier!

Psycho is a great suggestion, thanks!

Interesting...

@@DirectorDossiersJohnnyCruz I am so right. Fidellio implies fidelity which basically means faithfulness. That's a good reason to get married, but F**k suggest that if you want to keep your spouse faithful that's what you have to do.

That’s a great observation, I’ll definitely be keeping this in mind next time I watch the movie

@@DirectorDossiersJohnnyCruz you could also say this is the real Doctor Strangelove, cause doctor bill likes to do them dirty.

Thanks!

After our final Scorsese episode, we'll probably do a couple deep dive episodes on single movies, but after that, David Lynch is a likely contender

Thanks!

Wow, thanks for your support! And our movie is on the festival circuit right now, but will be availible on digital sometime in March or April. At that time we will post the trailer on this channel and post a deep dive episode on how we made the movie. For more info on the movie, here's the IMDB page: www.imdb.com/title/tt26933510/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0_tt_8_nm_0_in_0_q_the%2520documents Edit: Also I just watched The Two Types Of Men on your channel and it was hilarious hahahah

@@DirectorDossiersJohnnyCruz thanks a lot. Sounds cool. I’ll definitely check it out when it drops.

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That’s what most of the work on this episode went into hahahahaha

@DirectorDossiersJohnnyCruz 😂🤣... Great job on everything, hope u guys keep going. I'm sharing ur work with friends 👍🏾

Wow, thanks! As long as people like you enjoy it we’ll definitely keep going, the final episode on Scorsese is on the way👍

Wow, thanks! It's very encouraging to know that people are listening at four hours in hahahahah. We're glad you find the show valuable!

Thanks hahahaha most of the research for this episode was spent practicing the laugh

It would be a shame if I spoiled the ending of The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford

Thanks! Glad you’re enjoying the show!

About four hours hahahaha, honestly which isn’t bad compared to other exports I’ve done

@@DirectorDossiersJohnnyCruz Wow, not bad at all.

Thanks! And I still haven’t seen The Hospital, I’ll have to check it out👍

Well worth a watch

Would definitely love to do that!

Movies like Godard’s are ones I need to start watching soon

@DirectorDossiersJohnnyCruz u guys are doing an amazing job, keep at it 👍🏾💪🏾❤️

@@pierrelurhuma6009 thank you! We will👍

Thanks for the encouragement! I’m glad interest in Eyes Wide Shut has kind of surged in recent years

@@DirectorDossiersJohnnyCruz other UA-cam analyses tend to tiptoe around some of the more controversial aspects whereas nothing was really off the table with you guys, and you even made sure to acknowledge the fact that just because we happen to notice it doesn’t necessarily mean it was intended. Very thought-provoking and surprisingly comprehensive analysis for how casual your format is, which makes it more accessible for the casual listener. Not sure if you guys heard of the upcoming EWS-centric doc Kubrick’s Endgame, but should be interesting to see if it sheds any more light on the mystery for us. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦🤙🏼

It means a lot to us that you enjoyed the show, and thanks for bringing up this new documentary. I hadn’t heard about it but I’m definitely looking forward to it now!

Interesting anecdote, we’re happy you’re enjoying the show! Is Nolan your favorite director?

Yes! I believe we talk about that more in our Deep Dive Episode on Eyes Wide Shut

Thanks for watching! We're glad its up to the standards of fellow Nolan fans hahaha

Thanks! We did put a lot of work into it so we're glad you found it valuable!!

This perhaps the only rundown of Kubrick I’ve seen that goes into any detail about the man’s personal life. It really adds perspective. A true gem. Your lighting audio and personal chemistry are all great as well. Again. Great job.

I forget if we mentioned it during the podcast but if you wanna know more about Kubrick’s personal life, there’s a great book called Stanley Kubrick and Me written by Emilio D’Allesandro, who was Kubrick’s personal assistant for 30 years. It’s fantastic so I’d recommend. We also touch on Kubrick’s life and the days surrounding his death in our deep dive episode on Eyes Wide Shut as well. Again, thanks for the kind words! It’s comments like this that motivate us to keep making more episodes👍

@@DirectorDossiersJohnnyCruz so far I’ve listened to this episode, eyes wide shut, Jim Cameron and some of Scorsese. All great work. Good house cleaning music. :)

Woah, we're glad we're helping you stay productive hahaha

Oh yeah? Well, I understood it and knew everything before I even watched the movie

@@DirectorDossiersJohnnyCruz 😭🤣

Thank you🙏 It’s comments like this that help motivate us to make more episodes, we’re your glad finding the show valuable! Who’s your favorite director we’ve covered so far?

@@DirectorDossiersJohnnyCruz All are great in their own right. But Martin S. and Kubrick would be my personal favorites! Would love to see you do Coppola, John Carpenter, Tarkovsky, and Oliver Stone among others, if I may humbly request ✌️

An episode on Coppola would be the most likely contender, especially with megalopolis coming up and we’ve already seen most of his movies

@@DirectorDossiersJohnnyCruz Nice!

Hahahaha thanks! Would love to do an episode on Altman. I've seen nearly all his movies, my favorite being McCabe and Mrs. Miller.

@DirectorDossiersJohnnyCruz Close. That's only his most perfect picture flick. My heart will always belong to Nashville, though.

Roger Ebert said that he felt like he knew more about people after watching Nashville. He was exactly right.

@DirectorDossiersJohnnyCruz Pauline Kael said she's never seen another movie she loved in quite this way. I've probably been watching this movie for longer than you've been alive, yet I never tire of it. Instead of being a reflection of an artist's ideas, a synthesis of a philosophy, it flows at the rhythm of life. Things bounce off of other things in ways that edify but not in a fixed way. It arouses orgiastically but not excessively. It satiates your palette with all the flavors of life but makes you even hungrier for everything great and terrible about living it. I agree with Pauline and Roger and must admit that a movie never made me love knowing people more than Nashville has.

Well said!

It's about time someone noticed it in the background!

1970s bc gangs of New York and Departed would not be included also Raging Bull would not be included which are all prob my top 3. Maybe in that order. Should I watch The Last Temptation of Christ? (Asking all fans)

10:00 the way Kubrick's brain works is... be scared to death of elite power...

Love to hear it, It’s amazing how influential he was given he only made 6 movies