Thunderbolt and Lightfoot (1974) | First Time Watching | Reaction & Review | Clint Eastwood

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  • Опубліковано 9 жов 2024

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  • @electrolytics
    @electrolytics 9 місяців тому +1

    Yeah great reaction bud. Thanks alot. One of my favorite movies. Lightfoot dies from the beating Red gave him in the end. I love the ending credit scene with the music here. It caps the movie off perfectly. I love the honesty and feel of these kinds of movies from the 70s.

  • @joetamburello6292
    @joetamburello6292 Місяць тому

    One of my favorite films that’s not mentioned much

  • @darthson9655
    @darthson9655 Рік тому

    I told you it would be good. I am still not tired of watching it after about two dozens times watching it. This was Micheal Cimino's first time directing a movie. Produced by Clint Eastwood's production company. Michael Cimino went on to win an Oscar for the movie The Deer Hunter in 1979. The Deer Hunter is another artistic movie that you should review.

    • @watchingcodyrice
      @watchingcodyrice  Рік тому +1

      It was indeed. They also picked the perfect song for the end and therefore the film stuck with me for a while. I should've mentioned that I've already watched The Deer Hunter, though. Fantastic film.

    • @darthson9655
      @darthson9655 Рік тому

      @@watchingcodyrice That movie always reminds me of the time I drove across America. It is really that beautiful, and few movie directors can capture it like the way Michael Cimino can.

  • @darthson9655
    @darthson9655 Рік тому

    You should also put on your list of movies to watch is the movie Lost in America. It stars Albert Brooks. I think it is one of the funniest movie ever made about America. Especially the last part when he drove back to New York City and found a parking spot for his mobile home.

    • @watchingcodyrice
      @watchingcodyrice  Рік тому

      Done! But be careful with spoilers, even if it's a "minor" spoiler. 😉

  • @danielstartek9729
    @danielstartek9729 Рік тому

    Hey Silent Bob why can't you live up to your name?