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Excellent reaction Nicollette. Early Coen Brothers? Please check out Barton Fink with John Turturro, John Goodman. Cinematic gold.

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Coen Brothers - "Oh Brother, Where Art Thou" - Highly Recommend. For an unrelated suggestion - "12 Angry Men (1957)"

This was Clints next movie after Unforgiven...

Okay, so I'm an old fart who saw "Blood Simple" - the Coen's first film - in theaters when it first came out and have been with them ever since. The Coen's style was seen right out of the gate with that film, which is great, and it was also Frances McDormand's first film and where she met Joel, who she's now been married to for decades, and she's been in a lot of their films including one you absolutely have to watch, "Fargo". "Raising Arizona" was the first time that John Goodman appeared in one of their films but he's been in so many since then. The other films (besides the 2 mentioned above) I would say are 'must-see's' are "No Country for Old Men" (my favorite film of all-time); "The Big Lebowski"; "Miller's Crossing", and "Barton Fink". The Coen's started working with Sam Raimi before directing their first film, and Joel was an assistant editor on Raimi's debut feature, "The Evil Dead". That fast tracking shot in this film that runs up to the Arizona house and up the ladder into the bedroom and up to Mrs. Arizona screaming was using the "shakycam" system that Raimi used in "The Evil Dead" which basically involves strapping a camera to a 2x4 and having a guy on each end run with it.

You can't sever someone's hand and use it to plant finger prints for a year, finger prints are made from the oils & print of your finger, your dead severed hand won't be secreting any oils!!!!!!!

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I LOVE YOU AND YOUR SHOW ABOUT BOND, JAMES BOND. LET ME CUT TO THE CHASE! ........HERES A SECRET THAT 99% OF THE PEOPLE GET WRONG!!! BOND WAS NEVER A SPY,.. HE WAS AN ASSASSIN.!! THAT'S WHAT THE 007 WAS FOR.LICENSE TO KILL. HE KILLED EVERY VILLAIN THY SENT HIM OUT TO GET!! YOU NEVER SAW HIM BRING BACK ANY SECRET PAPERS,....JUST DEAD BODIES ! I'M 70 AND I WAS 14 WHEN ALL THE BOND MOVIES WHERE MADE. SEAN CONNERY Y WAS AND STLL IS THE ONLY REAL JAMES BOND.

Films involving criminal behavior, hmmmm... let's see. You know, I'd love to see a reaction to a film that focuses on traffic violations. Ever see "THE CANNONBALL RUN" (1981)? Oh, what villainy rampages upon America's innocent highways!?!

Shirley Eaton =Jill Masterson Tania Mallet = Tilly Masterson

Beverly Hills Ninja

Fingerprint from glue and vacum is actually working. Confirmed by Mythbusters...just not exactly like in the movie but still very close The blond guy from Beverly Hills Cop 2 i think you recognise him from CSI: Las Vegas. He was the captain.

When you said butch has the same smile as belichick I lost it… that is a flawless comparison 😂

A SERIOUS MAN is their greatest film. Period. Full stop. 100 to zero.

I always took it as the biker being the "bad" part of H.I.'s nature. In that finale fight scene he "killed" his criminal "bad" part of himself...and why the tattoo was the same as his.

Road Runner tattoo.

Weird comedies - often with a crime, but for the "right" off kilter reasons- are Cohen Brothers thing. Can't go wrong with any of them Yes, they are all comedies, and yes all have at least 1 crime. Oh someday when ready for future sci-fi western crime "Firefly/Serenity" awaits. (Firefly is about small timespace smugglers. Mostly.)

I stayed at that hotel when I was a child. We played tag in the pool area and ballroom.

Great movie! Thanks

Blood Simple is they're first one, and pretty great.

Joel Coen got his start as an editing assistant working on Sam Raimi’s early films (Raimi even has a cameo in the Coen’s ‘Miller’s Crossing’) and a lot of Raimi’s visual techniques and aggressive camera movements are quite present in this film.

He's probably NOT robbing the same store, as a native Arizonan all the *Short Stops* looked the same (they were bought up by (Circle K) I think there's only one left in the whole state

This is a favourite of mine from the first time I saw it, years ago. Nick cage before he lost the plot. This is pure Coen bros art. It has all of their hallmarks. Always Pure quality entertainment

I cannot forget what Alfred Hitchcock did to the main actress of this movie. He was worse than a stalker. He was permanently staring at her, when they were on set, and then he told her, that he will not allow her to play in any movie ever again, if she doesn`t marry him. She refused to marry him and so she was never seen again in any movie. This appearence of her in "The Birds" remained her only appearence in a movie, because she didn`t want to marry a perverted creep. I feel guilty when I still watch Hitchcock movies.

This movie has been making me laugh since 1987.

I love Nicollette- she’s a real one.

"this is how I think John Goodman was actually born"......funny

Wow! This is the first time I noticed the 'Dr. Strangelove' easter egg. The O.P.E., P.O.E. on the restroom door. Love all of Cage's early roles. Valley Girls and Wild at Heart are also very good.

The woodpecker tattoo is an old logo for Milwaukee power tools (or something like that).

Im sure someone said it already. JR is from a popular tv show in the 80s called Dallas it was a drama and the big thing from it was WHO SHOT JR?

Check out "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" as it was produced, written, and starring Bond producer, writer, and actor.

The Town That Dreaded Sundown. Dead Of Winter. Payback (theatrical version) Gotcha! The Fugitive Kelly's Heroes The Warriors (theatrical version) 48 Hours. Little Big Man Marathon Man

Well, okay then.

Ok then . HAHA

This is a solid spy movie and probaley my fav 007 movie, its just masterfully done and weirdly i like it because it isnt a typical bond movie with loads of gadgets and craziness ...thats comes later

You should definitely check out Millers Crossing and Oh Brother, Where Art Thou. Apparently, Nic Cage didn't have the best experience working with the Coen brothers, which is a real shame. I would have loved to have seen many more movies from that mix of talent.

The spray painted OPE and POE on the door of the bathroom is a Dr. Strangelove reference.

I served in the Iraq and Afghanistan war, my father served in the Vietnam war, my grandfather served in WW2. I would go back for the watch.

Sorry, but “shoot it anyway” at the tyre on fire needed a mention lol. That hurt because I’ve got broken ribs, you’re funny.

Um, that's Superstition Mountain in the background, so the trailer park where they live is actually in suburban Apache Junction, not suburban Tempe.

That peckerwood tattoo is a prison gang thing.

Fargo and The Big Lebowski are must sees next, probably in that order. I also really liked their recent western anthology The Balad of Buster Scruggs.

You look just like a young Natalie J. Robb! (Scottish Actress) That's got nothing to do with the video but I thought I'd point that out to you. Also, great reaction. 👍

She wants him back.. but he didn't feel her.. daaamn..

The Bounty hunter is the kid…From the future were they kept him! Dun-Dun-Duuuuuuuun!

H.I and Ed need to move to California. You can steal as much as you want and if security tries to stop you they'll be fired and possibly arrested. The Newsome Effect. 🤪 Fingers crossed he'll be our next President 🤞🐑🐑🐑

randall cobb by all acounts a big softie but all also one of the toughest bastards ever

Two Coen Brothers movies, Raising Arizona and O Brother Where Art Thou? have pomade in them, and they both also have John Goodman. Randall "Tex" Cobb was a boxer as well as an actor. His best-known fight was against Larry Holmes for the world heavyweight championship. Cobb had a great chin, which he needed, because Holmes knocked him all over the ring for 15 rounds. Howard Cosell, who broadcast the fight, was so disgusted that he swore he'd never cover another boxing match. Cobb called this his "gift to the sport of boxing," and said he'd play football for a week if Cosell would stop covering that sport, too. Cobb also said he didn't think Holmes would want to fight him again because "the champion's fists couldn't handle a rematch." When Johnny Carson mentioned during an interview that Holmes had a much longer reach, Cobb replied, "Looked that way to you, too?" More Coen Brothers movies you'd probably enjoy: No Country for Old Men O Brother, Where Art Thou? The Big Lebowski True Grit The Conversation (1974) is a movie I'd love for you to react to. Francis Ford Coppola directed it between the first two Godfather films. Everyone I know who's seen it has loved it, but for some reason there are hardly any reactions to it.

Well well well look who has a new subscriber from Australia 😁