Night Moves

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The Rocky, Rocky Horror Picture Show, Shampoo, Return of the Pink Panther, Love and Death, Three Days of the Condor, The Man Who Would Be King, Night Moves, Rollerball, The Stafford Wives, Picnic at Hanging Rock, Mirror, Chalet, Grey Gardens, French Connection II.

Anything else?

Ooh.

Yeah.

Uh, did you see Night Moves when we showed that a, a while back?

Yes.

Yeah, I went, I went to Night Moves, yeah.

Arthur Penn, Arthur Penn's amazing, man.

Like-

Absolutely.

Underrated.

... and amazing, but it's the kind of thing...

It kind of reminds me of, um, have you seen the Arthur Penn movie Night Moves with Gene Hackman?

Mm-hmm.

Yeah, yeah.

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Gene Hackman, who was also in, of course, Scarecrow and Night Moves.

But we see him here being a blind guy who's, like, probably the sweetest character of the entire Young Frankenstein movie where [laughs]-

And, and also, and from Bride of Frankenstein, yes.

Look at what William Friedkin was able to do with The French Connection, with The Exorcist, making what amounts to a medical horror film, scaring crap out of audiences, and have people still fainting in theaters, you know, five decades later.

But then you see other filmmakers like Arthur Penn with Bonnie and Clyde, and then Night Moves, for example, with Gene Hackman in the mid-seventies.

And even Stanley Kubrick making films like 2001: A Space Odyssey.

No other filmmaker could have made a movie like that.

What dreams may come? Right.

Gene Hackman, RIP, Senator Keeley, No Way Out, Crimson Tide, Night Moves, Nathan Lane, Albert, The Lion King, Bo is Afraid, Frankie and Johnny.

I just want to mention, just because I love that you have both Aladdin and The Lion King on here.

Just because for me at that time, those movies were like nonstop bangers.