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ACS is definitely his best work

 

Just a quick reminder he had a show called Juiced where he would prank people and this was the theme song:

 

Can’t wait for the JFK thirst posts. Will truly unite teens and their grandmothers.

 

Glorifying the Kennedy name is definitely not what we need right now

 

I appreciate The Crown season 2's depiction of JFK as being a drugged up, bratty, petty, womanizer. That is most accurate to who JFK actually was, and that was probably the only time I have ever seen him depicted like that. Although Michael C Hall's performance itself wasn't very good.

If Netflix's JFK show is like that I am down.

 

It's pretty good.

 

Important to note: this is not going to sequel to the 2015 Peanuts movie was produced by Blue Sky, and is now owned by Disney. It will have the same director as the 2015 film though. Also this is being written by the screenwriter who did James and the Giant Peach and Chicken Run

 

the most accurate depiction of JFK was in Blonde, probably the worst movie i've seen in the last calendar year

 

I still haven't seen Blonde

 

Don’t.

 

don't

 

Also there is a new JFK docuseries on Hulu today.

 

Just watched the first episode; great stuff so far. Sheridan keeps bringing the hits

 

I want to see a reaction of a white baby boomer tuning in thinking they're getting a show like Yellowstone, and just seeing 45 minutes of an escaped slave gunning down Confederates left and right lol

 

I didn't know there was such a big niche for westerns

 

I've been selling Westerns to the masses for the last 10+ years, and let me tell ya...... people fucking love westerns. Mostly the middle America Walmart crowd, but when you make a great one, everyone comes on board

 

Damn, @ my dad next time

 

Westerns have always been deep cinematic ground, and a huge part of America’s cinematic influence internationally.

 

ask him if he watched Old Henry. If not, tell him to.

 

people want their haw yeeed

 

I mean I can't think of a time the past 100 years where westerns were not one of the most popular staple genres in American fiction. It just goes through different phases. Contemporary set Neo-westerns were the big thing for the past 15 years. Breaking Bad, Yellowstone, No Country For Old Men, Sicario, Hell Or High Water, Wind River, ect all technically westerns. Those are still popular, but now period westerns seem to be going back into style.

 

Is Tombstone still the best movie ever made?

 

No because it’s moneyball

 

I don't remember Moneyball having a fat Billy Bob Thornton and Jason Priestly falling in love with Billy Zane.