The Goat Pen

I agree

I think it was more for the pain and suffering he went thru to shoot it

swimming down a frozen river, that kind of thing.

I thought that's what they had stunt men for...

he talked alot about what he had to go thru for filming that movie

I like the guy though so I don't give him too much shit

twords the end I was rooting for him to croak just so the movie would end

watched hateful 8 again

another one that deserves to be seen on the big screen

I remember they both came out about the same time and I preferred the Hateful 8

I'd put them in about the same category in terms of how much I liked them. Above average, but I doubt I'll watch either one again. Certainly Hateful 8 is middle of the pack in terms of Tarantino's work...

Wasn't The Revenant kind of a rip off of Jeremiah Johnson? I don't really remember much about that movie except that he got attacked by a bear and then became a mountain main and was befriended by Grandpa Walton (who was a gay former Commie in real life)...

hedge wrote:Wasn't The Revenant kind of a rip off of Jeremiah Johnson? I don't really remember much about that movie except that he got attacked by a bear and then became a mountain main and was befriended by Grandpa Walton (who was a gay former Commie in real life)...

I don't think Johnson was attacked by a bear was he? He didn't talk much though

JJ was a great movie. He trapped grizz and was attacked by wolves.

That's not how I remember it...

OK, I just looked it up. The movie I was thinking of was called Man In the Wilderness starring Richard Harris. Here's the bear attack scene. Damn, special effects have sure come a long way in 40 years. Note especially the initial contact by the bear. Jesus...

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A man called Horse?

or maybe that was a John Holmes movie

That hanging scene in that movie is unforgettable

Then of course, there's this...

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I get the feeling Richard Harris was typecast in the 70's

What about the guy on a buffalo?

is that Sam Elliot?

eCat wrote:is that Sam Elliot?

Too much meat on his bones.

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Goddamn, that was a 3 Stooges quality fight scene, including the fast motion edit of the mule doing the double back leg kick (which they used the same clip about 4 times). The horse whinny-ing also sounded sped up, to the point that it appropriately approximated Curly's "woo woo woo". If only he could've slapped his own face with his front hooves...

I'm watching a show about Elvis Presley right now. They haven't said it yet, but apparently he's dead...