Where did you watch it? In a theater or is it online? Been waiting a while for this one.

Stay alive, no matter what occurs! I will find you.

I watched this in the theater and several times while working at a video store. It is a favorite of mine. I still own my "Free Truman" button, lol. Never saw this scene. Also, never heard of it being in any deleted scenes so it must be your imagination playing tricks on you.

Great film. Peter Weir is an amazing director.

Roll 'em up and store them in those cardboard tubes. You can several in one tube.

I read somewhere recently that Se7en is a Christmas movie because people talk about the Bible and Brad Pitt gets a present at the end.

I would like to have seen Wes Craven do more films outside the horror genre.

I also don't like Tarantino films. Any director's you do love?

I love Chinatown and that's it. Huge fan of Jack. The script is amazing. Polanski did a great job crafting the movie. Everyone behind the scenes was top of their craft. I haven't enjoyed anything else of his. And he's a total piece of shit.

I tried to watch this. I forced myself to keep watching long after I wanted to shut it off but eventually I had to. Life is too short.

>Gave me a connection where I could talk to my movie loving grandparents about how Hollywood was like back then.
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>Idk after once upon a time in Hollywood I felt more satisfied and educated if that makes sense?

So, I did not enjoy OUATIH at all. But what you've said about your relationship to the film has given me a new appreciation, not for the movie, but for other people's enjoyment of it. I often find myself saying, I don't know what people see in this or that movie. Well, you've helped answer that question about this movie.

If you like westerns, check out Silverado!

I used to think I would find Barry Lyndon boring but it turned out to be one of my favorite Kubrick films. It make me sad we never got to see his Napoleon, but at least his screenplay for it is available.

>-Love most of James Camerons stuff -Could not at all get in to Aliens

But... how can... I don't...

For me it felt like a big budget HBO movie. It was really good and the craftsmanship is stellar but I feel no need to watch it a second time.

Holy shit, I thought I was the only person and I've been afraid to say it out loud.

Friedkin made 3 masterpieces in the 70s then his career went to shit. Some artists just don't do well working with studios and executives.