Every single word that came out of Cabin County's mouth was nothing but hosha, but he was right by one thing.

I am that one nigga in 10,000.

Hello and welcome once again to The Cinefiles where each week we enter the world of a great film week sports themes,

the history, the filmmaking, and the influence it has on us today.

My name is Steve Morris. I am a filmmaker and directing instructor in Los Angeles, California.

Hello, everyone. My name is John Roke. I'm a writer, producer, a host in San Diego, California.

And finally, we have arrived at Candyland.

And I'm looking forward to jumping into another episode of The Cinefiles talking about Django Unchained.

Well, and of course we couldn't be talking about Django Unchained without our incredibly special guest actor, comedian, writer,

Pundin to Jay Washington. Welcome back to The Cinefiles.

Well, thank you, man. This has been a very, very fun discussion. I will be honest.

To break down a movie more than just liking it.

To go deep into historical values and things that have applied throughout history that you hear of and things people didn't know of.

I did. I love it.

I gotta agree being that John and I have been doing this now for seven years.

I think part of it is it's like it's kind of what all of us would do anyway.

If we're sitting around in a bar, just talking movies is digging into it, you know.

For those of you who love these kinds of discussions and certainly Jay and Steven, I just finished talking about what you love having these discussions about films.

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