Hey everybody we're back with another commission the bald move podcast this one's for the 1992 flick

glengarry glen ros

bald move listener Eric Kunanin I think is how you pronounce that good name I like that

Kunnan it's got it yeah it's got a nice round woody kind of sound to it

very pleasant to the palette yeah but he he wanted us to watch this and comment on it.

I'll let him take it away and then we'll get to talking about it.

I'd love to hear you discuss the 1992 drama,

Glen Gary, Glen Ross.

I remember when I first watched this movie being simultaneously perplexed and

intrigued until then my idea of movies were guns explosions nudity gratuitous sex and

plenty of coarse dialogue nothing wrong with that I remember watching GGR thinking I don't have the first clue what they're talking about but how they're talking the rhythm of which the dialogue

Danced on the screen it absolutely pulled me. The movie manages to touch on so many

themes that would be relevant to any generation. Capitalism, male pride, friendship

through deception, loyalty, and good old-fashioned ruthlessness.

Being so young at the time I had no idea the weight of screen legends before me.

Holy cow, Pacino, Lemon, Harris, Spacy, Baldwin, Alda, holy shit.

Finally, I'd be remiss if I did not mention Alec Baldwin's ball-busting scene where he berates all these

grown men and simply walks out of the room.

I have this speech memorized backwards and forwards and find myself reciting it to myself

when I'm shoveling snow or washing dishes.

For me, this is one of the all time.

Always be shoveling?

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