Last Man Standing (1996)

Junkfood Cinema

Brian Salisbury

Visual Arts, Tv & Film, Leisure, Arts, Hobbies

4.6 • 705 Ratings

🗓️ 15 December 2023

⏱️ 72 minutes

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Summary

While Brian and Cargill are still Walken in a Winter Wonderland, this week's entry takes them to a decidedly non-wintry location: Prohibition-era west Texas.

Who will be The Last Man Standing?

And why is it Punch-Fighter?

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0:00.0	Christopher Walken is the darkest prince you will ever see in a movie in your life in this movie.
0:06.0	I mean, he is, he is death.
0:09.0	Guys, I'm eating drunk and watching...
0:11.0	You better come out and stop me. Hi, this is Dick Miller.
0:33.5	You're listening to Junk Food Cinema.
0:36.3	Who were these guys?
0:58.2	Junk Food Cinema, breaking news.
1:12.2	This just in, Doritos has rolled out a $65 bottle of nacho cheese-flavored liquor that tastes like the real thing.
1:17.2	And for all your junk food related news, we know you are going to come up,
1:18.2	come to us with this.
1:20.3	So Brian, have you,
1:21.3	have you seen this yet?
1:24.5	I would like to know it tastes like the real what.
1:28.9	What is the real, in quotes, thing that it tastes like?
1:33.9	You, please, close your eyes and imagine every flavor of Dorito.
1:35.5	You know them all by heart.
1:36.4	We know this.
1:37.3	Sure, sure.
1:43.7	You could probably brush your, brush some of your shirt into your hand and get that nacho cheese flavor right now.
1:45.1	I guarantee you.
1:46.3	Okay.
1:46.9	This has become some kind of weird, uh, discussion about me personally and my habits.
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