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Go on.

All right, Bill Haters here. Chris Ryan is here. We asked Hater to come on the rewatchables

and he sent us a long list of movies. Yeah, I did. Yeah. And we selected this one.

Cool. It's a really good movie. But tell Chris Ryan why you have a personal connection to this movie.

Oh, the movie is no country for all men. And I would say because the show I do, Barry, we had a

owes a lot to this movie in a way like how we shoot action and how we cover things and

and the no music or the way they put music. I just like that it didn't glamorize violence, but

it had a way of also making it cinematic. A lot of times when people say don't glamorize violence,

it's you know, you do handheld and it's kind of really hard to watch. Disgusting stuff.

This was still cinematic, but it wasn't like rad. Yeah. Yeah. It always kind of rides on the line.

The whole movie you're just like, this is so awesome, but also it's so terrifying.

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