The new Beverly Cinema presents the Pure Cinema Podcast.

And we are going westerns.

Joining me is Mr. Brian Sauer.

And that's Mr. Elricane, starting us off there.

We realized we never say our names on the show.

I don't think we had ever introduced ourselves in four seasons of the show. Maybe in the first season? I wonder if we even did in the first episode. I haven't

been back to that in a long while. I think we just take it for granted. You know who we are, but

if this is your first time listening, then you wouldn't. So we'd sound like a couple of jackasses

from an old Western. So, but this was, I don't know about you, but for me, what we've jumped,

this is our first time in four years getting to really delve into Westerns. We're going

obviously a very specific route with post-69 Westerns, but for me this was like utter joy.

I almost didn't want the show to start, so as we didn't have to finish the research. And it's

not just because I

love westerns. I think a lot of cinephiles really like westerns, but there's just saying about

this period that I was just really enjoying seeing a lot of new films too. Yeah, no, it's great.

I mean, it's kind of crazy that we haven't done a Western show yet. We've been talking about doing

it since, I want to say, like like the first season we were talking about a

Western show and then you came up with this idea of a divider you know where we found the

idea of a watershed and using 1969 and a couple films from that year one specifically

as our jumping off point to break up the

century, I guess, if you will, of westerns. How did you, what made you think of that?

Just out of curiosity. And we haven't even said what movie, but I guess it'll be in the title

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