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Of all the gin joints and all the towns and all the world, she walks into mine.

Impressive. Most impressive. See things you.

You people wouldn't believe you.

You want to talk to God.

Let's go see him together. Siamese fighting fish, fascinating creatures, brave but of the whole stupid. Yes, they're stupid.

Except for the occasional ones such as we have here

lets the other two fight and he waits

wait until the survivor is so exhausted that he cannot defend himself.

And then like Spector, he strikes.

Number one of Spector from Russia with love, 1963.

The second in, is it probably the longest movie franchise in history,

the James Bond franchise going strong until recently for more than six decades?

It is the choice of my friend and co-host here in making movies great again.

Before we started, Chris Coles, you said it's a good clip with which to open the review.

Why are the Fighting Fish a good clip?

Well, let me just say, first of all, this film really is a masterpiece.

It is difficult, it's rare that I would say that you need to extend a film,

right? Most films tend to run a little long, I would say. But this film I felt like after I finished

it, I thought, man, this could be a four-hour film. There's just so much plot crammed into this

film. It's almost a little bit difficult

to follow, I would say, to really understand the film. I think you have to watch it more than once.

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