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Last my he gets is next.

Chris Ryan is here. This is a semi one for us. I don't think it's a full-fledged one for us because this is a very successful movie.

It's a relatively famous movie. It was a culturally impactful movie when it came out. And now it is almost 20 years old. More importantly, our guy Michael man.

We're back. The guy who started the rewatchables with heat. This is where it all began. We're going to eventually do every single Michael man on the Michael man movie on this pod, including black hat, which will probably be the last one.

I'm surprised it took so long for this one. My first question. What would you call this genre? Because you have Jeremiah Johnson 1972.

If Dances wolves 1990 got last Mohicans 92 get the revenue in 2015. It's like modern mountain man.

Frontiersman. Modern frontiersman but modern though. Because there's a Jeremiah Johnson's the cutoff. That's like the first modern one.

The revisionist like frontiersman movie. Yeah. I think that's because I you know some people tried to sort of because you know I'm forgiven came out this year.

I'm sure we'll talk about the Oscars and everything but I think that people tried to make this into a Western man was pretty insistent that it was you know this is more of a romantic adventure for him.

Set in 1757. Jeremiah Johnson, which we'll do at some point. My dad's single favorite movie ever is number one Jeremiah Johnson is number one favorite movie ever.

He watches it all the time. He texts me and I know he's watching it because it'll just text me some still some say he's up there still and I'm like oh my god you're watching Jeremiah Johnson again.

This has legacy to it but I think you know it's 1992. This is really the last big year of the MTV-ish crossed with real movies kind of thing that they were doing back then because the last 50 minutes of this is basically a music video right.

I mean it's a music video but it's among the best last 15 minutes of any movie ever seen right.

Yeah, it's like he perfected this MTV thing that he basically started with my movie by a city for.

And then everybody took their swings at it. And then he at the walkoff home with it and then I don't really I feel like it started to kind of fade out after that.

I would love to see the last 15 minutes of last movie he can's recut to in the air tonight by full Collins.

And it's just like what Alice is sort of walking out of the rocks and the drums come in. Yeah.

Well, they could have they could have crossed those movies where you could add Daniel De Lewis as he's about to go save the sisters stopping at a phone booth with tubs having a cigarette.

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