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Nice and no more info about from my end.

Anything I'm missing in this blog post? Anybody have any other info/photos?

http://theeditroomfloor.blogspot.com/2020/03/a-lost-scene-from-for-few-dollars-more.html?m=1

Us 8?/10
It was actually good. Much, much better than Get Out. My main issue is that they give out too much about "the others" are, which leads to way too many questions that cannot be answered in a satisfying way. Especially since the art direction often chooses metaphorical/symbolical stuff instead of realistic ones. Anyway, it was good. I'll see it again.

I like Barry Sullivan so I'll check it out

I've wanted to watch that for years but can't find anything with English subtitles.

https://www.amazon.com/Razzia-Chnouf-Blu-ray-Jean-Gabin/dp/B07SLGWPJZ/ref=sr_1_2?

Still, it has one of my favorite line readings by Hanks: "Check out the cans on that bimbo!" He's never topped it.

Haha that's the best moment of the movie for sure.

Without doing so, though, you couldn't enjoy a lot of films, including the similar (but superior) Razzia sur la Chnouf (1955).

I've wanted to watch that for years but can't find anything with English subtitles.

Porque Te Vas - Jeanette

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWYTTQFyt74

When I saw Cria Cuervos this banal song hammered into my brain and stayed there forever, though I didn't care to know what it was. Now I don't remember a thing about the movie, but I stumbled into this song again today after eons and the girl is surely worth watching.

Bachelor Party (1984) - Pretty shitty and forgettable. Tom Hanks' character is ridiculously unlikable and I'm someone that usually enjoys 80s sex comedies more than the next person. We all have our flaws. But this movie is overlong and desperately needed someone like Sam Kinison to play the drugged out, suicidal friend. Hell, even Bobcat Goldthwait would have been a great addition. D

Still, it has one of my favorite line readings by Hanks: "Check out the cans on that bimbo!" He's never topped it.

Back when Demme used to regularly show up at the Jacob Burns in Pleasantville, NY, he brought his newly-edited print to show the faithful. Those were the days.