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i really wanna see 3:10 to yuma ive heard mixed opinions .. but it has BALE .. hes so intense

and ive never thought of taxi driver as a western but thats an interesting comment because it does follow the genre.

Kurosawa > Ford > Scorsese > Hardon.

In fact Searchers offers the bones for Taxi Driver. Some label Taxi Driver as a remake...but it's nowhere near truth, but both Star Wars Episode 4 and taxi Driver owe a heck of a lot from The Searchers with Lucas, Ford and Scorsese owing a hell of a lot to Kurosawa.

Still I wouldn't label Star Wars Episode IV a Western, but it does apply many of the conventions, albeit impure and straying wildly from the basic formula. Taxi Driver, both thematically and structurally is only different because of aesthetics (superficial).

Deadwood

See there I was, Up at 5 am. Thinking I could expand, edit and elaborate on my post with impunity and the Pimp from Detroit messes everything up.


How's you doing Jeremy?

Eviltoastman";p="947553 wrote:Still I wouldn't label Star Wars Episode IV a Western

Star Wars Episode IV steals quite liberally from Kurosawa's Hidden Fortress.

I know.

I hadn't realized that you're the only one reading this thread.
My apologies.

okay so we've definetly established kurosawa's movies have a lot of influence in westerns and star wars.

on the other hand i don't know if i posted that i saw lost highway which i liked a lot more than eraserhead its a classic example of his work where a poor writer will describe the movie "Lynchian"

You should start using commas.

...and capitalisation.

Thunder Bear";p="947675 wrote:You should start using commas.

yeah i know... but ive decided against it its pretty much how i roll.

Whats So Good About David Lynch?

how about eraserhead , for starters .