This movie also has really weird pseudo-montage scenes, and is far better than people appear to give it credit for being. This is one of Sam Peckinpah's last attempts at a subtle drama.
Friday, November 07, 2008
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About Me
- Andy Barkett
- I'm trying to do many things with my life, but the most important ones right now are: 1) Add value to large companies as a high-level executive. 2) Fix public education 3) Fight the notion that people must specialize; strive to be a renaissance man. I'm interested in a great many subjects, academic, practical, and impractical. Specifically, I like sports, movies, reading, philosophy, psychology, physics, business strategery, startups, investing, history, and many other subjects.
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Steve McQueen rocks wherever it may be. I loved The Great Escape, and who can deny the greatness of The Magnificent Seven?
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