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Actually, it's a common misconception that the 1980s were killed by a movie. Most historians agree that it was really New Year's Day 1990 that did them in.
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moral of the story: whether they're directors or producers, if you give some guys that are probably coked out of their minds a couple hundreds of millions of dollars and then look the other way, you're gonna have a bad time
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What makes Rocky such a great movie is that he didn't win the match but, instead, won so much more. The perfect underdog story.
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Regarding your comment on Days of Thunder's constant product placement:
As a racing fan, that might be one of the most realistic parts of the movie, because motorsport is absolute chock full of sponsors and advertisements; it is, at its core, what has kept racing going for so many decades.
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I would argue that the fact that Rocky doesn't win is what makes it such a wonderful movie. It's not a traditional sports movie where the underdogs make a come-from-behind one point victory. It's about a man regaining his self-respect, which hits so much deeper.
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I worked at a home theatre / car audio installers in the 90s. We used DOT and Top Gun exclusively to demo our surround systems. DOT was basically an industry standard for home theatre demos.
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The fact that Don Simpson threw David Miscavige off a set absolves him of all his sins. He's in heaven now with Lassie.
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This is like an alternate universe version of Nostalgia Critic where Doug figured out how to light a set
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Days of Thunder has one of the all time best Cruise hairstyles. The most recent Mission: Impossible uses that hairstyle for his old ID, cause even Chris McQuarrie understands that.
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Nobbles: exists
Patrick: intense glaring
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I worked at an exclusive health resort in the 1980s and Don Simpson was a regular. He visited often to dry out. I liked him and he seemed to like teenaged me. Most people feared him. I actually talked to him about this film because he came to stay just after re-shoots and I couldn't comprehend how they would make the premiere date given how tight the timing was. He took the time to explain to me how films are duplicated and then shipped by "Federal Express".
The book about Don (High Concept) made a lot of sense when I read it 25 years later. Live fast, die hard - and he did.
I wish they would make a film about his life because it would probably make "Wolf of Wall Street" look tame, but word is that Jerry Bruckheimer will use his power to quash any effort.
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This video perfectly captures the 2020s world of You Tube Retrospectives: dramatic lighting of the set, added stock video clips, slick transitions with music and sound effects, and a presenter that looks and speaks exactly like Michael Stevens and Simon Whistler.
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I feel like Tony Scott was the real reason why these films were so good. They looked incredible, the shots and the scenes were astonishing and beautiful, it was really high quality action cinema. And, of course, the music was usually extremely well chosen, which also helped a lot.
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That Tony Scott/Simpson/Bruckheimer narrative style lived on in and died in The Rock (1995) which carried the formula with Cage/Connery perfectly.
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its always a bald dude with glasses and a turtleneck
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I might be biased because I'm a NASCAR fan (and driver), but I love Days of Thunder. It's actually a pretty iconic film in American racing culture (not just NASCAR). I was 9 when it came out, and I was so hype for it. In 1990, NASCAR was still seen as a pretty "fringe" sport. So, it was exciting for NASCAR fans to get such a big spotlight on the series. When DoT came out, I had all the toy cars and everything else (I still have them)... and I remember watching NASCAR races with the cars from the film out there getting b-roll for the movie. I mean, it isn't a masterpiece, and I really don't think it tries to be. It's obviously Top Gun in Race Cars. But, before Days of Thunder, the best NASCAR movie (imo) was Stroker Ace, which is awesome, but is kinda goofy and doesn't really portray stock car racing in a serious light. And, though Talladega Nights kind of refreshed NASCAR's presence in Hollywood in more recent years, Days of Thunder is still seen as a pretty important part of NASCAR racing culture... for better or worse. There are a LOT of one-liners from the movie that still get referenced in NASCAR broadcasts and among race crews like, "loose is fast," "rubbin' is racing," or "nothing stock about a stock car" - three phrases that resonate with people who are into stock car racing. Just a couple weeks ago, my car builder told me he's going to "shape [my car] like a bullet" xD
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What is understated is how big of a deal the first Batman was. The symbol was everywhere. It was like a week when Batman went from camp to cool and all it took really was that one pre-release poster.
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Everytime people talk about Hans Zimmer's popular scores they leave out this movie. For the most part his work here is really solid.
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It's crazy that Days of Thunder had a budget of $60 million dollars when Jurassic Park cost $63 million just three years later.
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@patrickhwillems
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Over on our second channel, I replied to a bunch of your comments about this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BF15KUeEbGY
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