MOVIE REACTION L.A. Confidential (1997) PATRON PICK First Time Watching Reaction/Review Re-Edit

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@LateCambrian 2 месяца назад

I thought this should have taken best picture in 1997. But alas, the sinking boat.

@eugeneodonnell4680 2 месяца назад

"Exley got the world" In the last book of the trilogy that LA Confidential is a part of Author James Ellroy included an afterword that listed all the characters and what happened to them up to the time of the books publishing in 1992. Ed Exley was the longtime California Attorney General who'd just won the Governors race and was being mentioned as a Presidential candidate.

@billolsen4360 Месяц назад

But then, Sid Hutchin' daughter found the negatives of the pictures that her dad took of Exley and Lynn and Exley dropped out of the race.

@haroldlipschitz9301 2 месяца назад

One of the most tightly written and directed films of the 90s, just absolutely classic. And gutsy as hell to cast two Aussie male leads who were not widely known. Helgeland's adapted screenplay is just sooo good, but that's only because the book is even better, but impossibly detailed and interwoven even compared to the movie.

@JacquelineEdinger 4 дня назад

The supreme Court ruled on shooting suspects in the back in Furman v Georgia. The fleeing felon doctrine. Passed in 1972. Finally college pays off for me! 😂😂

@sapfire2288 2 месяца назад

Bloody Christmas was a real event. Bud thought the photos were going to be of him and Lynn not Exley and Lynn.

@TremelYoung 2 месяца назад

You guys are great reactors, keep up the good work!! 💯👍

@yournamehere6002 2 месяца назад

You could actually watch it again just for the enjoyment of it, because it's a great film

@stevenspringer1599 2 месяца назад

This is the right time to point to another great influential crime caper the two of you would enjoy: "The Asphalt Jungle" (1950)

@2skeletonz14 2 месяца назад

Based on a true story. The VERY VERY LAST credit is for a dedication to Sgt. Jack Vincence

@robovike 2 месяца назад

Interesting to see people's moral compasses when they react to this film. It's funny what red shirt has to say about what is just and what is not with regard to the woman who was kidnapped and raped, vs. what Edmund said to White after that encounter. I feel that Guy Pearce has been tragically underused in recent films, but I love him in this and in Prometheus, even if it was a film that made scientists die from embarrassment. Rollo Tommassi is a name we should not soon forget.

@plothole181 2 месяца назад

Actually most classic noir pre-dates the hayes code. The hayes code actually killed classic noir because most classic noir didn't portray the cops in a particularly good light. After the hayes code you started getting the police procedural instead.

@chrishornbostel9831 2 месяца назад

I am going to have to respectfully say that this is entirely incorrect. In fact, the term "film noir" wasn't coined until 1946, a dozen years after the big Hollywood studios began enforcing the Hays Code. And the classics of the genre -- The Big Sleep, Kiss Me Deadly, Touch Of Evil, The Big Heat, Double indemnity, D.O.A., In a Lonely Place, The Third Man, The Lady From Shanghai, Night and the City, Detour, etc. etc. are all post-code, and mostly post WWII. These classic noirs worked around the prohibition (which was only enforced somewhat inconsistently anyway at times) to show the police as corrupt by making most of the doomed heroes in these films either private eyes (like Philip Marlowe or Sam Spade) and the like. But also: if a studio really wanted to show police corruption, they worked around the Hays Code on that. The Big Heat (1953) is a great example and a great flick. The Big Fix is another example, although it's not a great movie (and seems to try to get around the Hays Code by making the corrupt cop almost comically villainous and having the protagonist get a happy ever after ending.)

@brachiator1 2 месяца назад

@@chrishornbostel9831Excellent comment about film noir, which corrects many misconceptions about the genre.

@chet8682 2 месяца назад

glad you guys enjoyed this. such a great under appreciated movie!

@TylerD288 2 месяца назад

"Under appreciated"?? It was nominated for 9 Oscars including Best Picture, winning 2, and has a 99 percent score on Rotten Tomatoes. Stop with that stupid "underrated" or "under appreciated" crp. Maybe you need to broaden yourself, it was only underappreciated by you, perhaps.

@chet8682 2 месяца назад

your right, not the best wording... kind of forgotten? I don't know... director couldn't even get a sequel off the ground. after being initially praised, I would say it hasn't stayed in the public consciousness like other films of its caliber have for sure

@billolsen4360 Месяц назад

I like the Planet Express painting! Who are The Cows.

@HappyHarryHardon Месяц назад

Is this sarcasm?

@vahaneloyan 2 месяца назад

I love this movie. May i recommend that you guys watch The Killing by Kubrick?

@terrygracy8345 2 месяца назад

Ok. You guys got my attention. Here we go

@penoyer79 2 месяца назад

good movie.

@House0fHoot 2 месяца назад

Great film!

@TylerD288 2 месяца назад

Of course he's going to take the bag with the blood on it! That's a whole kilo, bro! Just empty that bag into a new bag, destroy the old bag. Don't want to throw money away!