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Sling Blade (1996) First Time Watching! Full Movie Reaction!! (Patreon)

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2024-03-25 04:52:04
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Sling Blade (1996) First Time Watching! Full Movie Reaction!!

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Opie Wan

As far as Billy Bob goes, the series Goliath, especially the first season is very good. I though the 4th season was kind of odd but still enjoyable. One of my favorite of his roles was in A Simple Plan. Also has Bill Paxton and Bridget Fonda.

Andrew

That was thoroughly thoroughly enjoyable ,a spectacular ,emotion packed reaction ,one of the top few reactions I have seen on the channel for sure ,I remember this movie being amazing ,but it was even better than I recall ,just an incredibly well written script ,delighted that this was reacted to

Nick of Time

Anyone else have to watch this with Spanish subtitles? 😆

Pete Johansson

I usually dont comment on these, but WOW what a movie. Just perfect reaction guys.

David Wilkins

I finally got around to watching your fine reaction to my selection, and would again like to say thanks. Some have already mentioned the brief appearance by Robert Duvall. Another brief appearance is the Frostee Cream employee, played by director Jim Jarmusch. Though it was a “small” movie, Billy Bob did win an Oscar for the screenplay, and he was nominated for Best Actor. The rights issues that have frustratingly thrown the movie into a viewing “dead zone” is such a travesty. I think it would have a whole new life if finally making its way to streaming. The starting point for the problems was its Disney ownership, and Disney is one of the worst for home media. They have fought tooth and nail for “control” during every phase and format of home media. And having been a small scale production by MIRIMAX only made problems worse. Maybe someday soon it will shine brightly again, with a fine new mastering. I doubt that it’s been touched since the early DVD era.