Me and my group of friends watched this. Now I consider all of them to be pretty damn savy when it comes to movies. But the fact that the cowboy was a direct clone of Clint Eastwood went right over their heads. Please tell me I'm not alone and that I'm not the only one who got that.
shareThere are so many spoofa and cultural references in this movie I lost count of them.
Saw it yesterday with a group of friends half my age, and one friend my age, and we all had slightly different takes on it...
I really want to see it again.
I got it; there's too many aspects to miss, the dirty stubble, to his voice.
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Hey tell your best friend I'm a huge fan of this film, I've tracked down some Falcon-Scenes from other movies and done this:
http://www.bambucci.com/viewtopic.php?t=2140
His look in 6stringSamurai is so cool man. Business clothes, broken glasses, very cool and melancholic eyes, he's pretty small, swinging swords, what a great summary for a movie character. Hope there's gonna be 6string-samurai 2. Kinda hard to follow-up, after the ending, but hey, maybe his body got contaminated so much in the wastelands, he became a biohazard zombie. I'd accept all ideas, only to see buddy once more beating up the wastelands.
"D-E-S-T-R-O-Y : E-V-E-R-Y-T-H-I-N-G"
I had to rewind the film to see if it was actually Clint Eastwood himself. I thought it was he.
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