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I'm posting this here as just an FYI--I have decided to take a step back from TR with this account and have put in a delete request. I'm sticking around, but am no longer going to be managing this. If someone wants to take it over, I'd recommend downloading the spreadsheet.

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11 hours ago, rns90 said:

Haven’t seen that one but I’ll try to watch it.  So many underrated and great films by him.  This one kind of hurts even though he was 95.


70s (I’ll try to go through some of the non obvious ones); Cisco Pike —Hackman had a supporting role but it’s a pretty good cast (all dead sadly) , Harry Dean Stanton, Kris Kristofferson.

 

Night Moves.  This one gets on great 70s movies lists but it’s not well known.  James Woods and Melanie Griffin in early roles.  It captures a lot of 70s vibes and pragmatism

 

Prime Cut:  more of a Lee Marvin film but Hackman has a fun role as the villain.  It’s also a changing of the times film .


80s.  Mississippi Burning.  Hackman plays the bigot partner and he makes him sort of likable in the end 


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90s Narrow Margin:  not sure where this one ranks but it’s a personal fave .  
 

The Quick and the dead ; he’s basically rehashing the Little Bill character but less evil.

 

The best thing I’ve read about Hackman is that he made difficult men a little more understandable.  You didn’t automatically think he was a one note or one dimensional character.

Hackman and Denzel were both great in a personal favorite of mine, Crimson Tide

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6 hours ago, OILERMAN said:

Hoosiers and Unforgiven obviously 

The thing about Unforgiven is he really  isn’t the bad guy there . I mean he’s functioning as the mayor there and punishing the three guys that defaced that prostitute.  It’s just that the women paid for the bounty/hit and well chaos ensued.  It’s pretty an anti western in terms of the hero William Munny.  He’s basically a drunken POS, an awful human being , no where close to the heros of traditional westerns .  Honestly the Richard Harris character might be the biggest POS in that movie because he’s a coward and liar.

 

Probably not the best or most famous Hackman film, but I’ve ending up watching No Way Out a few times and it’s creeped up on me as a personal fav.  It’s a remake but it’s the type I like where they just make it their own story .  Also a really good 80s Cold War /subterfuge film.

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9 hours ago, rns90 said:

The thing about Unforgiven is he really  isn’t the bad guy there . I mean he’s functioning as the mayor there and punishing the three guys that defaced that prostitute.  It’s just that the women paid for the bounty/hit and well chaos ensued.  

 

Little Bill didn't punish the two guys. He's going to give the horses to the bar owner then just tells the hookers he whipped them. He also beat Ned to death.

 

He may not be the bad guy, but he ain't the good guy either. He also didn't give out fair justice and it got him killed. 

 

"Deserves got nothing to do with it"

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14 hours ago, OILERMAN said:

 

Little Bill didn't punish the two guys. He's going to give the horses to the bar owner then just tells the hookers he whipped them. He also beat Ned to death.

 

He may not be the bad guy, but he ain't the good guy either. He also didn't give out fair justice and it got him killed. 

 

"Deserves got nothing to do with it"

I’ll admit to not watching it in 10 years or so. It’s been a while so I need to revisit.

 

Frances Fisher role as one of the outraged whores in that film is one of my faves.  I always get a kick out of how Eastwood rises up and becomes a totally different person after he drinks alcohol.

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1 hour ago, rns90 said:

  I always get a kick out of how Eastwood rises up and becomes a totally different person after he drinks alcohol.

 
“I was drunk back then”…

 

Proceeds to get drunk!

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On 2/27/2025 at 2:36 PM, Bink said:

I'm posting this here as just an FYI--I have decided to take a step back from TR with this account and have put in a delete request. I'm sticking around, but am no longer going to be managing this. If someone wants to take it over, I'd recommend downloading the spreadsheet.

I am sorry to hear this.  I’ll miss you.  Do enjoy your time away.

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