0:00.0	IDSG bonus episodes are a regular extra just for Patreon backers of myself or Daniel. Here's a
0:06.4	preview of the new one. I remember at the time it came out there was a review in one of the sort of
0:14.0	high-end movie magazines. I can't remember if it was Empire or Premiere, one of those. I think it
0:19.2	was Premiere, which gave this a very, very good review, very, you know, Lord of Tree review.
0:26.1	And I remember this, I always remember this for some reason. It contrasted this movie very
0:32.8	specifically with Tarantino. I remember it took a very, it took a stance like it kind of almost said,
0:38.6	you know, this is a direct repost to Quentin Tarantino, you know, like a moral repost to Tarantino's
0:45.6	moral, moral ambivalence, moral nihilism and stuff like that. And you know, I can't help thinking
0:52.6	nowadays that's precisely the wrong way around, particularly having recently seen, I mean,
0:58.7	I know in glorious bastards is in the future as far as the person running that review is concerned.
1:03.7	But having recently, you know, relatively this year seen in glorious bastards for the first time
1:08.2	at your instigation and really, really appreciating it. I really think that that review
1:13.6	I had it totally backwards. Well, we don't even have to, I mean, not to be the Tarantino Stan again
1:21.2	or anything like that. But Pulp Fiction is the year before. Have you seen Pulp Fiction at some
1:25.6	point? Yeah, I think this review was specifically, you know, like it was, I think if I remember it
1:30.4	rightly, it was specifically calling seven, like a moral repost to Pulp Fiction. Yeah.
1:36.0	So seven, the film that ends with our lead, you know, wisdom old man and the serial killer,
1:44.0	the titular serial killer, agreeing fundamentally about the philosophies of life,
1:49.6	contrasts favorably morally to the film in which the lead character discovers religion
1:58.1	after it's experiencing a what he believes to be a miracle and leaving a life of crime.
2:05.5	Like that's the plot of Pulp Fiction. Like I understand that like, you know, people don't
2:14.6	understand how movies work, but that's what really don't do that. That's literally like the plot.
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