BUNKER 77 Los Angeles Premiere | Anthony Kiedis, Joel Kinnaman, Takuji Masuda & more!

BUNKER 77 Los Angeles Premiere | Anthony Kiedis, Joel Kinnaman, Takuji Masuda & more!
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[@jasonpeters9716]

4•30•23// Watching this Documentary again for 2nd time.

GENIO

[@pikiwiki]

0:28 is that Rory Russell? 3:59 is that Paul Eagle?

[@deanware3439]

Anthony Kiedis...man what a hypocrite...nuh, you never did the same did ya...peppered chilli!

[@brianlaughlin8974]

I get your point, but Anthony really got his life turned around and he had none of unbelievable wealth and privilege that Buncker was simply born into and Buncker didn't earn any of it. Bucker had zero real talent, whereas Anthony has lots of talent and earned everything he's achieved. Buncker was handed everything and squandered all of it. I found Bunker pretty loathsome.

[@louisbankston1764]

even though We're Goin I disagree with Anthony about the unappealing part of the later part of his life because the Constitution that he took on for training Tony Alva proved that the things that were lovable about him early on and appealing about him had never left him even in the doldrums of addiction and even in death they had never left him

[@fernandomaron87]

But he's not wrong about him going on a ego trip with abuse and fame

[@brianlaughlin8974]

Anthony Kiedis is spot on. Buncker really was a pretty loathsome human being. I detect a bit of the hollow man-child in Bunker that I imagine Trump had in his youth. It's a very well made and well edited movie though.

[@jasonpeters9716]

Lol?! SMH.. Is Anthony Kiedis serious? Lolololol. "Egotistical?" Dude was such a Egotistical maniac, especially with opposite sex in early-mid 1990s? A band called Lush made a song after him called "lady killers.'