WTF Happened to SOUTHLAND TALES (2006)?

[@schmuckytheraiderbear5043]

I didnt even hear about this movie until I saw it in the DVD discount bin. Ended up being one of my favorites for years. I rewatch it every few years & it's just as good as I remember.

[@tgiby9062]

Seriously, so underrated.

[@johnf198207]

I can’t explain and I don’t know why, but I love this glorious train wreck of a movie. I read the three graphic novels before seeing the movie and even though it’s all over the place, I still got the gist of the story that Richard Kelly was trying to tell. That being said, it most definitely isn’t for everybody.

[@captchasuck]

Novels made me cry just a few pages in.As I started to understand the bigger story.It was hitting to close to home.

[@mattmccallum344]

Got the novels and DVD. Still one of my favorite hidden gems of a movie.

[@whiteboysstinks8218]

Could you explain me the plot

[@theleap2946]

I’ve watched it a few times over the last few years, and I tend to get it more even though it is still bad. But it’s like The Room meets Brazil, and I live every weird ass moment of it.

[@Axolotl_Mischief]

There was only one graphic novel, it contained the first three chapters, I don't know if that's what you meant, but I don't believe they were ever sold as single issues.

[@keithwoodcrest]

DUDE. I bring this movie up all the time. My band mates and I were super into this film back in the day. I remember being so impressed with The Rock and his acting. Been thinking about going back and giving it a rewatch lately, now I'm going to have to

[@maxlvl912]

Southland Tales is one of only a few films that is simultaneously a mess and a masterpiece. From a narrative and pacing standpoint the film is infuriating and at times nonsensical and yet from a cinematic and thematic standpoint it’s both stunning and unlike anything else out there. It’s an absolutely confounding work, even as someone who considers Donnie Darko one of his all time favourites and yet since watching it a couple years ago, the film has never left my mind. There really is nothing like it and only the recent Under the Silver Lake comes close to the dizzying, hypnotic feeling that this film gives. I seriously hope that Kelly gets the chance to finally finish this narrative as a Netflix mini series or something but honestly I don’t the stars would align for it again. Still Richard Kelly is one of the most misunderstood and under appreciated directors out there. His narrative voice is so distinct and if he’d have come up around the time of A24 and the indie rise, he’d be a far more celebrated name.

[@malachdorell656]

well said

[@AmandaPanda83]

It genuinely warms my heart to see all the love for Southland Tales. It’s in my top 10 of all time.

[@easymentality]

I still think Southland Tales is one of the most hilariously quotable movies. Glad to hear people still talking about this mad project. I've always had a soft spot for its exuberant chaos and would love to see it as Kelly intended.

[@treborkroy5280]

"Nobody rocks the cock like Cyndi Pinzinki"

[@michiganjack1337]

Now this is a great movie no one seems to talk about anymore (actually they didn’t really talk about it much then) but I loved it. It’s when Dwayne was closer to normal human size

[@wilsonpatterson6729]

This is in my top 10 favorites

[@gabbar51ngh]

PEDs.

[@MetaSynForYourSoul]

Wha...?!! You love this movie?! THIS movie!!? You gotta PASS whatever you're on around! It's WAAAAAAY better than my shit.

[@johngraham9117]

@@MetaSynForYourSoul watch it again. Its on my "desert island" list for its joy on multiple viewings.

[@marvinthemartian4044]

I was so biased towards Richard due to DD, of course...I couldn't even dislike this movie and some parts are even uncomfortable to watch...but I remain a fan of the mind behind it and it was certainly just way too Ambitious for what it had...should've taken it just a little slower for part 1

[@sbstoner]

I watch this movie every couple years and it just gets closer and closer to real life.

[@OALM]

Thank you! finally someone who talks about this movie. I remember this movie having a very strange website and the release date being pushed back every few months.

[@treborkroy5280]

No shame I genuinely love this movie. It's like a Philip K Dick mixed with Kurt Vonnegut fever dream. No one I know even knows about it or cares. I do...

[@uglygiantbagsofmostlywater]

Yeah it's weird how well Philip K Dick movies get received when this one fits right up that ally. Like Scanner Darkly and Minority Report. Yeah some bits are corny and funny but it's meant to be. The movie knows it's ridiculous. The weirdest thing is that a lot of it has come true. The whole influencers/moviestars/pornstars over attention and the surveillance. It's felt to stupid back then and not stupid enough now. I too love this movie and I hope he gets to make that director's cut. I never really liked Donny Darko until I saw the director's cut so this can only get better.

[@treborkroy5280]

@@uglygiantbagsofmostlywater each year that passes this movie gets less "weird and crazy" and more realistic.

[@apathtrampledbydeer8446]

You nailed the description there!

[@saltymahero9898]

Same .

[@millerr9307]

The fact that they used mostly comedians and aspiring actors from different backgrounds like wrestling and music gives this movie such a weird, Lynchian vibe. It's also an incredible time capsule to the early-to-mid 2000's. I unironically love this movie but I acknowledge that it's not for everyone.

[@LodgeNet99]

I agree 100% Such a unique encapsulation of the Y2K/post 911 era with the choice of music, setting and actors. It's even a clever satirization of the culture of that era, which I don't think I've seen before. At least to this extent. It makes sense it would become a cult classic in recent years with its prophetic nature and our obsession with millennial/post millennial nostalgia

[@Bleech606]

I'd say all the actors in this were more than actors, they were all ICONS. It seemed very deliberate.

[@dubdaze68]

I actually love this movie. The first time I watched it, I didn't even know what I had even seen. Every subsequent viewing revealed more and more details, story, nuance...

[@greenhowie]

Honestly the fragmented half-stories are one of the reasons I love this movie so much. The whole setup really makes you imagine just how messed up and bizarre the world is from small details. Never tell the audience the full story. Never start from the beginning. Make those moments that will lodge themselves in the minds of those who don't quite understand what they are watching.

[@jules-yi8rn]

I remember watching this and liking it but feeling the same as many - "Where does this 'fit'?" It's a beautiful movie with great performances that really does garner a second look. When I say it's strange and fascinating, it's not to say it was bad - I think it's interesting. I'm glad it's gotten a cult following because it deserves one. When you put your mind on paper maybe you lose something. Richard Kelly is still trying to find that and that's an inspiration.

[@WhatAboutZoidberg]

I have never seen nor heard of this movie, but I need to see it now. This cast is insane. I love these super weird experiments.

[@jwr2904]

It's worth a view, definitely

[@treborkroy5280]

No movie like it. Literally it's fucking one of a kind

[@saltymahero9898]

Have you watched it yet ?

[@metatechnologist]

I think this is Sarah Michelle Gellar at her sexiest playing Krysta Now. Memory Gospel dance near the end is stunning.

[@saltymahero9898]

@@metatechnologist & Justin Timberlake as Piolet Abilene singing The Killer's All These Things That I Have Done ...I love that bit in a "fuck i wish I was me playing him , being Piolet..." kind of way . I love this movie so much .

[@andrewlopez9697]

This movie was so ahead of its time its genuinely a masterpiece and its showing everyday more and more how much he knew was gunna happen this movie is scary accurate to how the world is playing out

[@russellcheck]

I really REALLY loved Jon Lovitz in this movie. I liked the movie, although it never shifted into the right gear for me. And I absolutely love the ending with Sean William Scott holding his own hand to forgive himself. There are so many wonderful pieces to this movie. Also I bought the graphic novel, and still want to know more. And I love that the director hasn't given up on it. He's a pimp. And pimps don't commit suicide.

[@saltymahero9898]

Absolutely

[@GEMINIEARTHWALKER]

I think this film is highly underrated, I adore this film, the Cannes Cut is awesome

[@treborkroy5280]

The recent one that was released? I just need a small nudge to buy it.

[@GEMINIEARTHWALKER]

@@treborkroy5280 Yes, the Arrow Video release, new narration from Timberlake and 15 mins added.

[@treborkroy5280]

@@GEMINIEARTHWALKER compared to the theatrical, worth picking up?

[@GEMINIEARTHWALKER]

@@treborkroy5280 absolutely

[@heavylifter315]

I saw this movie on a bootleg when I was in Iraq. It was pretty surreal and I loved it. This one is definitely stuck in my head.

[@justinbremer2281]

Any time I walk past a row of skee-ball machines, I start humming

[@LordRae]

This movie is such a strange fever dream. People who haven't seen it can't believe you are describing a real movie if you tell them about it.

[@emraldmars]

This is one of my favorite unfinished films. If you go into it knowing you aren't getting the whole story it somehow makes it more whole. There are pieces missing but I fucking love it. I would die to see this whole film as imagined.

[@Axolotl_Mischief]

I'd recommend reading the graphic novel, which is where you'll find chapters 1-3.

[@wusumar10]

Wow! I remember this movie. I actually bought the DVD back n the day. I really like this film. I used to use Boxer Santeros as my gamer screen name lol I'm glad you guys made this video

[@mbrady67]

I actually really enjoy this movie. A friend turned me onto it and I will be forever thankful. I understand it’s not for everyone, I just wish it got more love than it does. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@LakeLyfe315]

This movie takes a couple viewings inorder to truly appreciate it

[@apathtrampledbydeer8446]

I like his work, he is a true visionary that dares to do things differently. South Land tales is a surreal experience that as you said is with each passing day becoming more and more a reflection of today's reality.

[@JordanMayjor3p7]

I saw this movie once randomly and was shocked at how it was so unknown with all the big stars in it. It is a bizarre movie to be sure.

[@pilgrum90]

I first saw this in China (black market dvd rentals) and saw both versions. It’s humor is what got me. I rewatched again and again wondering what i was missing. But I love it. And I recommend it to everyone. I tell them you won’t get it the first time. But give it another go and it will make more sense. Where can I get these graphic novels.

[@cjplay2]

I got to meet Richard Kelley in the runup to The Box's BD release. He was kind to all of us at the facility. Brought his DP along and even sent his colorist out to discuss a couple items. Definitely wish he had been able to make more films.

[@Axolotl_Mischief]

The Box was such a creepy slow burn, I loved it. Was always a fan of Kelly's, wish he has made more films.

[@oggeeboggee]

His movies were directed for the audience of 1980’s and early 1990’s. Unfortunately people after 9/11 and especially after releasing an iPhone got too dumb to follow his narrative or understand all nuances. His movies being commercial flops is just a statement of how low humankind had fallen. I guess Kubrick’s movies wouldn’t earn their budgets back as well in the TikTok era.

[@pantsedjuniorhayseed4816]

goddamn dude sniff your farts more

[@Wolfsbane909]

that is also revealed in the movie too, they stole boxer santoros original script so they can welsh out and claim they wrote it. that horrible combination 'dumb and lazy'

[@Sketch105]

I bought this sight unseen and I’ve always been enthralled by its ambition and scope but baffled by its choices. It’s admireably entertaining and I just chuckle over “I’m a pimp, and pimp’s don’t commit suicide”. The fact that 20 years later its more relevant than ever is crazy.

[@jdh21403]

I think it’s an abstract masterpiece. It’s confusing, abused, and understandably polarizing, but I adored it

[@Kaoruishere]

Only ever saw it once, and that was back then. I found it a pretty exhausting experience as opposed to Donnie Darko. That movie was complex, hard to fully grasp on first viewing - but you were invested anyway because you cared for the characters and the situations they were in were relatable. However, with Southland Tales you were treated with an abundance of shrill caricatures in borderline unfollowable subplots and I just couldn't be bothered. Also I found it visually unappealing. But well, might be worth revisiting after all this time. I'll see.

[@treborkroy5280]

Jeez dude. It's just a movie. If you can get down with Philip K Dick or David Lynch or Kurt Vonnegut you're 75% on the way to enjoying it.

[@RezValla]

Loving this comment section. I thought I was the only person on the planet to love this wacky film

[@ULTRAWIDE.]

Definitely one of those films that’s going to find its audience eventually. I’ve only seen the film once. That was the Cannes cut and I liked it. It’s not easy to understand but it makes you want to watch it more

[@vampirascoffin870]

best comment I have ever read beautiful said🥃🥃👍🏼

[@michaelguzman5497]

It's great that you're covering this! The whole thing is a tribute to the work of Philip K. Dick: crazy situations, everyone on edge for reasons they can't really explain, and no one really clear on just what reality is. It's too bad that Kelly wrote Part 1 of the movie's narrative as a graphic novel; the movie begins with (if I remember correctly) a big Roman numeral '2'. This is not a good way to win over an audience.

[@MostLikelyZackWiseman]

fun fact; they flash a phone number on screen and if you saw the movie the first week, it was to John Larroquette's home phone!

[@Axolotl_Mischief]

My buddy and I called it when it came out on dvd, and it was indeed his number.

[@satsubatsu347]

It is, essentially, the more pretentious version of "Josie and the Pussycats."

[@jaegerbomb269]

This movie is a massive guilt pleasure of mine. I know it's flawed, but I still enjoyed it. Also creepy how it's coming true in real life.

[@noors1292]

Its a hidden gem that was quickly judged on his cast but much of his ideas were actually pretty accurate in the 2010's

[@Tracerm17]

First time I watched Southland Tales I remember thinking "wtf did I just watch?" but it was one of those mental itches that I couldn't give up and kept thinking about. I wanted to figure out so I rewatched it multiple times, now I love it. It usually comes up anytime I'm talking movies with someone just to see if they've ever seen it. Justin Timberlake and Sean William Scott (who is a very underrated actor in his own right, imo) are the characters/acting performances that really stood out to me in this one.

[@Nano_Gusto]

You really nailed it - "One of those mental itches that I couldn't give up and kept thinking about". This is exactly the effet this movie did to me, now I can put words on it, many thanks ^^

[@valzod3808]

This movie was absolutely horrible. I read from the makers of Donnie Darko and was like "hell yeah" and then I picked it up from Hollywood video. It was beyond awful. About halfway through I turned that shit off.

[@eyeseer1]

The film was a metaphorical reflection on the War on Terror, Cold War fears, populist society and the energy crisis. The movie was half of a whole idea of power brokers.

[@Axolotl_Mischief]

Saw this in the theater and loved how weird it was, and picked up the graphic novel after so I could read the first three chapters. Also- my freind and I were watching it one night after it came to DVD, and noticed the phone number in that one scene didn't start with 555, so we called it out of curiosity... It was John Larroquette's phone number. I guess Kelly did that as goof on him, not expecting anyone to really call it.

[@LodgeNet99]

WHAAAAAT?! Did someone answer or was it his voicemail?

[@Axolotl_Mischief]

@@LodgeNet99 It went to voice mail, but he said his name so there was no doubt with that and his distinct voice.

[@LeeDragonGT]

I loved this film. All my friends look at me like I'm an alien when I mention this as one of my favourite underrated films.

[@cosmicdownload2025]

Now I have to see it again

[@TrinityRodas]

Doesn't Dwayne Johnson own his own Producing company with his ex wife? Why doesn't he just give the guy a call, he has millions upon millions! Although, he would have to put a Jungle in it, we know how much Dwayne likes Jungles.

[@hvysleepr1035]

Dude, this is legit the first real ‘Hype trailer’ ever. You remember seeing this on that shitty, early,unknown- KZbin and as soon as that killers song breaks out with JT, I realized that I had been oddly inspired by both of these oddly different constant radio shit and could literally could not wait to see this movie . Same with every single person in this cast. Would love to see a follow up. Thanks man!

[@nickporter4279]

I know this movie's an absolute mess, but I really love it, and think it's underappreciated. It's extraordinarily visionary, both in terms of the political/technological themes at work at the time, and presaging the future. I also like that it's a weird, obtuse film that forces you to think about it - and it looks great. Feels like a double standard that David Lynch gets heaped with praise for traits which, personally, I thought Richard Kelly executed better and with more substance.

[@jliller]

This might have worked if it was made today as an 8-hour HBO miniseries. As a feature film the idea is way too complicated. Expecting moviegoers to read a 6-issue graphic novel prequel to be able to understand the movie is incredibly naive.

[@alexcoyg3281]

Its a great movie, a really thoughtful one, the amount of things this movie predicted and philosophy its cycles through is just way too umbitious for regular audiences but this movie is loved by those who see what Kelly has done. That song scene is just amazing.

[@MichaelLaing71]

I have to admit to loving this Southland Tales. It has its issues but I have to applaud Richard Kelly for this film, which for a budget of $17 million managed to create something which looks good and stands out.

[@capttrips1523]

I love this f’ing movie. With Johnsons’s inability to act scared, an all star cast of actors portraying roles far outside their wheelhouse, and my favorite Janes addiction song in the soundtrack. This movie was a wild David Lynch fever dream

[@ThatsCoolJoshua]

Was glad to hear he had recently done interviews about it and released a new edit within the past year. I always enjoyed it and actually have the graphic novel prequel too.

[@EquineDreams3]

The ONE film that the was in that the Rockhead didnt screw up with his terrible acting.

[@MetaSynForYourSoul]

😂🤣 *_The Rockhead_* zz OMG IDK if it was intentional or a typo, but this phrase in your comment had me rolling! I'm gonna call homeboi here Dwayne "The Rockhead" Johnson from this moment forth!

[@Axolotl_Mischief]

This flick, according to Kelly, is T S Elliot's the Hallow Men poem mixed with the book of revelation and a mushroom trip.

[@JokersVsZombies]

I cant believe this dude was able to accurately explain the plot that clearly. I thought this movie was unexplainable. I still think its awesome.

[@MetaSynForYourSoul]

I cannot believe the amount of love this movie has received over the years since it's release. This is one time where i literally cannot understand what these folks see in this movie, i hesitate to put "movie" in quotes as that, that's just mean. In the broadest sense, this *IS* absolutely a movie. That being said we got problems here with narrative structure/plot points(holes)/casting/etc. Etc.

[@shaunsmith9013]

Funny enough this movie should be considered a S+ period piece now

[@glyn420]

I truly think this movie is a masterpiece. It’s brilliant and a great dark com😂dy that pretty much came true in many ways. It skewers the far right and far left and how they were both taking over. It’s so on point it’s scary

[@damagedbodies]

i got to watch it in the theater back when it was under limited release. Loved it. Still love it.

[@ericrussel4241]

Richard Kelly is a director who deserves another chance

[@breakercassidy6946]

There’s genius in this movie for sure, it’s ambitious as all hell. I’ve seen directors phone it in, we all have, but Kelly is so swinging for the fences in this movie it’s undeniably respectable. Jay Mohr of all people talked about working with Cameron Crowe Vs Doug Liman and how on a Cameron Crowe movie you feel like you’re in a floodlight of focus but with Liman it’s a laser of focus and if you’re off to the side of that laser you’re just looking at a madman.

[@jtodaro]

I’ve always appreciated what this film was going for. This concept is perfect for a limited streaming series

[@TheRealPhil88]

"I'm A Pimp & Pimps Do-Not Unalive Themselves!"

[@p5ych0p4th]

This is one of those movies that you don’t really watch but experience. And as such it’s amazing … to this day even 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@billyboleson2830]

Watch branded it’s basically the spiritual successor to south land tales

[@MisRelovescompany]

I really enjoy Darko as well as this movie. I feel the director may have been misunderstood, as not all of the movie seems comprehensible. I believe he was before his time. The cinematography, choreography, and talents of these actors and crew are all beautifully mastered!His work may not be for everyone, but they should at least give it a watch!

[@RetroExhibitCollective]

More like wtf happen to Richard Kelly (the director) I mean it’s obvious, all his movies have bomber besides Donnie Darko, I liked all his movies but they’re not for everyone. Too complex for the simple minded 😂 They rather watch transformers Anyways I hope he makes another movie, or something else Darko related as he’s stated he’s working on currently. Just don’t know if he’ll get the funding for it

[@wacokid30]

It's always crazy to hear this because I'm from Abilene, TX LOL.

[@Cowracer67]

I watched this movie one day on cable. My son happened to be walking thru the room early on and stopped to watch for a few minutes. It clearly didn't interest him, but he did ask me what it about. I said, "I don't know". He said he was going to the gym, said goodbye and left. A couple hours later, he got back home, walked thru the room and looked at the tv and asked "are you still watching that same weird movie?" I answered yes, and then he asked "so, what's it about". I honestly had to answer "I...um... I don't know." I have watched it a total of 4 times, and I guess its too clever or sublime for me to get.

[@ClipCoyote]

I liked this movie. The DVD special features were amazing too.

[@moseslovesk]

I watch this film every few years based solely on how much I like Donnie Darko. Every time I watch hoping I will like it this time, that I'll finally "get it." I've still to enjoy this movie.

[@Axolotl_Mischief]

It's a lot easier to understand if you read the first three chapters prior to watching the film.

[@briansanders7590]

First I want to say that people who hated this film I completely understand the movie has a lot of storylines going all over the place. There are some movie that messiness doesn't work (looking at you The Bonfire of the Vanities) but messiness work for me in this movie and I liked the movie, this movie was ahead of it time. This is one of those movie for people that think outside of the box (no pun intended) or don't trust what society or the government this movie is for you. I think that Kelly should remake this movie as a limited TV show or a series on HBO or streaming service because this movie has a lot to say and TV right now is the perfect medium. I hope he read this and he would think about it.

[@tecpaocelotl]

Concepts/ideas are ok. Needed someone to help him guide it and maybe not have important details in the comics.

[@johnfarscape]

I already loved this film, but finding out Kelly managed to achieve this on just 17mil just makes it mind-blowing what he accomplished.

[@rolandoalvarado2979]

Never heard of it but now I gotta see it

[@pstrap1311]

This movie is actually terrible. All these comments of people saying it's underrated are fricking embarrassing. The world building was horrible. A bunch of stuff happens for no reason. The final edit was completely vapid with seemingly dozens of plot threads introduced with no payoff. The movie's main concern seemed to be shoving in as many popular celebrities as possible to the detriment of every other aspect. The comparison to Philip K Dick makes a certain amount of sense, yet I consider it offensive nonetheless. Dick was a literal schizophrenic but his stories were not intentionally incoherent and abstract. What a huge waste of everyone's time and money. 👎

[@freshparkfilms]

Honestly Richard Kelley was just ahead of his time if he tried to make this movie today... its b a huge success

[@RichardDemsick]

I was so excited for this movie. I still haven’t finished it. I started it probably 5 times

[@treborkroy5280]

Bruh...doii it

[@shaunsmith9013]

You will never know what pimps never do

[@Wolfsbane909]

you know dwayne's character could have saved miraim's character if only he whipped out like she asked

[@theleap2946]

As wildly bad as this movie is, I do give it props for trying. I worked at a convenience store at the time and actually knew one of the little people that was in the film (the blonde guy at USIDENT and also the small SWAT guy during the anarchist raid). He said it was a blast even though the movie sucked in the end. I guess I feel that way with the movie I was in in regards to The Postman. I do appreciate the fact he tried going multi level marketing with a really interesting website and graphic novel series.

[@gregdavidl647]

Now I want to see the film. Good Job 👍

[@chrizbie]

I love this movie, love the casting, really wish Dwaine Johnson had more roles like this

[@metatechnologist]

Great video thanks.

[@johnfarscape]

One of the greatest films, that nobody seems to have heard of.

[@johndane7570]

Its a mess but not a bad mess. Would it work better as a mini series if there was a longer cut? Given the range of ideas I suspect it would and in today's market there would be the space for it to work.

[@russelllagow9169]

This was a start of me … I remember. The movie plot , the music , the woah factor . They never made another , and I’m content.

[@MrQdiddy85]

I've seen this movie over a dozen times including when it's in theatrical debut and I can honestly say I still have absolutely no idea what this film about

[@Lyndon85]

Kelly should be held in the same regard as Lynch, damn shame he's not making films anymore

[@antoniokastrocarlisledemel6617]

This movie i really hated at first but after doing some research and reading into the backstory and all the shit Richard Kelly had released surrounding the movie made me go back and give it another try and while i still don't love and absolutely can't blame anyone for hating it i really feel there actually was a good movie somewhere amongst all the shit he came up with..he just really needed a editor and someone to check his ass..i have no idea why he was ever considered anything near a genius for doing pretty much just one good movie in Donnie Darko... I did the homework to try to make sense of this but Richard Kelly is crazy as hell to think anyone would want to think this damn hard ..Thanx for the video as always great man

[@davidjones8043]

I LOVE that i still am only starting to understand this movie. Im sooo glad this movie was made!

[@jasonvaughn4886]

You know the movie's going to be in trouble when the main character's name is "Boxer Santeros"

[@Wolfsbane909]

what's with the initials bs. i thought it was very clear that they would steal the his original script then claim credit for it, then lie to bs about it. so don't feel bad that dimension collapsed, they had it coming..

[@mikefiorentino167]

I love southland tales. I have no problem with this film.

[@HellfireClub242]

The irony is that the two main characters (Boxer and Roland) shouldn't of been there at all 🤔

[@beyond_pacifism_]

Every once in a while I catch myself saying "The ocean is in control." Dunno why.

[@gregoryallen0001]

imo this is one of the last great american films ❤

[@matthewread1913]

I love this move, it is underrated and would like to see Kelly recut southland tales.

[@Prawnsacrifice]

I actually like this movie alot ...would also like to see wtf happened to Sean William Scott too 😁👍

[@Prawnsacrifice]

Thank you Mr Joblo 👍

[@Bleech606]

I remember watching this. Like Donnie Darko, which was drastically cut down and edited, I wonder if it could have been saved by outside help. I recall the Justin Timberlake singing sequence was awesome and also the Ice Cream Van sequence was an amazing spectacle. It wasn't total shit, it was just really muddled and convoluted.

[@saltymahero9898]

A diamond, there's no doubt in my mind . I'm glad he's proud of it ...he should be !