Joe Rogan: "I Hated Forrest Gump"
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Taylor Sheridan is an actor, screenwriter, directot, and rancher. He's the creator of the series "Yellowstone" and "Tulsa King", and wrote the screenplay for the Denis Villeneuve film "Sicario". In addition to his work for the enterainment industry, Sheridan is the owner of 6666 Ranch and Four Sixes Ranch Brand Beef. He is an inductee of the 2021 Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame.
Clip taken from JRE #2083 w/ Taylor Sheridan
Host: Joe Rogan
Guest: Taylor Sheridan
Producer: Jamie Vernon
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Forrest named his boat Jenny because everybody gets a ride.
DAMNNN… roasted!!! Lmfao
lol 😂
😂 👑 best comment
The boat snorts coke and gets AIDS 😂
She was patient 0 for aids
Forrest Gump, Pulp Fiction, and Shawshank Redemption.. All released in 1994...
And at that year I chose to spend my money on Van Dame's street fighter😭😭
Hey, Street Fighter might not be a critically aclaimed film, but I still remember watching the shit outta that as a kid. No shame, dude. We can have them all.
94 and 95 were amazing years for movies.
Hey I was super excited for that movie when it came out lol I liked it then
I saw Forest Gump as a child and loved it, I revisited the movie in my teens in an attempt to grasp what I was seeing, now as a young man revisiting the movie again I can say this is one of my favorite movies of all time. Follow the feather this is the way. was Forest ever distracted? No. He simply let life take him through the journey he was given rather than fighting every step of the way.The world didn't revolve around Gump. He simply became apart of it and glided along like the feather of life. To simply take from the Tao Te Ching “I am like an idiot, my mind is so empty,” and “When you are content to be simply yourself and don’t compare or compete, everybody will respect you.”
Forest Gump represents simplicity in it purest form allowing him to unapologetically be him self.
I like the way you think and your statement encapsulated your point so elegantly.
@@Reflectors1 Thank you for your response :)
I'm not sure this guy got Forrest Gump.
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Well, he also had talents very few in the world have. Speed, distance, ping pong, etc.
The whole point of Forrest Gump is that Forrest is just living his life and doesn’t over think anything. Everyone else in the world decided to read into his run and come to their own conclusions. The rest of the world over thinks things and tries to make sense of it all. Forrest was just running away from his problems.
Exactly.
He just felt like running 🤷♀️
Yep, the dumbest movie ever made.
its still cheesy as hell dumb movie that makes no sense now lol
@@eyewishwalrus Agreed. I stopped watching after half an hour the first time but was captive for the entirety of the damn thing a few years later. t f
Joe defended Forrest Gump. A simple man could see the best in us, while the rest of the world was seeing the worst and losing it's mind.
Forest Gump was kind of like Big Lebowski. A simple man surrounded by pretention.
It’s a pretty weird movie tbh. Kinda sucks in the grand scheme of movies.
It’s a pretty beautiful movie to be honest, awesome in the grand scheme of things. ✌️❤️🎥
@@Rustles awesome for what reason? 😂 it’s not funny, it’s not really romantic because Jenny is a bi*ch, and there isn’t really any action. It jumps all over the place and has zero meaning behind it. If you get a meaning out of it, it’s because you wanted to see that and you could say the same exact thing with any movie.
Forrest wasn’t a simple man. Dude was on the spectrum, mastered every obstacle, gets bored and goes off to accomplish more goals. He was a genius and film is a classic.
I've followed Taylor Sheridan for years, ever since I saw him in Sons of Anarchy. Then I saw Sicario and decided to look more into him. I love his portrayal of Native Americans too. Very nuanced. Wind River, Hell or High Water, all of the shows, the dude NEVER MISSES. I look forward to everything he does now.
I didn't even realize that he was David Hale until I read this comment!
Wind River was an AMAZING movie!
@@sexitaliana629 Man, when the dad painted his face and cried out in the snow, everything about that scene blew me away.
@@TheGavrael oh yes!! It was heartbreaking. Renner is great in that movie
I think he missed with his choice of actors for Bass Reeves, he chose a tiny English actor for an American legend who was known as a BIG intimidating man.
Taylor: "We need to stop taking ourselves so seriously."
Joe: "We comedians are the last line of defense."
its the classic comedians think theyre some greater beings ego trip. remember when tom segura called his fans “the poors” and burt referred to non comics as “civilians” as if hes a class above lol
If we are honest, there are only like 8 funny comedians, the rest of them are trying but are not funny, including Rogan
@@bienmalYep. And there's that highest category- called George Carlin.
Yes, and then went on with some tepid description of comedy - the opposite of what Sheridan was hinting at
He means stop thinking just because your feelings are hurt die mean that end of the world. And yes comedians are fighting that battle in the front line. How is that hard to understand?
Robert Downy Jr should have won EVERY award ever for Tropic Thunder. Epic performance on so many levels.
Agreed, I believe wholeheartedly if Heath Ledger hadn’t died, RDJ would’ve won the Oscar.
I think what he had to do was WAY harder to pull off then what Ledger did with his performance, even though I love Ledger’s performance 🤷🏻♀️
Absolutely agree 😂
@@hollyroxy25What Downey had to do was easy. He’s a good actor and that was a fun role to play. They filmed that in 2006, not 2021. What was hard about it?
If there was an award for the dude playing the dude playing the dude playing another dude, he would have had it locked up.
@@hollyroxy25 I wrote this exact sentiment on some reaction channel. Bad luck for RDJ.🤷♂️
I'll disagree with him completely on Forest Gump. It's just a man floating through life, one day at a time, and taking the world as it comes to him. He has good things happen to him, but he also has heartbreak. Not to mention the music was phenomenal.
Simp. Stop trying to justify these predatory females.
“Life isn't like a box of chocolates. It's more like a jar of jalapenos. What you do today, might burn your butt tomorrow.”
Don't ever read the book, it will ruin the movie for you.
I realized today that Forest Gump is the story of a prostitute with AIDS committing paternity fraud on developmentally disabled childhood friend whom she had once sexually assaulted. It's a modem day tragedy for simp culture.
why , whats in the book@@charityscreams5366
Hell or High Water and Wind River are two of the BEST movies we've had in the last 10 years. Taylor Sheridan is an outstanding director / screenwriter.
Sicario is great too. Yellowstone was great but past two seasons were bad. Wasn't a fan of Those who wish me dead either. Everything can't be great but seems like he's gotten away from character driven stories
this dude screenwriting track record has been incredible. especially for someone who started writing when he was 40 !! Wind River, Sicario, Hell or High Water. amazing movies, some of the best to come out over the past 10 years.
None of those are good movies. Fun at times yes but they are designed for the lowest of the lowest intelligence. Not complex at all.
@@ositofreitas Sicario is pretty good, also thanks to the directing of Villeneuve
Joe Rogan: "Nobody has ever nailed that time period like you did."
Arthur Morgan: "Outta the damn way!!"
Haha yes awh Arthur ❤
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Hell yeah
Deadwood
Yes, Deadwood!@@stansmith8499
Forrest Gump was never able to figure the world out. He needed an insane amount of luck, coincidences and happenstance. Thats how difficult the world is.
I think whole idea of the movie is, doesn't matter how stupid you are, if you keep trying, you will find success, by work and luck.
which is a naive thought. millions of people have broken the backs working hard their whole life without much actual success @@AM-dl7ot
I think the point is no matter how much planning we do, we live in a chaotic universe and often we haven't earned anything. There's luck, privilege, etc.......randomness that dictates our lives. We have very little control though.
"I don't know if we have a destiny, or if we're all just floating around accidental-like on a breeze, but I think maybe it's both.....And thats all i have to say about that."
The point of the movie is that lack of intelligence, talent, looks, etc.. can all be overcome by simply consistently doing the right thing. Karma, reap what you sow... even an idiot like Gump can have a fulfilling successful life by just doing the morally right thing. It's not luck or coincidence- it's a spiritual law.
I say “lt Dan ice cream” every time I see ice cream. I also say.. “that’s all I got to say about that” in Forrest Gump voice multiple times a week.
Yes. It's an incredibly quotable / reference-worthy film.
Comedy ain’t the same anymore. Seeing the changes in how we see comedy classics is like a trip. It's like the art is being squeezed into a different mold, knocking off the odd bits that actually made it fun.
Yeah, don't you just hate how this majestic art-form is being destroyed. Stand up comedians are the last line of defense.
I've heard that from people who wind up getting offended as soon as a group THEY belong to gets made fun of. What people usually mean when they say anything should go with comedy is "anything that doesn't target me" lol.
The nerds took over and ruined everything. Political correctness took over and ruined everything. When you're only seeing things from a critical point view. You can't make good entertainment. Entertainment is loose, fun, artsy, all the things that are the opposite of that.
@@joesphomalley4263 They're the ones who point out the madness in society that we can all look at and laugh at and realize, yea we are acting a little crazy. We gotta calm down. People just need to stand up against all the political correctness and sensitivities for any little thing.
@@Optim40 Yeah I mean we are all stern brain dead fools until the might artists known as comedians point out these impossible to identify comedic situations. They're a of bunch of narcissistic clowns who love nothing more than the smell of their own gooch sweat.
Forest gump is the shit.
No, it's just shit.
@@FuckTH-camAndGoogle it’s objectively a good movie so.
@@jackb8598 No, it is not.
I thought it sucked balls
Forrest Gump is the go-to comfort movie when I'm sick. It's like hanging out with an old friend.
"I can't stand to pay money and have someone preach to me."
Amen, brother.
This guy is so talented. I remember googling him when he was in SOA because he looked just like someone I served in the military with. I went to the theater and bought a ticket to Sicario knowing nothing about it and was surprised when I saw the credits, seeing that the actor from SOA wrote such a good script. Hell or High Water was a great movie and I really enjoyed Wind River. It just crazy how many projects he has been putting out and it just blows my mind that he didn’t start writing/directing until middle age. It’s a good thing that his acting career didn’t really go a good as he wanted, or we may not have all these great movies/ tv shows.
His “frontier trilogy” was peak writing. I like Yellowstone but it’s a bit melodramatic. I wish he would go back to writing Oscar level movies. I love Deadwood so will definitely check out 1883
Wind River should have won the academy award, Jeremy Renner and the other actors were incredible
1883 was boring and repetitive. I had a problem with the daughter being a hoe.
Forrest Gump is one of the best movies ever made in my opinion.
agreed
You haven't seen Barbie yet bro?
@@CRFLAuslego movie
@@martyfakenewsman101Lego Movie is amazing I’m gonna be honest
Have you seen Paddington 2?!
Lonesome Dove is a masterpiece
Best book written in the 20th century.
Robert Duvall said, "Gus was my Othello."
You guys referring to the book? I heard the mini series with Duvall and Tommy lee jones was great also
Forest gump in an idea is a simple guy whos supposed to fail and struggle through life but ends up conquering it even if he didnt want to or mean to. I mean he just wanted to live a simple life and he did. And besides. Like he said, your job is to entertain enlighten and inform. I was certainly entertained by forest gump.
Hating Forrest Gump is like someone saying, "I hate dogs". I want to know what the story as to why they hate it.
He seems to think it glorifies the weak
He might be a sociopath
Sometimes a movie is not enjoyable to someone. I don't know why I didn't care for Forrest Gump, I just didn't. But I respect other people's opinion.
It’s called an opinion,that’s not illegal.Yet anyway.
@@jeremywanner4526not yet, but we're getting awfully close. Opinions are in question these days
The part where he joins the army was based on a true story. It was called Project 100,000.
McNamara's Morons
MacNamaras Morons
Wind River is extremely underrated. Incredible movie
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Forrest Gump is a Treasure. Lt. Dan to this day is one of my all time favorite characters.
My Father and I would watch Lonesome Dove every Year on Television when I was younger. Such a Great Film. RIP Dad.
I was about 10 years old when FG came out, and it was fun seeing the things my parents went through. It was entertaining, good special effects, story, morals, direction.
I hated his character on SOA but love everything he’s written. Hell or High Water & Wind River. Great casting too
Hale was was respectable. It was a gut punch when he died the way he did. Entirely unexpected.
Wrote Sicario too.
A lot of those SOA characters kind of got messed up by the heavy retconning they did to their stories (remember Wayne being about to die of cancer and Juice being a wiz-kid hacker?). Taylor Sheridan's character turned out to be kind of superfluous next to the other antagonists.
@@justinlast2lastharder749 That is true 🥲
@@shanerjedi1138 Omg! That’s right. I’m getting old
You know how many times I've heard people yell "Run, Forrest, Run" at me?
It's ok to not like the movie, but I never got the impression that Forrest was "healing America" in any way. We were just following his unique journey in life.
Nobody ever mentions how great Leonardo DiCaprio was in What's Eating Gilbert Grape? His performance as a special needs person was outstanding
The question mark is part of The film title btw, I don't speak in rhetorics 😅
That film is also great at getting how it is for the family. It's so sad such a regular thing is swept under the rug in hollywood.
@@dixonhill1108 Yes. Family in these situations is so often overlooked. Caregiver's burden and burnout can be really bad. It's not necessarily just the life of a disabled or mentally ill person that is impacted, but the lives of all those around them.
BLAZING SADDLES
is the greatest movie you can never make today.
yes sur
No. They could easily remake it today. They'd just replace Gene Wilder with a woman and make sure nobody white has any redeeming qualities.
The Sheriff is near!!
Life was better back then!
Meh. Great movie but it is quite literally mocking racists, the whole point is that the town is full of stupid racist people look how they are portrayed they are the villains, the “edgiest” thing is the use of the n word and it’s not at all used for comedic effect only idiots perceive it as that (not saying you do) some people quote “where da white women at” who’s that offending lol the whole point is it would anger the Klan 😂 I could go on and sorry for the rant I just feel the Blazing Saddles narrative is exaggerated.
The mother was able to protect Forest from everything except Jenny. If she actually met Jenny it would’ve been a way different movie.
Tropic Thunder was absolutely hilarious
Tom Hanks is on the list.
I watching Lonesome Dove with my mum, i was about 8 years old. I remember how heartbreaking the river scene was.
That kid got fucked up lol
There are no snakes in Ireland is what makes it freaky.
Imagine doing "The Toy", "Smokey and The Bandit", "Cannonball Run", or "Airplane" in this day and age.
Forrest Gump is about how simple the world actually is.
It's both simple and complex.
Or how simple the world can be.
How simple we should keep our lives.
it makes you feel like life is simple but it's only a comfort feeling
how simple love is. he never let logic interfere with his acts of love, and went far because of it. he loved running, so he ran himself right through college. he loved his friends in the army, so he risked his life without a thought to retrieve them from the battlefield when they were injured. he received accolades and a medal of honor. he loved bubba so much that he started a shrimping business with no regard for profits, and became a millionaire. he loved a damaged woman so much that he was there when she needed him and left when she told him to. he became a great father for that irrational, undying, simple love.
Never before has a video title ignited such a visceral sense of hate and disdain inside me
Sorry about your legs and mom.
waaaaahhhhhh
Here's an opinion that will boil your blood: Tom Hanks is an overrated, average actor.
titles not even right. Taylor Sheridan said that
Tom Hanks decline started right after Bachelor Party.
We’ll never get any more movies like Forrest Gump unless the comic book movies just go away for a while…. I’m fed up.
Yeah they should have left the comics in comic books where they belong. But they saw an idea that could be exploited for major gains and you know the rest.
Even if you find reasons or suspicions to dislike Tom Hanks, Forrest Gump is an amazingly great movie, With a replay value almost as lucid as the likes of Terminator 2.
Tom hanks is a pedohile and a murderer, but also a damn fine actor. That son of a bitch.
I liked this comment only for the Terminator 2 reference.
Forrest gump is a terrible movie but Hanks does a great job
Huh?
My favorite movie of all time
Let's not forget the greatest villain in cinema history: Jenny.
Sheridan is great but I couldn’t disagree more on Forest Gump. The character is a tall tail, meant to represent an entire generation. People watched that movie and saw their own lives in the character. And it’s funny. Each his own though.
The beauty of Forest Gump is that it literally shows a representation of every type of person and has every emotion. I can go off on how great of a movie Forrest Gump is
tall tale*
We kinda stopped correcting comments as if they were classroom essays. Let it go.
@@jasper_of_puppets haha, fair enough on the spelling. Thanks.
A lot of criticism at the time was that Forrest is an imbecile who follows every rule and never questions authority and is hugely successful while Jenny and Lt Dan are the opposite and have horrible lives.
Tropic thunder? Throw on Eddie Murphys 'delirious' No one not even Chapelle could get away with that today.
Oh chappelle definitely could. He's uncancellable.
Richard Pryor couldn't even work today with all the censoring.
Most of Delirious is totally fine by today's standards. Opening the show with "F**ggots can't look at my ass while I'm up here" hasn't aged very well. Most people would rightfully be ashamed to say that in public today.
@@normancarter5419 Same with Carlin. But Chappelle is uncancellable. Pretty sure Pryor and Carlin would be as well.
@@khylelewis Hahaha. Yeah he kinda' is. "Uncancellable" nice! That make me giggle for awhile.
Funny how Joe and Sheridan dismiss critics while suggesting the audience's voice is what matters when Yellowstone's overall critic rating on Rotten tomatoes is 85% compared to 75% from the audience. The first season received a lukewarm 57% from critics but it increased to 90% for the second season and has remained high for every successive season. On the other hand, the audience rating for the 5th season was 37% compared to 84% from critics, so it seems like the audience is overall less impressed by the show than the critics.
Rotten Tomatoes changed the critic balance right around then.
Nowadays it feels that the most vocal people feel a sense of righteousness based on how oppressed they are.
Thank you for pointing that out. These two men just seem to be pandering to each other, but that is just stating the obvious.
@Reflectors1 they changed it after backlash making them look dumb, it's basically like deleting your comment and making a new one when people disagree.
And it’s also not a coincidence that Yellowstone got more “diverse” and “woke” after the first couple of seasons, in which TS had less involvement. That’s exactly why the RT critic score rose.
"The Office" and "Seinfeld" are two sitcoms that could never be made today.
I'm sure there are plenty more, but those two immediately come to mind.
This guy really loves himself
Oh yeah!
Definitely.... Why every show falls apart from within
Talk about over-hyped. This is it. A soap opera for a bunch of wanna be cowboys, and he’s asking why the critics are scratching their heads. And then dissing Forest Gump.
That's why he and Costner butt heads. They both think they are the greatest. Can't be two Alphas in a project for very long.
“You got a gun on you old man? You damn right I got a gun on me” hahaha I love Hell or High Water too, I guess as a Texas boy, Taylor writes familiar stories
I HAVE MY OWN GUN 💀💀
The discussion around the role of critics is fascinating given journalists have been very, very complimentary of Sheridan’s film work. Sicario and Hell or High Water, in particular, were universally praised.
Lonesome Dove, what a fantastic book and series. Just awesome.
1883 was great. I love the accuracy of how Europeans could not swim at those times and how somebody was even whipped for entering the body of water
Same Europeans that found the United States? 🤡😂 wouldn't exist without those people.
Why couldn't they swim? Why were they whipped?
@@edp3202 they were all afraid of water for some reason. to be honest, significant number of them later did drown in some river/creek. whipping happened in europe, guy was literally whipped because he entered water,
@@jablanbukvovski I didn't know back then Europeans wouldn't know how to swim.
@@edp3202 nobody did, except this accurate guest
"New York Times are so dumb, they don't get Yellowstone's success"
My guy didn't you JUST say Yellowstone had absolutely no plot "we want your land, you can't have our land".
Doesn't take an essay to work out why anyone else thinks it's dumb when the creator clearly states it.
The crabby old waitress in the restaurant scene in Hell or High Water was one of the best things I have seen in years. Beautifully written and performed.
1883 reminds me of the old old computer game "Oregon Trail".
Lonesome Dove, both the book and mini series are excellent. Its probably my fav "movie".
Yup although it's not a movie.
@Paul-vf2wl that's why I called it a miniseries but then said "movie" as that is what I categorize and compare it with.
@@RetailRipper I know still not a movie though.
@@Paul-vf2wl k
So close on forest gump but missing the boat. Its like a punk rock song. If you just watch with an empty head it seems a cheerful and upbeat melody and you want to sing along but when looking at the lyrics a really dark and sad tale is told. Gump is a story about a challenged man bullied, sent to vietnam as part of project 100k, and then friend zoned by a childhood friend who was a broken victim of sa.
I don't watch it and think Gump, to me I see the lives of many all blended together into one life. To me it tells the story of my parents, my aunts my uncles etc. They all were in that movie in some way or another.
Taylor. Thank you for your series. All of them.
I knew some screenwriters that hated Forrest Gump because it didn't fit the Hollywood movie script template. They were upset over the success of a movie that broke the rules they were told they had to follow. I also work with a guy from Russia that hated the movie because he didn't understand how we could make a movie about a guy who is mentally challenged. I love Forrest Gump. It's one of my favorite movies. I'm not a big fan of Tom Hanks but I do love comedy and Forrest Gump had some wonderful comedy scenes that are brilliant
Forest Gump was just a really long nike ad.
From that day on, whereever i went, I WAS RUNNNINGGGGGG
Educate, entertain, and enlighten is the key to teaching show them instead of preaching
Forest Gump was a comedy/drama. I don’t think anyone left the theatre thinking what they just watched was accurate. It was the way they put Forest in every piece of history of that era was what most people loved. It was like a very special, well crafted SNL sketch, like the days when Eddy Murphy and the gang were at the helm.
I have no clue why this dude and Joe are not getting the premise of Gump. The fact that Forest never really figured anything out, it was mostly by fate that he kept falling into situations where he was given the next idea/step. Had the sequence of events been any different, Forest would have had a completely different life but he still would have been ok with it. And in the end that’s the biggest thing that could happen to anyone. If you can accept what you have and be ok with what life gives you for information to help you, you will be a very happy person. It’s called living in the moment.
Something that most people find endearing but very elusive.
Every November Lonesome Dove would air.God bless Texas
Forrest Gump is one of my favorite movies ever! The boat scene with his boat Jenny and LT Dan on the docks, was filmed at the end of my street, in Beaufort SC.
The absurdity of Forrest Gump is the whole point- the little train that could. Its a great story and in my collection.
shit movie. wrote a paper about how shit it is senior year in high school in 2003 and got the highest score in the class lol
It's a good movie lol I don't care what the haters say. That story hits on so much American history and the energy keep pushing through obstacles of life is always gonna be amazing story.
well done @@allegorx58
McNamaras morons. Look it up.
It's pretty tedious sometimes though.
Forrest Gump might be one of the greatest films of all time because there’s no overarching conflict or plot. Just a man navigating life. A uniquely minded man as well. Gave hope to those like me who have social/mental disorders that don’t necessarily disqualify us from the work force, but man do I get looked at bizarrely for some of my mannerisms. Forrest gave me hope though, and I’ll always be grateful for that film.
As soon as he said "Lonesome Dove" it all made sense.
4:25 great point about how you don’t wanna be lectured to , but rather be provoked to ask questions
Forrest Gump has a bad to the bone mamma. She raises him with compassion and pure innocence. She wanted him to have the " same opprorunity as everyone else"....she even reversed cowgirl the shit outta the principals "yard stick" to help her son get a good education.... it's a instant classic when after getting his yard stick wet, he comes downstairs and asked Forrest who was rocking in a chair on the porch hearing his momma saving her horse and riding a cowboys haaaaaaa!......" yoir momma shore does care about your schooling son!" "Mmmmmhhh mmmhmm mmmmm!!", "you don't say much do you", forest turns to the principal and imitated the noise that the principal made while doing it doggy style.., "eeee..eeeee.eeee.eeee.
Lulz
@@PiedPooper-gh6cn she was having sex with principal because Forrest Gump didn't score high enough on his I.Q. test and wasn't going to be allowed to attend public school, she didn't want him to be left behind or sent to a school for lower intelligence kids
@@PiedPooper-gh6cn he just added his own fantasy to it and made it absolutely disgusting to think about. It was only implied that she slept with the principal in order to get Forrest into school. We don't see anything. Again, it was just this guy, trying to be as vile as possible when describing the scene.
Forrest Gump is an excellent movie. I watched it on New Years Eve for like the 100th time 😂
Tropic Thunder is one of the greatest films of all time. Dead serious.
I’m from UK 1883 is totally outstanding and for me explains who Americans really are they are pioneers and awesome!
Hell or High Water is one of my fav movies ever. Ben Foster is a goddamn lunatic 😂
Joe in the comedy industry 😂😂😂 that’s the only funny thing he’s ever said
Aba and Preach just made a video revealing how much a lot of comedians steal from other people. That's why many of them aren't that funny in regular conversation.
@@anacom4238 who are you talking about?
I don’t think I’ve seen a better show than 1883. It was beautiful. Everyone is amazing. The love stories cannot be matched. Stunning.
All the sudden everyone is an expert on forest gump
He doesn't like Forest Gump for that reason, but he thinks we take ourselves too seriously? It's just a movie, dude.
Watch a comedian trash him and how seriously he'll suddenly takes himself.
Please remember everyone has their own opinions.
Forest Gump one of the best films ever made in fairness.
Forest Gump was a great representation of why you don't want to have envy in your mind.
I Absolutely love Yellowstone verse, Mayor of Kingstown, Soa, and Tulsa King
Comedy is at it's best when it's honest.
If you can look at yourself and the world around you without lying about what you see you can be funny.
Some people just can't handle that and I feel sorry for them.
It must be a drag to be so bound by your insecurities.
Yeah and comedy is the last true art-form out there. Da Vinci who? He doesn't hold a candle to the mighty chair humping Joe Rogan impersonating Brock Lesnar.
I agree but I recently saw a woman comedian bashing men and a bunch of men got angry in the comment section, the same subscribers who were saying women need to put up with whatever comedians say about women.
A lot of these "Tell it like it is" people only want the truth about other people spoken but never about themselves (not saying that's you).
Fun fact my name is John Dutton and I'm proud AF to have my namesake in Yellowstone. Another fun fact is the last time I saw Joe Rogan I was paying him $300 for a comedy gig on Martha's Vineyard. These are two of the coolest cats on the planet.
Tropic thunder is the greatest! It's hilariously offensive 😂
I love that Lonesome Dove is this guy's original inspiration. It's such a great series and doesn't get talked about enough.
love the approach to story telling. If you are looking at the past we it should be as it was not how we want it to be..
“1883 - nothing cones close to recreating that era!” Joe Rogan. Give me a break. There was so much modern American sentiment in that thing, it was like a soap opera compared to Lonesome Dove.
Deadwood too was superb
We lost our sense of humor because someone will be offended no matter what. And I truly hate it !!! And usually those who criticize it with every fiber of their being cannot take a simple challenge to their views.
It is similar to the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany, only approved views allowed, we just are not to the mass murder part yet.
Critics are to artists as ornithologists are to birds...
Rogaines favorite flick:
Now pronounce you Chuck and Larry
This dude looks like a edgier Brad Pitt 😂
Forest Gump is one of the great movies of all time
One of the greatest movies made they could never make today: Blazing Saddles!
Named my trucking company Lonesome Dove lol
Forrest Gump and Titanic are horror films for men
I agree. Forrest Gump was more just symbolic I always thought. But titanic is just awful.
Vietnam did happen
I’ve been saying since Hell or High Water that he was influenced by Lonesome Dove. It’s so good to finally hear him say it.
When Tarantino was on the podcast, he asked “who is they?” that won’t let you make those movies anymore. He didn’t buy it.
That's because "they" were terrified of harvey weinstein.
My problem with the Rotten Tomatoes critics vs public argument is that you’re more likely to take the time to write a review a review for something you enjoy.
Also, way too many people that haven’t seen the film are they’re rating so low because there’s some content, cultural reasons, and political disagreements.
But most of all, but being popular doesn’t necessarily mean great. For instance, and no disrespect intended toward her, Taylor Swift is currently the biggest artist…and it’s not close. But I don’t see her being considered really different than other artists. Seems to be a lack of depth and meaning that makes music great.
More likely to write a review for something you enjoy? I'm pretty sure it's the opposite. People love writing negative reviews when they have a negative experience. Haven't you ever felt the urge to have your grievances aired to the company/person/whatever that gave you a negative experience? Also, being popular for 15 minutes is different from being popular over a long time. If people are still watching a movie decades later, it has "stood the test of time", because there is something really good about it.
I know who TS is, but I couldn't name one song she sings.
True Story!🤟
@@imageword5576 Guess I disagree. But can’t really point to data points.
Joes example of Dave Chappell is a bad take because it a self selecting audience. If you are a fan of Dave, you will see it and likely like it. If you are not a fan, you won’t likely watch it, therefore skewing the audience score.
I wish they would have continued more of the 1883 episodes...I was disappointed that there was only 1 season! 1923 was awesome too.... Yellowstone was amazing but I started getting bored with the later seasons when it seemed to become more of a soap opera, than a TV series. Great stuff though.... good interview JR!
Youve just cleared up so much confusion for me, i thought yellowsrone was a cowboy show but recently i saw cars and stuff
They HAD to cancel 1883. That sickening a$$ voiceover of that girl talking and sounding like she was mentally slow. The fact they picked Tim McGraw to portray a tough guy. C’mon man!
just love all your pod casts...
I think that Lonesome Dove and 1883 are very similar and both are excellent.
Don’t be mad at Forrest Gump, it’s a cinematic masterpiece
Right on Saigon Bro. He's just jealous
Is it?
Be more mad a Hanks and Spielberg of being Hollywood pedophiles.
not really
It’s cinematic propaganda really