Which western was the biggest influence on Star Wars? Do you know off hand?

Stoner memory
Stephen A was right

I thought her conversation with him was actually kind of interesting. They talk about the ideas of dreams/subconscious that he was later developing at the Sante Fe institute before he died.

Here's his essay from 2017. worth a read
nautil.us/the-kekul-problem-236574

i think his last two books have something to with this

Clementine probably

Hive of scum and villiany etc

Nobody has smoked more than me and it's like the most memorable moment I've had in the cinema since The Master

Wait till you see medieval Japanese R2D2 and C3PO

K this guy bohemian groves

nah not even close. Joseph Campbell. legend.

edit: actually out of context I can see your point lol

why mods lock the spanish fans travis thread yall ass racist asl

Lol just seems a little too down with the prospect of human sacrifice

what happen

i don't speak the language so maybe some weird s*** was goin on idk

Trying to think of guest voters since I might not be getting a @LuJo or @woof appearance...

Maybe @eversince , you still active?

The sequel Sanjuro is awesome too

what the f***??? had no idea there was a sequel lmaooo

Can't believe you waited this long to dive in to Kurosawa

New Mutoid Man album is a fun time

The fact that Opera got a Mac interview is kinda crazy in itself

fun fact my aunt has an interview with Oprah tis a secret tho

damn broski who she is ? Diane Sawyer ??

Drake doesn’t get to hand anybody L’s

That’s what makes the smiley funny

finally watched White Noise. Baumbach did it again

yeah idk i’ve just never been super into 50/60s movies. i love feudal era Japan/Japanese culture in general, though, so Kurosawa films are generally up my alley