In the discussion (1)
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- Steven Spielberg is selected, though a quieter Scorsese is considered capable of the isolation.
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Picking Nits
Food, burial-ground communication and timing, leaving the family, Crow tactics, and Jeremiah joining the rescue
In the discussion (6)
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- The group asks why Jeremiah does not eat his dead horse when food is scarce.
- Jeremiah is said to need a firmer way to refuse crossing the burial ground.
- Leaving Woman and the boy alone after seeing an earlier massacre is criticized.
- The timing of finding Swan’s trinket and returning from the rescue is questioned.
- The Crow fighters repeatedly attacking one-on-one without changing tactics are questioned.
- Jeremiah joining the cavalry rescue despite rejecting religion is questioned and defended as lingering soldierly duty.
What Piece of Memorabilia Would You Want From This Movie?
The Hawken rifle, Jeremiah’s red coat, and Swan’s bear coat
In the discussion (3)
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- The .50-caliber Hawken rifle is selected.
- Jeremiah’s red coat is selected with the caveat that it would need cleaning.
- The bear coat Swan made is selected.
The Coach Finstock Award for Best Life Lesson
Do not cross a Crow burial ground; do not leave family alone; avoid camping if unprepared.
In the discussion (2)
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- Avoiding a Crow burial ground is the immediate lesson.
- Leaving one’s family alone and taking an unprepared camping trip are added.
In the discussion (4)
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- An Eastwood Western and The Searchers are proposed with Jeremiah Johnson as a three-film program.
- The Revenant is proposed as a modern frontier-survival pairing.
- The Last of the Mohicans is proposed as another pairing.
- Cast Away is later selected for a double feature about solitary survival.
In the discussion (1)
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- Robert Redford is chosen directly and emphatically.
Podcast choices
- Speaker not identified
- Robert Redford
The Great Shot Gordo Award for Most Cinematic Shot
Del Gue’s buried head and the bear chase into the cabin
In the discussion (2)
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- The shot of “Delgues” head protruding from the ground is nominated.
- The bear chasing Jeremiah into the cabin is later nominated as a missed Great Shot choice.
In the discussion (2)
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- The grieving woman is nominated but defended as showing an appropriate amount of grief.
- The bald companion is chosen for dialing up his performance.
The Dion Waiters Award for Best Heat Check Performance
No final selection: Bear Claw and Del
In the discussion (2)
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- Bearclaw and Doug you are the two heat-check nominees.
- The committee leaves the choice unresolved.
Recasting Couch
Harrison Ford, Daniel Day-Lewis, Russell Crowe, Brad Pitt, and several current actors are considered by decade.
In the discussion (6)
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- Harrison Ford is selected for a 1982 version.
- Daniel DeLewis is selected for 1992.
- Russell Crowe is selected for 2002.
- Brad Pitt is selected for 2012 over Damon.
- Chris Pratt, Hemsworth, Austin Butler, Michael B. Jordan, Denzel, Ryan Gosling, and Glenn Powell are considered for a current or alternate version.
- A British Jeremiah is strongly rejected.
In the discussion (2)
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- Hanks is the immediate choice for two participants.
- Cruise is selected by another participant because his version would become comic.
In the discussion (3)
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- The film is declared untouchable.
- A one-season prestige series is proposed tentatively.
- A comic continuation in which Jeremiah returns to town and opens a hardware store is joked about.
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