The Last Picture Show - Movie Trailer

http://zuguide.com/The-Last-Picture-S... Sonny Crawford (Timothy Bottoms) and Duane Jackson (Jeff Bridges) are best friends growing through the changes of high school. Raised in the small town of Anarene, TX, the two friends share good times, girlfriends and a love for a rundown movie house owned by a man called Sam the Lion (Ben Johnson). As their town is choked by movement into bigger cities, the boys watch their favorite movie theater close as they themselves close the book on their early lives. Directed by Peter Bogdanovich. With Cybill Shepherd, Ellen Burstyn and Eileen Brennan. Categories: Drama. Year: 1971.

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[TheRealJackfrog]

Cybil is so fucking hot and Jeff is so fucking cool

[dustylacson]

brilliant film

[IcyKcominyourway]

I am also sentimental about old times, anyway awesome movie, too bad they don't make stuff like this anymore.

[malcolmscotty1]

haha i watched it a few months ago i liked it....trailer just sucks, and how do you know what i watch?

[Sue Anne Ward]

Concidering the bullshit imbilcile shit you watch this would be way over your head!

[zeerinianu]

Anyone else here because they're a Nine?

[pCriistopher]

mealy-mouthed

[keefus55]

The town where this was filmed was Archer City, TX (just south of Wichita Falls) where I was stationed with the USAF in the late 70s. The fellow who played Brother Blanton (Robert Arnold) was an actor friend of mine who also worked at the PAO office at the Air Base.

[Steven Chappell]

Black and White was out of favor by the time this film was made, (1971). Bogdanovich filmed it that way to "age it" and make it look like 1951. Now it's more than twice a long a time after the film was made as the period they were going back to and it looks all the more like a film made in 1951, (save for the naked scenes).

[kadennis66]

One of the top 100 of all time. In my top 25. Excellent movie that I want to buy on DVD.

[europa599]

An all-time favorite. Glorious.

[CoolerKing37]

It's better than whatever your favorite movie is.