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He had a good run and his body of work will live on.  

Cheers Bob. 

The Natural is my favorite sports movie of all time. 
 

His accolades as an actor and director are too lengthy to list here. All time great head of hair. He will be missed. 

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“Sometimes when I walk down the street I bet people will say there goes Roy Hobbs, the best there ever was in the game.”


 

Thanks, Roy. 

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Heresy perhaps but Sneakers might be my favorite. RIP to a legit old school silver screen legend. 

RIP to one of the greats. The Sting is one of those movies I always watch if I run across it.  Since Sneakers was already mentioned I will nominate Brubaker as one of his “underrated films”.  As a kid I watched that a ton and learned all about the corrupt prison system in this country.  

The last twenty minutes of A River Runs Through It are as beautiful as the end of any movie.  He had great taste in his choices of films.

15 minutes ago, Buzzrock said:

Heresy perhaps but Sneakers might be my favorite. RIP to a legit old school silver screen legend. 

He was in a lot of great movies but Sneakers had an amazing cast and was so prescient about technology and data.

12 minutes ago, Buzzrock said:

Heresy perhaps but Sneakers might be my favorite. RIP to a legit old school silver screen legend. 

As somebody studying computer science and working in IT when that movie came out, I loved the shit out of that movie and still do today.  Loved the cast.  Loved that it started out as a sequel to War Games.  Putting aside Redford and the rest of the cast, it's a well-made/tightly-edited movie.

3 minutes ago, Don Johnson said:

Spy Game another underrated IMO.

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RIP to a damn icon.  Redford persona and charisma overcame his inability to play by Hollywood's conventional rules.  A true artist.  The greatest ending of any baseball movie ever....

 

All is Lost is very underrated. Only 51 words spoken the entire film.

Spy Game
The Natural
Jeremiah Johnson
Indecent Proposal

Enjoyed many films he directed as well.

Did not know until today that he went by his middle name.  Charles is his first name.

“Go pick me out a winner, Bobby”

RIP legend

 

56 minutes ago, Kennythetiger said:

I can’t swim!  

Butch persuaded him to take the last big jump.

22 minutes ago, HenryJames said:

 

Been there 

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Damn. Butch and Sundance is in my top 5 all time favorite movies.

His support of independent film and art made a profound impact on so many young artists and helped launch innumerable careers.

A huge loss, but an even larger enduring impact.

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Three Days of the Condor is another remote drop film for me, along with All the President's Men.

RIP, Sundance.

I imagine TCM will have a nice tribute and marathon. Time to load up the dvr I guess.

just woke up. robert redford has died, and everything is worse now. 

in 4 of my top 10 movies all time and directed a 5th. 

“my dad wanted me to be a baseball player.”

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Well, looks like Butch and Sundance are gonna get a watch tonight. RIP to one of the best to ever do it.

Damn shitty news today.

 

Sneakers is one of my faves. So damn good, among so much of his work.

 

 

 

 

 

 

RIP to one of the greats

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One of the all times greats.  This hurts.  His closing narration in A river runs through it still gives me chills.

 

RIP to one of the all time greats.  I imagine he and Paul are tearing it up somewhere.  Two things I didn't know until today: 

* Redford was on a baseball scholarship at UC-Boulder but lost it because of his drinking

* his Mom was from Austin and so they spent a lot of time here when he was growing up.

1 minute ago, bschoolprof said:

His closing narration in A river runs through it still gives me chills.

That might be my favorite film of his.  Such an even pace, and while I imagine it would be difficult to screw up that scenery, he really nailed it.  It's just a beautiful film.

He had so many great roles. My go to is

All the Presidents Men

Sneakers

Three Days of the Condor

Barefoot in the Park

 

So many great movies. 
He was lowkey the best Marvel villain in Winter Soldier.

50 minutes ago, bschoolprof said:

One of the all times greats.  This hurts.  His closing narration in A river runs through it still gives me chills.

 

In 2019 I went to a wedding outside Missoula in the area where this was filmed. Breathtakingly beautiful country.

2 hours ago, Post Oak said:

Been there 

Trysts with South Austin's mom don't count.  

Rip to one of the best.  

2 hours ago, Patrick Bateman said:

RIP to a damn icon.  Redford persona and charisma overcame his inability to play by Hollywood's conventional rules.  A true artist.  The greatest ending of any baseball movie ever....

 

Wilford Brimley was like 38 there. 

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1 hour ago, jimmyjazz said:

* his Mom was from Austin and so they spent a lot of time here when he was growing up.

His Granddad built the house my wife's Aunt currently lives in and that's where he spent summers growing up.

I think it was like 15-20 years ago my wife's Aunt gets a call from "Bob's people" explaining he would like to come visit the house and relive memories.  She had no idea the history.

He shows up and proceeds to spend several hours telling her and my wife's uncle about the story of his granddad building it and his memories of the times he spent here.

They are to call him Bob, as that's what his friends call him, and if they ever want to come to Sundance Film Festival, please call him and they will be his special guest.  They never took him up on that.

My MIL was some kinda pissed she wasn't notified ahead of time he was coming (they didn't tell anyone).  Lol.

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