Owen Kline

“Never seen Written on the Wind, which is which is shameful. I'm excited to add this to my collection. It's the original Criterion logo. I like I like having the old little line, little text. Criterion.”

“This is probably my favorite documentary and this is the movie I've seen probably the most times of any movie. I've probably seen this over a hundred times.”

“The Horse's Mouth. This is my dad's favorite movie.”

“I guess I'm going to have to take Pickpocket because I bought this when it came out and I watched it so many times that it's all scratched up now and there's a great thing of Paul Schrader talking about the movie.”

“Oh, this is something I've always been curious about. The Golden Age of Television because it has the original version of Marty.”

“Timothy Carey made a movie who's he's one of the guys that killed in the end of the movie. All he was the only actor that that Kubrick allowed to improvise and he made a crazy movie that I love that I don't think has ever been on DVD called The World's Greatest Sinner that everyone should try to see.”

“Great opening scene. Great last shot, too. Great little moment where Shock Corridor is on a marquee.”

“The Shooting. This is this I love this movie. Monte Hellman. I stayed with him in his beautiful bed and breakfast.”

“I have this already, but this is my one of my favorite things that ever came out. Criterion. This beautiful box of Robert Downey Sr. Movies. I went to a screening of Chafed Elbows years ago at Anthology and I found this thing on eBay. It's this photograph of him directing Up the Academy, the Mad Magazine movie, and he's in a cowboy hat and he's like pretending to direct Alfred E. Neuman. It's like little man in a mask. And I showed it to Downey Sr. And he looked at it and goes, "Sorry about that one." I said, "Oh, I actually really like Up the Academy." And he was like, he just looked at me with disgust. So, I think it disappointed him.”