Josh Brolin Shares 74-Film Recommendation List on Late-Night TV
During an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live, Josh Brolin discussed a personal list of 74 movies he believes people should watch. The selection leans heavily on 1970s classics, with some newer titles included, and only one entry features Brolin himself: Flirting with Disaster. He explained that he included the 1996 comedy because his character was a bisexual ATF agent with an armpit fetish.
... No extra. Ensure no markdown? Plain text. We can include line breaks. Need under 120 words total for expanded. We have 117. But if we change phrase, recount. Let's revise expanded to avoid exact source phrasing. Need two short paragraphs. Under 120 words total. Let's craft final. EXPANDED: Josh Brolin visited Jimmy Kimmel Live while promoting his supporting part in the forthcoming film Whalefall. He used the appearance to talk about a personal roster of 74 films he believes everyone ought to watch. Though he did not recite every title on air, Kimmel's social media team posted the full two-page document. The roster leans heavily on 1970s cinema, which Brolin considers the finest, and includes 21st-century works such as Children of Men, 21 Grams, and The Worst Person in the World. The only selection featuring Brolin is David O. Russell's 1996 comedy Flirting with Disaster; he noted that his part was an ATF officer who was bisexual and had a fetish involving armpits. No women direct