<p>In 1980's "Urban Cowboy" we see John Travolta as a deplorable human being even if they don't use that word.  In fact, the movie doesn't really seem to recognize him as such, but he is and the movie is the worse for not knowing it.  "The Hunt" does use the word deplorable, but in a totally different context.  Like "Urban Cowboy," the movie is brutal, but in completely different fashion.  Let's discuss</p>

In 1980's "Urban Cowboy" we see John Travolta as a deplorable human being even if they don't use that word. In fact, the movie doesn't really seem to recognize him as such, but he is and the movie is the worse for not knowing it. "The Hunt" does use the word deplorable, but in a totally different context. Like "Urban Cowboy," the movie is brutal, but in completely different fashion. Let's discuss

<p>In 1980's "Urban Cowboy" we see John Travolta as a deplorable human being even if they don't use that word. &nbsp;In fact, the movie doesn't really seem to recognize him as such, but he is and the movie is the worse for not knowing it. &nbsp;"The Hunt" does use the word deplorable, but in a totally different context. &nbsp;Like "Urban Cowboy," the movie is brutal, but in completely different fashion. &nbsp;Let's discuss</p>

Meanderings #192:  "Urban Cowboy" and "The Hunt"

Focusing on the media, "Lass is More" sits down with the individuals who make the movies and shows that people are, or will be, talking about.  The things we watch are not created in a vacuum, but rather as responses to far larger thoughts and issues.  From why someone took a role to what it means to them to where they’re going next, we put the pieces of the puzzle together.  The "Lass is More" podcast gets to the core of the issue, offering perspective on both the people involved in a project, and the project itself.

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Focusing on the media, "Lass is More" sits down with the individuals who make the movies and shows that people are, or will be, talking about. The things we watch are not created in a vacuum, but rather as responses to far larger thoughts and issues. From why someone took a role to what it means to them to where they’re going next, we put the pieces of the puzzle together. The "Lass is More" podcast gets to the core of the issue, offering perspective on both the people involved in a project, and the project itself.

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Meanderings #192: "Urban Cowboy" and "The Hunt"

Meanderings #192: "Urban Cowboy" and "The Hunt"