Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain

[Listen]

Breh, this trailer hit me surprisingly hard.

I think all this pandemic shyt and lock downs makes me think just how relevant his voice would have been right now.

You know he’s have been traveling wherever he could during this, telling stories on how all these people were coping.

This looks like a must watch documentary.

 

[AnonymityX1000]

How did he die again?

 

[Listen]

How did he die again?

Hung himself in a hotel room while traveling for a shoot.

 

[BXKingPin82]

Bourdain went to the South BRONX.




I loved that show.

 

[Remy LeBreh]

Accidental OD in a hotel room while traveling for a shoot.

He hung himself breh, no drugs wtf

 

[pete clemenza]

Big fan of his shows. I'm watching

 

[Listen]

He hung himself breh, no drugs wtf

I know breh, what did you think I said?

 

[AnonymityX1000]

He hung himself breh, no drugs wtf

Hmmm . . . thanks for clearing it up. I think I remember this now. He was heartbroken over a lady or something I believe.
He was an interesting cat. I definitely respected him for the show where he went to the least touristy parts of the world. It was interesting and I like how he just got first hand accounts from people from their and just asked them questions and didn't judge their answers.
But I also saw him be a dyck to a couple of people so I was always on the fence on whether I actually liked him or not. Provacative nonetheless. RIP.

 

[Geek Nasty]

I know breh, what did you think I said?

Look at this bum trying to edit a post and talk shyt on top of it

 

[Remy LeBreh]

I know breh, what did you think I said?

You ain't slick

 

[Listen]

Look at this bum trying to edit a post and talk shyt on top of it

 

[BulletProof]

I miss him.

Dude been through it all, had brass balls, did not give a fukk, went to all the slums to get real native food, and was a smart ass while still humbly educating himself and his viewers.

If you ain't got the wifey and kids, put a knife in your pocket and learn some real shyt.

He always did that.

 

[Bickin Back Being Bool]

def watching this

 

[DrunkerThanAMotherfucker]

His death hit me like a freight train. I was so utterly confused. I lost a lot of optimism about the world when its most prolific traveling storyteller - who saw it all - decided it wasn’t worth sticking around for.

But over time I’ve learned to separate Bourdain the man from the art. What I miss most is his presence in media. He represented a tough, loud & brazen American swagger, at times abrasive to some, but always respectful, challenging & incisive in his words. He was centering and celebrating other cultures & voices way before it was in vogue, and always very cognizant + acknowledging of the impact & pain America has caused at home and abroad.

He also showed cacs it’s okay to own up to racism & oppression without being total fukking pussies about it.

The void he left has been tough to fill.

 

[Vandelay]

His death hit me like a freight train. I was so utterly confused. I lost a lot of optimism about the world when its most prolific traveling storyteller - who saw it all - decided it wasn’t worth sticking around for.

But over time I’ve learned to separate Bourdain the man from the art. What I miss most is his presence in media. He represented a tough, loud & brazen American swagger, at times abrasive to some, but always respectful, challenging & incisive in his words. He was centering and celebrating other cultures & voices way before it was in vogue, and always very cognizant + acknowledging of the impact & pain America has caused at home and abroad.

He also showed cacs it’s okay to own up to racism & oppression without being total fukking pussies about it.

The void he left has been tough to fill.

Yep