Pretty sure I mentioned II's over-the-topness.

You know, I will never love another man.

Yep. Amazing to look at. I saw it at a full size 70mm imax and people yelled "Jesus Christ!" when it looked like Hunt was about to fall.

Not really, WOTW didn't treat Cruise's character as a god among men as much as III did.

I always thought III was the Tom Cruise Show. Say what you want about II's over the top action scenes but at least it didn't have a 30 second take of Cruise running or surviving an impact that totals a sedan. By the time the credits wrapped I was convinced the movie was a way for Cruise to say "I am definitely not…

(sad music plays)
A visitor is all I ask. A temporary companion to share a few hours in my lonely life.
RAWR!!!!
Thank you lord! Thank you!
(goes to phonograph and lifts the needle, sad music stops)

I've always thought that was one of the show's best subtle jokes.

Arnie actually tried to get Spielberg for Last Action Hero but his schedule was full.

Lots of Columbia/TriStar films from the time had bad pan and scan jobs. A Few Good Men always springs to my mind when I think about the topic.

Hopefully Beck mixes the album in 5.1 like he did for Sea Change; turned a pretty decent album into a near-religious experience.

I think it has something to do with the upcoming game too. Parker and Stone said the developers asked the pair about the town's geography/locations and they had never thought about that. Makes for an interesting trip down memory lane once you see a map of the town and not static backgrounds.

I always refer to The Insider as the Mann film with arguments instead of shootouts. "Mike? Mike? Try Mr. Wallace." remains one of the intense moments I've ever seen in any movie.

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Mann theorized the three practiced in their cells and on the prison yard frequently so they would have something to do to pass the time (in the Public Enemies commentary track he said maximum security prisons are basically…

"Tell me about him."
"About six feet tall, lot of jailhouse tats. Got a big-ass peacock right here."
"……What's his name?"

Its about mirror images, the characters are basically looking at themselves.

There's a rumor that Mann specifically told the sound mixers to use as much production sound as possible so the weapons wouldn't sound like typical 90s action film weapons. Naturally they discarded his advice and did the mix their own way. When Mann heard the shootout he threw such a screaming fit that the mixers…

Anyone ever listen to the dvda/sacd? To this day Sea Change's multichannel mix is still considered one of the greatest sound mixes ever. Absolutely stunning.

Stan's hair did change but no one called attention to it. Also, he wore a white tuxedo which is more associated with Moore than the other Bonds although Connery wore one first in Goldfinger. Blofeld was improbably in For Your Eyes Only even though he died multiple times before (heck, the episode even dropped him from…

Decent episode. Was I the only one who thought of Live and Let Die during this? Black Villain's plot is just as convoluted and ludicrous as Big's "let's hook the restaurant patrons with free heroin thereby destroying/bankrupting my mafia competition."

One can argue the cutaway explains Roger's penchant for hurting/humiliating humans with such sadistic glee. Also, the show has a history of Roger doing strange stuff in Asia (fighting for the Vietcong for example).