The fight scenes were a big deal at the time. It was unusual for actors to train for six months prior to filming so that they could do all of the fight scenes themselves.
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Itâs really all about the woman in the red dress
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Is that Ralphie?
Ok definitely is
Do we have an intermission?
Joe Pantoliano. He rode his fame off this movie to star in a TV show that I assure you is worth seeking out.
No really!
For JoeâŚ!
We can take one at :10 after the hour and come back at :20?
Excellent
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back will restart in 30 secs
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Says this guy also, two hours later.
Was going to pick up where you all were at but not much chatter and I havenât seen it forever so Iâm starting it from the top.
Was worried you werenât going to list this one.
So many Heroâs journeys. Big one I havenât seen yet is John Wick. The Devilâs Advocate holds a sweet spot in my heart, itâs melodramatic but so good.
Glad youâre back.
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I couldnât remember his name, just knew that I recognised his voice as Ralph from The Sopranos.
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Bill Simmonsâ excellent movie podcast, The Rewatchables, has a category specifically for him that they list for each review: The Joey Pants/That Guy award.
Obviously for that guy whom you recognize, but donât know his name. Sometimes guys are that guys for awhile, but then graduate above that after a key role gets them notoriety. Alas, that never happened for Joey Pants.
Main thing I think of him as (even before his Matrix turn) is as the third wheel in Bound with Jennifer Tilly and Gina Gershon.
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I should have known his name really. I recognised it instantly.
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Scare Me
This on Shudder?
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It sort of annoys me that they have to tack on a love plot at the end, otherwise I enjoyed it.
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This outro with Rage 
Glad we could watch it together for your first time!
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Me too, was fun.
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Are we having one next week?
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