Ya think? They came in an mowed down all the grannies. It was so over-the-top that it came across as comical. Also the weird guitar-playing hitman played by Mark Collie leant some of that, but I actually really liked that guy; he was kind of lynchian when he rolls into the diner and sings Jane a song. And there was an actual Lynch connection in Travolta's wife, played by Laura Herring of Mulholland Drive (just two years prior).BIL wrote:All I really remember about Jane's Punisher is his entire extended family getting wiped out, which I thought was bit extreme
oof. Didn't know about that. I did stop and wonder when I saw him take the knife and smile. There was something a little, I don't know, off about it. I wonder where they took the cut and resumed? Presumably they cut it at that point and everything from when he pulls it out of his chest is days or weeks later.in a rather astonishing prop/dummy cockup, poor Kevin Nash getting stabbed with a balisong.
lmao. What is that from? It looks like a Hall and Oates videoBIL wrote:Recently-declassified footage of Thomas Jane (r) training with TOUGH and COOL U.S. MARINES:
I came across this other oddity of Jane; his first feature was apparently a Bollywood flick where he plays the foreign love interest.
Revisiting the consistently painterly Sopranos, and following up with BCS, El Camino, and a Breaking Bad revisit, I was constantly hitting the screencap button to admire them frames. Big fan of the Sidescrolling Action dolly pan, too.
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I'm getting old, and little things make me happier than they used to. 3; It's really hard to tell what you thought of a film if you just list its title, but now I know it might be worth checking out! Or, on the off chance you didn't like it, avoiding! 
