We talk real estate and politics with the David Mamet play turned into Hollywood movie GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS.

The episode proper begins at 21:15

Back from a (partially justified) hiatus, HHKK covers the Jet Li-led Europacorp attempt at a martial arts movie that feels a lot like Guy Ritchie directed it.

The enduring dramedy that asks one essential question; what if Joe Pesci had to stay for an extended period in Alabama? Hijinx ensues, also there's an Oscar-winning performance in this and it can't be stressed enough.

This pod was conceived from Nathaniel and Ethan's long movie conversations, so something in that vein is captured in this episode. We talked for a while with the mics rolling before formally starting the format of the podcast, and we also had basketball on the TV because it was the last game of The Finals. This might be the best episode we've done, or you also could hate it considering it is ostensibly about one of the most seminal martial arts films of all time.

Enjoy!

Ethan and Nathaniel tackle a defining classic of Hollywood lore and they can't handle the truth.

We introduce Jet Li to the pod to talk about the remake of a Bruce Lee movie 20 years later and parallels to THE MATRIX. It's FIST OF LEGEND.

Ethan and Nathaniel discuss one of the most straight down the middle bio pics in existance, where even critics of 30 years ago said this was tired!

HHKK travels to Thailand to see the wildest martial arts star we've discussed yet, Tony Jaa and his 2005 film THE PROTECTOR

We tackle Michael Mann's historical epic based on the great American novel as we continue through 1992.

We tackle the 80s VHS core classic American attempt at a Hong Kong martial arts film BLOODSPORT