‘Enemy of the State’ With Bill Simmons, Sean Fennessey, and Chris Ryan
Apr 9, 2020
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Will Smith, Gene Hackman, and Jon Voight join Bill Simmons, Sean Fennessey, and Chris Ryan for an intriguing podcast. Topics covered include the accessibility and appeal of 'Enemy of the State', Will Smith's career choices, memorable scenes and dynamic performances, casting choices, and analyzing scenes from the movie. They also discuss random topics related to the movie and Lisa Bonet. The podcast concludes with an analysis of various aspects of a movie, including the use of technology and a notable quote from 'Enemy of the State'.
Lisa Bonet's presence and beauty solidify her iconic status as a beloved actress from the 80s.
Tony Scott's masterful direction creates thrilling chase scenes, adding excitement to the film.
Jason Lee's cool and sarcastic edge showcases his talent for playing the wise-ass character.
Deep dives
The Lisa Bonet Icon
Lisa Bonet's presence and beauty in the film is timeless and iconic, solidifying her status as a beloved actress from the 80s.
The Tony Scott Chase Scenes
The intense chase scenes, particularly the Jason Lee apartment escape and the Train getaway, showcase Tony Scott's masterful direction and add thrilling moments to the film.
Late 90s Jason Lee
Jason Lee's presence in the film adds a cool and sarcastic edge, further cementing his status as a talented actor with a knack for playing the wise-ass character.
Barry Pepper's Evil Face and Supporting Cast
Barry Pepper's menacing expressions and the incredible ensemble cast, including John Voigt, Regina King, Seth Green, and more, contribute to the film's overall strength and memorable performances.
A star-studded cast adds value to the movie
The presence of talented and well-known actors, such as Alec Baldwin, Philip Baker Hall, and Jason Robards, in seemingly insignificant or minor roles enhances the overall quality of the movie. This creative choice not only enhances the film's entertainment value but also showcases the skillful casting decisions made by the filmmakers.
Unique cinematography and setting contribute to the movie's appeal
The movie incorporates skillful cinematography techniques, particularly in the chase sequences, which utilize quick shot lengths and disorientation to create a sense of suspense and danger. Moreover, the film effectively utilizes the setting of Washington DC as an action thriller backdrop, showcasing notable landmarks and adding to the overall allure and excitement of the movie.
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