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Home invaders cross a man with a particular set of skills.
Hey it's pretty good.
- 2023-10-19
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Watched before, possibly more than once; no notes were taken.
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- 1:00 -- Soldering
- 3:00 -- A woman died on screen!
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3:30 -- I'm sure other people would know where that is..
- That's a statue of William Penn atop Philadelphia City Hall in Philadelphia United States
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4:00 --
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4:30 --
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10:30 --
- 11:15 -- Why would he shake the man's hand? That makes no sense. Unless it's there for the plot, which is is.
- 13:00 -- Ten years later.
- 13:30 -- French toast
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14:15 --
- 18:45 -- Capital punishment
- 20:00 -- Eighth Amendment to the United States Constitution
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24:45 --
- 26:00 -- Adrenaline
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39:15 --
- 41:00 -- "The art of the possible" is a reference to Evita (musical), which also has Tim Rice. I wonder if the last name "Rice" in the character in this movie is a reference..
- 42:30 -- United States invasion of Panama
- 46:45 -- Whatever else, that contempt of court is a serious offence.
- 48:00 -- Potassium chloride
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48:45 --
- Del Frisco's Restaurant Group
- T-bone steak
- Pommes frites
- Asparagus
- Butternut squash - I don't know why he called it "butter squash".
- iPod
- 58:00 -- Solitary confinement
- 1:01:30 -- That lawyer just gave a prisoner contraband.
- 1:10:00 -- But he killed his cellmate. That's a charge that can't get dropped.
- 1:11:30 -- Pepsi in the background.
- 1:12:15 -- And once again we see why there are so few older female lawyers, or female judges.
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1:22:45 -- von Clausewitz
- See On War - (1832 book), by Carl von Clausewitz etc.
- 1:23:00 -- Pulling the temple down is a reference to the story of Samson.
- 1:29:15 -- District attorney
- 1:30:00 -- Locking a city down. Locking that city down. Fucking unlikely.
- 1:30:45 -- Armour-piercing ammunition - API are armour-piercing incendiary rounds.
- 1:35:30 -- Semtex
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1:42:00 -- "Malglinite" is a reference to Napalm.
- See also The Regulators - (1996 book), by Stephen King (read online)
- 1:44:00 -- United States Department of Homeland Security
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1:48:15 -- This ending doesn't make any sense.