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continuing 90s thriller month that this week we are talking about 1993's The Firm.

Yes based on a John Grisham novel, much like Enemy of the State, not according to Cat, a stacked cast.

This I would call a stacked cast.

For sure.

What did you think about the firm? I liked it. I definitely think it's a bit too long.

I think this could have been shortened probably about two hours. It's about two and a half.

Sorry for a second.

I was... Oh, you thought he he was short and buy two hour?

What a half hour movie? No, no, no. Two. It should have been two hours long rather than two and a half hours long.

But that being said, I think it's pretty good. This is another one where like you haven't done anything wrong,

it doesn't matter, you're in trouble. You're in trouble. That being said we talked last week

about any of me of the state and how like the way it's resolved is pretty

convenient whereas I feel like this one is like oh no they actually came up with a

pretty decent way of him getting out of this without it being like oh we

planted a knife in the first scene.

100%, 100%.

But I think really good performances in this.

Tom Cruise, pretty decent. Yeah, no, I think, and also Jean Hackman do it great in a good thriller

doing his thing and it has a really great scene at the end of this movie that I

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