Episode 463: Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (2005)

The Projection Booth Podcast

The Projection Booth

Film Reviews, Film Interviews, Film History, Tv & Film

4.8 • 686 Ratings

🗓️ 15 April 2020

⏱️ 128 minutes

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Summary

Released in 2005, Shane Black’s KISS KISS BANG BANG stars Robert Downey Jr. as Harry Lockhart, a two-bit thief who lucks his way into a Hollywood audition which puts him on a very crooked path of playing a detective along with Val Kilmer as Gay Perry. The film pays homage to pulp detectives of old by way of the slick writing style of Black in his directing debut.
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0:00.0	You're listening to an Airwave Media podcast.
0:04.6	Christopher Media. Let's make some noise.
0:09.5	Let's go.
0:10.3	Hurry up.
0:12.2	It's not my fault.
0:13.1	Just shut up and run.
0:14.3	Hold it right there.
0:16.6	Harry was a small-time crook.
0:19.0	Oh, boy.
0:19.5	Till he opened the door.
0:22.8	Oh, no, no. We're not ready for your audition audition Just take him he's ready, you're ready, right?
0:24.6	To a really big break
0:26.1	Quit acting like the good guy
0:27.8	You got your partner killed
0:29.2	You kills him
0:30.8	See this is what I'm talking about
0:33.9	Old School method
0:35.0	Give me Gabe Perry on the phone
0:36.1	But he'll need a real cop.
0:38.3	Detective lessons tomorrow for your acting.
0:40.3	Oh, you're the consultant.
0:41.9	If he wants to act the part.
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