Film Sack 690: The Talented Mr. Ripley

Film Sack

Scott Johnson

Tv & Film

4.6 • 1.6K Ratings

🗓️ 8 February 2025

⏱️ 106 minutes

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Summary

Time for the Film Sack Podcast! In late 1950s New York, a young underachiever named Tom Ripley is sent to Italy to retrieve Dickie Greenleaf, a rich and spoiled millionaire playboy. But when the errand fails, Ripley takes extreme measures.

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0:00.0	If I could just go back, if I could rub everything out, starting with myself,
0:10.0	starting with borrowing a jacket.
0:12.0	All such feet in paradise. Oh, yes,
0:28.6	Oh, yes, jazz.
0:34.6	This is Z Filmsack.
0:50.5	Oh, sure.
0:57.5	Hello, and welcome to FilmSack.
0:58.4	This is FilmSack.
1:00.5	Minding the very depths of film entertainment for All Mankind.
1:02.3	This is episode 690.
1:04.6	I'm Scott Johnson, joined today by Brian.
1:07.3	Pretty sure this is Saltburn set in the 50s done away.
1:09.0	Oh, smart.
1:09.5	Oh, hi.
1:10.8	This week on Filmsack, we float our little Italian boat out to the open sea for some hot guy-on-guy action.
1:16.2	This starts out horny and ends with a paddling to the death when we confront this 1999 psychological thriller about the insert adjective here, Mr. Ripley.
1:25.7	Now impersonating a more likable movie on Paramount Plus, Jazz Hands.
1:30.4	Anywho, everybody should have one talent.
1:32.9	What's mine?
1:33.7	Forging signatures of guys named Dick Dickie?
1:36.9	Telling lies, mostly to myself, but also to other people.
1:40.2	Once I lied to a cup of coffee about how good it was, it was not.
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