Film Sack 706: Double Trouble

Film Sack

Scott Johnson

Tv & Film

4.6 • 1.6K Ratings

🗓️ 9 June 2025

⏱️ 116 minutes

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Summary

On this week's episode of Film Sack, 1992's Double Trouble. It's an action comedy starring real-life twin bodybuilders Peter and David Paul, also known as the Barbarian Brothers. The film follows a tough cop and his refined jewel thief twin brother who are forced to work together to take down a diamond smuggling operation, leading to a mix of over-the-top action and slapstick humor. Does it sound like crap? Let's find out together.

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0:00.0	Dave?
0:01.0	Peter?
0:02.0	Dave, what are you doing here?
0:03.0	What am I doing here?
0:04.0	What are you doing here?
0:06.0	I asked you first.
0:07.0	I got a call about a Capberg, but what are you doing here?
0:09.0	Nothing.
0:10.0	No.
0:11.0	So, uh, Dave, how you been?
0:13.0	But you're supposed to be in jail.
0:15.0	I got out early for good behavior.
0:17.0	Well, guess what?
0:18.0	You're going back.
0:20.0	But Dave, you don't understand. You see I...
0:22.6	The guy with his throat slid.
0:23.6	The guy with his throat slid.
0:40.5	Nice work.
0:42.2	This is film sack.
1:13.9	Oh, sure. Oh, sure. oh sure hello everyone and welcome to film sack this is film sack episode oh shit 706 good lord we're we're well over seven is right oh shit is right uh 706 this is the show that continually minds the very depths of film entertainment for all mankind
1:19.5	i'm one of your host scott johnson and i'm joined today by brian ever have a car made from
1:25.4	14 separate camaro's Dunaway?
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