Miami Vice (2006): Director’s Cut

Junkfood Cinema

Brian Salisbury

Visual Arts, Tv & Film, Leisure, Arts, Hobbies

4.6 • 705 Ratings

🗓️ 12 May 2015

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Summary

Brian and Cargill push their sleeves up and dig into Michael Mann's director's cut of Miami Vice. They chew on the differences in the two versions and try to digest the possibility that it might be the last great Mann film.

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0:00.0	All right.
0:00.6	This is a dangerous mission, and we're going to have to go undercover.
0:03.4	But in the end, in the end, I think it's worth it.
0:05.9	We are going to find out what's in that secret sauce.
0:08.8	By any means necessary.
0:10.5	But we're going to have to go deep cover.
0:11.7	Do you have your red wig?
0:13.8	Um, the Merkin?
0:15.5	Oh, yeah, I should have told you on what in...
0:18.4	You know what?
0:19.0	You just be the hamburger. You're creepy enough.
0:24.0	This is junk food cinema.
0:36.1	Hi, this is Dick Miller.
0:41.2	You're listening to Junk Food Cinema on Film School Rejects.
0:43.0	Who are these guys? Who are these guys? Greetings to all the buyer, suppliers, and A1 liars.
1:03.8	Welcome to another not-so undercover episode of junk food cinema here on
1:07.3	filmseller rejects.com.
1:09.1	This is the weekly cult and exploitation film cast that
1:11.4	indulges in pure, uncut fandom without any trace of irony to corrupt the purity of the product.
1:18.1	I am your host, Brian Salsbury, way past 5 o'clock shadow at this point, and I am joined by my
1:22.7	friend and co-host, novelist slash screenwriter, Mr. C. Robert, don't call me Tubbs Cargill.
1:28.8	Yeah, well, you know, we're also, we didn't mention this last week, but we've started
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