Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins (1985)

Film Junk Podcast

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Film Reviews, Tv & Film, Entertainment, Comedy

4.5 • 732 Ratings

🗓️ 29 June 2026

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Summary

Professional assassination is the highest form of public service. Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins was sadly both the beginning and the end of a movie franchise that wanted to be the "red, white and blue collar" version of James Bond. But is it better than its reputation lets on or are we desperately trying to force feed a dud? Why does reconstructive facial surgery look like someone just shaved off their moustache? Is the stunt work in this movie objectively spectacular? How did a white actor get a Golden Globe nomination for playing a Korean man? Does your nightingale sing? Learn the secrets of Sinanju on the latest episode of Film Junk.

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0:00.0	Hello, everyone, welcome to film junk, the longest running movie podcast in the universe.
0:14.8	My name is Sean.
0:17.1	My name is Jay.
0:18.7	And my name is Frank.
0:20.6	We're going to have to keep, how do you go beyond universe? That's as big as you can get. my name is Jay and my name is Frank I don't know
0:20.9	we're going to have to keep
0:21.6	how do you go beyond universe
0:23.2	that's as big as you can get
0:24.7	uh
0:25.9	I'm up on this
0:27.7	what
0:28.8	the multi
0:30.8	multiverse
0:31.7	that's true
0:33.0	okay we got one more
0:34.1	we can go to
0:34.7	but aren't the multiverse
0:36.1	is all part of the universe?
0:39.3	I guess.
0:43.0	They are, but there's another name for it.
0:43.6	Okay.
0:46.2	I was genuinely curious.
	...

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