In 1992, there's one movie that Quentin Tarantino said he would send to outer space,

and it is Supercom.

Hello everyone and welcome to unspooled.

We are talking about police story 3, otherwise known as Supercom, but before we get into that,

I feel like people trusted us for the first time to try something that they probably had not heard of,

and I think the reaction was incredibly fulfilling.

I feel so happy. I get nervous when we're like, okay, there's a brand new movie that maybe you

haven't seen it, maybe you don't have three hours to kill, but I think you might really, really like it.

Oh, and it's just been a joy. It has been a joy seeing people speak of their delight,

speak of grinning ear to ear for three hours, speak of applauding when the tigers leap out of the

chuck. My friend texted me last night and I've been talking to all my friends and saying,

hey, I got a recommendation for you. Don't look up anything, just watch it, and if you're not into

it by the first 25 minutes, then check out. But I guarantee you, you'll be in by the first 25.

And one of my friends wrote me after he saw the scene where the tigers are popping out of the truck.

And he goes, I thought this is the climax. I press pause and there's an hour and a half left.

And I was like, oh, yeah, there's so much more movie. And high drama is left. Now we go into

like incredibly dramatic section of the film right after the big attack on the palace.

But I also love really the heated debate and the passion that we're getting from fans of

Indian cinema. Like, you know, there have been so many great people reaching out and recommending

different films. And it's really exciting to check out all these, you know, hyperbod films

and also some other films that I did not even know about. Paul, have I preached you the good word

of a movie called Jolly Kato that came out a couple years ago? It's very, very different than this

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