'90s Stallone - Copland (1997) (Ft. Adam Stovall)

"Two kind of people in this world: pinball people and video game people. You, Freddy, you're pinball people" - Figgis (Ray Liotta) It is our Season 2 finale! And we end the season by tackling the film that many think features Stallone's greatest performance. That's right we are talking "Copland"! Also, this time around it is not just Craig and Scott as they are joined by "A Ghost Waits" director Adam Stovall. Over the course of the episode the trio debate whether this truly is Stallone's greatest performance, defends its inclusion in the season despite it not really being an action movie and talk about how while it is a very good film "Copland" falls shorts of being the crime masterpiece it wants to be.  Elsewhere in the episode, we talk about how we rate the filmography of James Mangold generally, as well as about just how crazy stacked the cast of this film is and lavish praise on Ray Liotta twitchy, frazzled, coked-up (the character not him) performance in the movie. Not to mention we attempt to pitch our 10 part Copland mini-series which fill outs all the dangling plot threads in the movie (of which, there is way more than we remembered there being). Plus, most importantly, we talk about how this film connects to the 1993 Disney classic "Cool Runnings." "All '90s Action, All The Time" is produced by Scott Murphy, Kyle Hintz   and Craig Draheim. Music by Elyssa Vulpes. Editing by Scott Murphy.