[PREVIEW] 🎙🧚‍♀️ #103 - The Next Three Days

In 2010, Rusty Crowbar starred in a criminally (or perhaps not-so-criminally...?) underrated white-knuckle thriller from the writer-director of the film that stole Best Picture from Brokeback Mountain with a title that could describe any film that includes a 72-hour period in its narrative. But I implore you - don't lock this one away. Bust it out of its snap case and run with it, because it's a smart, tightly scripted, hugely rewarding pulse pounder with superbformances that I incarcerate very highly. Discussed in this episode: Our confusion as to exactly which three days are the titular "Next" Questionable justification for bursting into a home to forcibly arrest someone with no criminal record and no reason to expect resistance Ty Simpkins - the Ty-cast cutie-kins Hollywood Simp'd for The most important button in modern fiction Neeson Needsom quick cash! Buying ice as an icebreaker that will hopefully lead to slipping into their fake-IDMs The US's lax passport photo requirements - "Front on? BOOOORING!" The life and times of David Pintumbler, inventor of the Pin Tumbler Lock Would you a-leave ya wife for Olivia Wilde? The call of a wild Mouss Holding off on learning the location of the house you're dropping your son off at on the most intensely pre-planned day of your life because you need to throw in some unknown variables to keep it exciting for yourself Elizabeth Banks banking on Rusty's banking skills to get her bank into the car Sharing a scene with Russel Crowe! [as the face of one of the FBI's 40 most wanted fugitives] Joe mixing up countries again, this time with a focus on South America The real way they tracked down Osama Bin Laden: through his casting agent. Thanks to Mr. Porter for the suggestion! (if you want to sync it up to the film, we hit PLAY @ 6:35)