Identity

Ooh.

Identity.

Excuse me.

I've been calling it identities this whole time.

There is never any episode we do about it.

We don't give out spoilers just to let y'all know.

So if you've not seen Identity, go watch it first and then come back.

But

My name is Sam.

On today's episode, we are talking the 2003 James Mangold film Identity, starring a whole lot of people, but especially John Cusack, Ray Liotta, and Amanda Peet.

A stone cold thriller.

Thriller.

recently released on 4K from Aero Video.

We are going to do a full top to bottom spoiler filled recap of Identity.

So get ready for

that.

It's fun.

Identity is just a great time.

It's a great time, and it has fun more with atmosphere, more than a lot of things in it.

Because it's hard to really gravitate towards any of the characters, because they're all just like, I'm kind of looking forward to when they get killed.

delightful 13 minutes of I've never seen an interview with him huh I was like holy shit I love this guy he's one of my favorite character actors of his entire era and I'm just like I can't wait to see what he has to say delightful like so interesting.

He talks about a lot of his other roles, like really good, uh, producing identity interview with the producer, uh, on the set, uh, archival behind the scenes feature at, uh, six minutes of deleted scenes with optional commentary by the director storyboard comparisons, theater, theatrical trailer, image gallery, this essay and, uh, production notes, uh, In a reversible packaging and slipcover.

Yeah, Identity is a really solid but flawed film that I don't even care how flawed it is.

I get it.