Point Blank’s decision not to have Walker kill anybody, John Boorman’s acid trip revenge fantasies, and culture’s perception of Lee Marvin. Then, The Limey’s use of editing to fracture its story, the infamous commentary track between Steven Soderbergh and writer Lem Dobbs, and the way the film uses colour to show Wilson’s journey.
Episode 314: Point Blank and The Limey
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