One of the members of the Acting Activist team is doubled as the Sly Martin Scorase reference

There is a handful of elegant small references all the time The latest movie by Darin Arenovoski, “The theft was caught.” Most of these things are related to the preparation that was chosen for the film, New York City in 1998. There is a moment when the hero of the movie, Hank (Austin Bater), is walking next to Kim’s video, which is the place of a famous destination for NYC Cinephiles during the 1980s and 1990s. There are various references for music and culture that are sprayed around, from his colleague in the room in Hank (Matt Smith) in the villain’s culture to a large number of needle drops used. Even there is a simple self -reference side in preparing the movie, as 1998 was the year The first aronofsky feature, “PI” was released. This film was held in contemporary New York City, which means that there is a possibility that “PI” and “theft” will happen at the same time. Aronofsky-aarfe, which person?

Aside from that, there is one element in the film dating back to a classic championship in the eighties of the last century celebrating the fortieth anniversary of its founding this year: 1985 “hours later”, directed by Martin Scorsese. This movie Griffin Dan starred in the role of Paul HacketThe drone entering the corporate data on the day that a thunderstorm had turned upside down during a long and strange night in New York City while she was chasing after a beautiful and mysterious girl, Marcy (Rosanna Arquette). Dunne not only appears in “theft of theft” in a supportive role as an owner of the tape in which Hank works, but the name of his personality is also Paul, which means that Aranovsky and script writer Charlie Huston had a dun. “After hours” inherit into consideration When writing and throws the actor. Dan’s presence in the “theft that was caught” was more than just a cognitive wink of Skurisse, but Aranovsky uses it more responsibly, allowing Paul to double both as a unique malicious and personal reference in this movie.

One of the ways it refers to “hours” is the “theft” functions is to give the fans who watched the previous movie a hint about the type of movie that is the latter. After all, both films are stories in New York City, and they are concerned with both the secret of the secret city, and while “theft” occurs for several days while “hours after” just one night, both belong to the sub -comedy from “Klemann who gets his head.” Both films also share the same tone as well. “The theft was arrested” is more than Noir while “after hours” is more than a surreal farce, however the two films offer a meal from sabotaging the audience’s expectations, at least at least. There are moments in “hours after” you feel closer to a horror movie, while “arresting theft” has a harsh series inside, one that works as a peanut butter to the spirit of humor chocolate, if it is permissible to speak.

For a person giving a quick look without appearing in both “hours after” and “holding the theft”, they may conclude that they aim to be the same. Although there is a very funny thing about the transformation of a drone to the owner of the bar on the eastern wild and wool, mathematics does not add, at least in the years of life if not personal. Certainly, there is nothing in “arresting theft” to indicate that this may be the same person. However, letters that share the same name are more than just a sign that the reference is made. It also indicates how every Paul is a mirror image of the other, the same person physically but not spiritual. Brash Den are men from two sides of a coin, one captured by matching (despite trying to get out of it), and the other is very full of fun doctrine to recognize a problem until it is too late. One of the beautiful things about New York City is how these types of people can share the same space. Likewise, one of the great things about cinema is how they can also, as in this case, share the same face.