The Italian Job (2003)

Same red, white, and blue Minis, but different country! This
week, we’re back in the US to rant and rave about the 2003 very
light remake of The Italian Job, a film near and dear to Jaleh’s
heart. We get nostalgic about DVD rental shops, Napster, and the
summer blockbuster while our heist team heists their way to
victory and Edward Norton gorges on delicious scenery. Crack the
Worthington 2000 with us, dear hearts, and enjoy the fast and
furious ride!


Artwork by jstnmbrwn


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