Michael Kosta

They write their own code of ethics.

That's nice.

Like if you read a screenplay and the villain's name was Harlan Crowe, you'd be like, well, this is a little too gimmicky.

That kind of is making me think of...

That weird Adam Sandler movie, Punch Drunk Love.

Oh, yeah.

Where he gets in over his head with this phone sex operator.

So I like movies where people kill bad people like vigilante shit.

Is that what I'm getting into?

Because I do want to see it.

I like movies where someone does something wrong, even if it's small, like cuts an old lady in the grocery store, and then someone gets to kill that person.

Okay.

In 1971, Arthur and Annie Pope blew up a napalm lab to protest the war.

Ever since they've been on the run from the FBI, they choose their lives.

Well, it's funny you say this because I...

went to Vietnam, and I went to the American War Museum, which is what they call it, by the way.

And that blew me away that it wasn't called the Vietnam War.

Yeah, no, I guess that makes sense.

It makes sense, right?

Of course it's called the American War.