Connections

Clips are shown during the segment on the Cannes Film Festival.

Reviewed; clips are shown.

The Video Pick of the Week (as part of a 2-film DVD set).

Features clips from the film

Footage from this movie is shown.

A still is shown for the "Now in Theaters" bumper. Thumbs up from Ebert.

Warren and Jack practice their moves to Fast Shadow by the Wu-Tang Clan

Gary Farmer again delivers and receives his past tagline "Stupid fuckin white man", adapted for television as "Stupid white man".

Homsar dresses up as Ghost Dog.

One of Pearline's books is 'Frankenstein', Ghost Dog tells her the book was better then the film, which she agrees with.

Ghost Dog and Louie have differing recollections of their first meeting. This is a reference to the story in Rashômon (1950) where people give varying accounts of the same event; Louise is shown reading the novelized version of the film.

In the final showdown between Louie and Ghost Dog, Ghost Dog asks "What is this, High Noon?"

The film contains a number of references, such as when a bird lands in front of Ghost Dog's rifle scope, referencing the incident with a butterfly in Suzuki's film; Ghost Dog shooting Sonny Valerio up the drain pipe is taken directly from 'Branded to Kill'.