I re-watched the Christopher Walken/Dennis Hopper scene in True Romance just the other day. And though I can't remember any specific scenes from Enemy of the State, I remember it was so well-done it made me paranoid for a week.
I don't know what caused Tony Scott to commit suicide, but I hope he finds the peace in the next life that apparently eluded him in this one.
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We can debate the quality of his films all day long, but there is no doubt about the influence that Scott's unique style had on modern film-making. He's the godfather of the Bay-Bruckheimer model, and a pioneer of action film editing and shooting. He's a left a mark on his industry possibly even greater than that of his brother, and should be remembered for that if nothing else. Rest in peace, Tony.