Snake Eyes Deep Dive update. Madam Vice president Kirk edition. Ok

Snake Eyes updated Deep Dive. VP Kirk edition.

Thanks to everyone commenting on the last thread. I’ve fixed some mistake and added a few more nauseating connections. Let’s keep it going.

1. Similarity Between Charles Kirkland and Charlie Kirk
   The film’s victim, Charles Kirkland, has a name similar to Charlie Kirk, who was shot at a UVU campus event.

2. Mirrored Shooting Details
   In Snake Eyes, Charles Kirkland is shot on the left side of his neck in a crowded boxing arena. Charlie Kirk was shot on the left side of his neck at a crowded UVU campus event with thousands present.

3. Billboard Date Ambiguity
   A billboard in Snake Eyes shows “September 19,” but the “9” is unclear and resembles “September 10,” the date of Kirk’s shooting.

4. Lincoln Tyler and Tyler Robinson Parallel
   The Snake Eyes character Lincoln Tyler, aka “Tyler the Executioner,” is part of the film’s conspiracy. Tyler Robinson was the alleged shooter in Kirk’s case.

5. “Hey Twiggsy” Line and Lance Twiggs Disappearance
   In the 1999 VHS version of Snake Eyes, Nicolas Cage’s character says, “Hey Twiggsy,” to an usher at the 6:30 mark, aligning with Lance Twiggs, a name reportedly linked to Kirk’s alleged shooter. This line is absent from streaming versions, and Lance Twiggs has reportedly disappeared.

6. Zietz and George Zinn Name Similarity
   In Snake Eyes, a character named Zietz yells and stands to create a distraction during the shooting. George Zinn was accused of yelling and causing a distraction at Kirk’s shooting.

7. Weapons Transfers to Israel
   The Snake Eyes plot involves U.S. weapons transfers to Israel. Claims of Israeli involvement have been made regarding Kirk’s shooting.

8. Hurricane Jezebel and Feminist Publication
   The film’s Hurricane Jezebel aligns with a feminist publication’s satirical piece about “cursing” Charlie Kirk days before his death.

9. Emergency Vehicle Marked “47”
   An emergency vehicle in Snake Eyes is marked with “47.” “47” caps (referencing Donald Trump as the 47th president) were on a table near Kirk during the UVU event.

10. Orem’s Etymological Connection
    Kirk’s shooting occurred in Orem, Utah, where “Orem” derives from Old English, meaning “snake” or “serpent.”

11. Carla Gugino’s Roles and Outfit Similarity
    Carla Gugino plays Julia Costello in Snake Eyes (1998), wearing a white blazer and skirt that matches Erika Kirk’s outfit at Charlie Kirk’s memorial. Gugino also plays Vice President Elizabeth Kirk in Heads of State (2025).

12. The director, Brian de Palma, was born on 9/11/40

Notes on Snake Eyes Home Media Releases

• DVD Release: September 11, 2007 (Movies Fandom Wiki).
• Blu-ray Release: 🤯September 10, 2013 🤯(Movies Fandom Wiki).
  The Blu-ray release date matches the date of Kirk’s shooting (September 10).

Thoughts on Previews in the 1999 U.S. VHS Version of Snake Eyes

1. Payback (1999)
   This neo-noir action thriller stars Mel Gibson as Porter, a criminal betrayed by his partner and wife after a heist. Accusations of betrayal surround Erika Kirk and Turning Point USA (TPUSA) in the context of Kirk’s shooting. Mel Gibson starred in Conspiracy Theory (1997).

2. Dead Man on Campus (1998)
   This dark comedy follows two college freshmen, Josh and Cooper, who discover an urban legend that grants straight A’s if a roommate commits suicide. To avoid failing, they seek a suicidal roommate to exploit this loophole. The suicidal roommate believes Bill Gates is orchestrating a vast conspiracy against him.

3. The Truman Show (1998)
   This film depicts a man living in a staged reality, unaware his life is scripted. The facts gathered in this list suggest we all might be Truman.

4. A Night at the Roxbury (1998)
   This comedy features Will Ferrell and Chris Kattan as brothers obsessed with entering an exclusive nightclub. A viral TikTok compares a Wedding Crashers scene (starring Will Ferrell) to an embrace between Donald Trump and Erika Kirk at Charlie Kirk’s memorial, both involving a widow. Ferrell was an executive producer for HBO’s Succession, which includes an episode featuring a “Charlie Kirk Award” for a conservative thought leader. In Old School (2003), Ferrell’s character is struck with a tranquilizer dart in the left side of his neck.