Let's keep in mind that he's killed before.

Why is it graded on a curve though? Great episode = A. Better episode = A.

Why is it graded on a curve though? Great episode = A. Better episode = A.

Why A- all the time?

Why A- all the time?

Definitely. We still see action scenes suddenly bolt in and out of slow motion to this day (see: every Zach Snyder film). Not to mention bullet-time.

Definitely. We still see action scenes suddenly bolt in and out of slow motion to this day (see: every Zach Snyder film). Not to mention bullet-time.

There's no way that this movie isn't a stone cold F.

There's no way that this movie isn't a stone cold F.

Passion Shit.

Passion Shit.

This is the best "album" album I've heard in awhile. It's all very cohesive. But more than just having a solid overall tone, the individual songs are incredible.

This is the best "album" album I've heard in awhile. It's all very cohesive. But more than just having a solid overall tone, the individual songs are incredible.

Yeah, I agree. I think Hank saying he left in a dramatic fashion is more a reference to Mike's story, rather than a tease for another story we don't know about.

Mike is the closest thing to a sympathetic character on this show and he's a cold blooded killer.

Also, isn't this entire article pointless? Someone on staff doesn't like the Flaming Lips anymore.

Also, isn't this entire article pointless? Someone on staff doesn't like the Flaming Lips anymore.

He was acquitted!

This is a problem I keep having with AV Club reviews. They occasionally focus on external things that aren't really about the album/tv show/movie. I had this same problem with the WU LYF review. I guess I'm the dope still reading them, though.

Yeah, I just watched this. I was waiting for the camera to zoom out a little bit. There were about 4 wide shots in the whole movie. If you're gonna have it shot poorly as an aesthetic, that's fine, but it also can't be lit really nice either.