What?  They left it ambiguous as to if it was an accident from a wave or intention killing.  The sound editing makes it highly unclear. 

The way Once Upon a Time... is structured sort of just as “a week in the life of these guys”, I could watch this. Just 20 hours of these 1960s Hollywoods dudes lives. I’m in.

Unedited footage of senate arguments.

He stops by the house looking for someone.

One of the things I liked about the film (which I liked a lot) is that I believe Manson has just one very creepy cameo (the shot where he sort of tries to look behind or around a character is superb, at least in my memory!). More of him would definitely be to the detriment of the film.

Have you seen the movie? The dude has an inconsequential 10 seconds on screen. 

I’m going to film 100 hours of footage and cut it down to 20 hours just to prove you wrong.

No, that's all for Quentin.

I can’t wait to see the 96-hour Lucas cut of Phantom Menace. I hear you get to watch the trade embargo happen in real time!

It’s fairly mind boggling to me that we never got a full Kill Bill cut.

Does that include the 6 hours of Margot Robbie’s feet that Tarantino filmed for his personal collection?

Take these kids away from her immediately. Full stop. No “well you get to see them during...” No, you lost that right. For good.

It’s definitely an intentional costuming choice, too.

I love how that line is meaningless and yet makes perfect sense at the same time.

From the same scene, Bucky having read the Hobbit when it came out is a hilarious sort-of callback to Steve getting Nick Fury’s Wizard of Oz reference in Avengers.

OK, it would be stupid narratively to make Walker a racist idiot. That would be making a straw man with a shield and he would be boring after two episodes.

Making him somewhere between “Who does this guy think he is?” to “He’s FINE! I suppose” and “OK, maybe he isn’t too bad” makes more sense because it forces Sam,…

I think it follows on the theme that the Govt would think to be sure he has a black ‘wingman’ just like Cap did, instead of having a black Cap!

I just read this about two months or so ago. I was SMILING ear to ear when they introduced Isaiah and I’m so hopeful they use him in this story. It’s weird how I feel like MCU fans NEED to know this character as though he was a real person.

Legit not sure if you are serious or satirizing right now. I request elaboration.

I haven’t watched the episode yet, but even in the comics, even while being a Colossal asshole, John Walker is at his core a decent person