I'd be fine with Morgan's plan if the wolf were capably detained. Instead, he's just kind of sitting there, with his hands tied.
I'd be fine with Morgan's plan if the wolf were capably detained. Instead, he's just kind of sitting there, with his hands tied.
Schrodinger's Token Black Character both exists and doesn't exist at once.
The arguments for shooting on digital has little to do with projection equipment breaking down, though.
This one was particularly antique. I've heard no breakdown complaints about other wide releases of 70mm movies, notably Christopher Nolan's Interstellar. The machines that most commonly will be used are much newer than the one Tarantino used.
It was a gimmick in using a vintage projector. It was a stunt. If this were a modern projector the part could have been replaced in moments.
Just like the Two and a Half Men thing.
Archer and Sunny and Louie as well, three of the best comedies of the past decade.
As a Midwesterner, I was thinking that too. Unless you're really scared of somebody, you generally let them in. Particularly to a cop, particularly into a place of business.
Maybe dumb question: is the diner the slaughter he was referencing to Molly in Season 1? The Sioux Falls Massacre? Or is there some other huge bloodshed on the horizon?
"That truecoat, though…"
Strikes me as more of a blessing than anything.
I think I'd be like, "Fuck, nobody got me any balloons."
The execution of the waitress really fucking disturbed me. The timing of the shot, the way her body moved… absolutely disgusting. This show and Coen movies have that in common. Violence has a sickening gravity to it, an awkwardness that comes wtih ending someone's life. It's the definition of imposing your will on…
Meat grinders tend to be able to chew up bone, they just might make an awful noise depending on how expensive/nice they are. That's why you sometimes get bonechips in burgers.
Leeeet's not go ahead and discount either possibility.
It makes sense though - if Mike wants to blend in with these white gangsters and midwesterners, he's gotta adopt a cultural affectation that they'd be comfortable with. If he talked like a dude from Detroit all the time, they could easily disregard him as just another black dude.
Especially as Mike had two backups. If Malvo had two guys from his syndicate backing him up and some country cop threatened him, that cop would be dead instantly and he'd probably make the two guys clean it up.
So I heard this Fallout game has a lot of bugs… I thought they just meant radroaches!! :P #GamerJokes
As opposed to the usual 9.
It's true, but they reaaaally leaned into that in 4. I dreaded my conversations with the gunrunner where he'd tell me what horrible hardship these women went through to lead them here. But I needed to hear it.