That line was only clunky or cliche until he finished it off with "meat spilling out of the hole where her face used to be". I was already fully invested in the monologue, which was fantastic, but that line was brutal.

Fair enough. Many of the rifles the guys on the roof had were equipped with scopes and didn't look like tactical AR's. I'm not a gun expert but that setup usually seems to be shorthand for "sniper" in movies and TV.

I would assume that the cops in sniper positions with sniper rifles would, in fact, be snipers. Not saying it'd be a super easy shot but with a dozen trained marksman firing at least a hundred rounds over the course of that scene, yes, somebody should have scored better than a glancing arm shot.

Not for anybody with the word "sniper" in their job title.

I think it's just the pick-ups from a bass guitar. There's actually a YouTube video where he explains his whole set-up.

As someone who will occasionally walk into the woods in winter to enjoy the stillness and listen to the tress creaking I didn't mind the long landscape shots. I thought Glass was reasonably well established as a character. They could have done more but his motivations are dirt simple and, I think, universally…

As someone who will occasionally walk into the woods in winter to enjoy the stillness and listen to the tress creaking I didn't mind the long landscape shots. I thought Glass was reasonably well established as a character. They could have done more but his motivations are dirt simple and, I think, universally…

I know this is a year old but I'm watching this show on Netflix right now (I think it's pretty good, could be better) and I said nearly the exact same thing to my roommate who was passing through at the time. "This guys is like a budget Tom Hiddleston."
"Who's Tom Hiddleston?"
"Loki"
"…..Yes."

How could you possibly call this episode "humorless"? I was laughing so hard after the "videos of cats" line I had to rewind a good 2 minutes to catch what I missed.