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WeHaveMoreCupsThanYou said:
The entertainment industry doesn't reward art, it rewards commerce.
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WeHaveMoreCupsThanYou said:
Now it only rewards the most woke and inaccessible films that no one wants to watch.
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WellPlayed said:
Ah sorry. The original movie won a ASCAP Film and Television Music Award. So you can't watch it.
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Apparently it's on Showcase in Canada.

Besides which, I have a grey market IPTV service so there's nothing I can't get for free. Knowing what platform just makes the search quicker.
 
Weird. Last part felt like they needed to fill up an extra 20 minutes of time they didn’t plan to need. It started off amazing, then got stupid, then got better, then started to get repetitive and drag, but overall entertaining enough for a relatively painless 10 episode commitment.
 
LeafOfFaith said:
Weird. Last part felt like they needed to fill up an extra 20 minutes of time they didn’t plan to need. It started off amazing, then got stupid, then got better, then started to get repetitive and drag, but overall entertaining enough for a relatively painless 10 episode commitment.
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Yeah this is fair, that last scene felt like it went on....forever....and i think at the end of the day i could have done without that guy's weirdo backstory all together
 
If anyone is a fan of throwback detective mysteries like Poirot or Columbo, or more recently the Knives Out movie(s) then Death and Other Details on Disney has started out very well
 
MyNameIsJonas said:
Yeah this is fair, that last scene felt like it went on....forever....and i think at the end of the day i could have done without that guy's weirdo backstory all together
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I don't know why they went down that path. Okay to stretch believability, I mean there was a ton stretched in that season, but then to get into mystical shit? I don't get it. The whole thing with him struck me as trying to sort of copy Javier Bardem's No Country For Old Men character. I actually liked the character in Fargo, but the backstory was totally stupid and entirely unnecessary. I'd have preferred zero backstory so that the mystery would make him even more of a wildcard. I did get two lols out of that last scene though, there were some funny moments, like clinking the bottles, or the kid interrupting him and pushing him aside when he started to talk about his code. But it was a dumb way to end it, I was sitting there thinking like, what is the moral here, what message is this supposed to leave me with, that everybody has some pain in their past and they're not bound to let it guide their destiny? I dunno.
 
LeafOfFaith said:
I don't know why they went down that path. Okay to stretch believability, I mean there was a ton stretched in that season, but then to get into mystical shit? I don't get it. The whole thing with him struck me as trying to sort of copy Javier Bardem's No Country For Old Men character. I actually liked the character in Fargo, but the backstory was totally stupid and entirely unnecessary. I'd have preferred zero backstory so that the mystery would make him even more of a wildcard. I did get two lols out of that last scene though, there were some funny moments, like clinking the bottles, or the kid interrupting him and pushing him aside when he started to talk about his code. But it was a dumb way to end it, I was sitting there thinking like, what is the moral here, what message is this supposed to leave me with, that everybody has some pain in their past and they're not bound to let it guide their destiny? I dunno.
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Its chilling how much i agree with literally everything you said here.

I dont like being aligned with you on...well anything.
 
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