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Dr. Dre's horrible performance
Pretentious hack
Buscemi needs to write/direct more
Scientology power fantasy
Good film with a bad ending
Always plays the same character
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You know that there's benefits to killing from range, right? As well as hitting multiple targets in close succession? Planning for all possibilities... like efficiently taking on a police station to get to your target, or stopping a moving vehicle, etc. etc. etc.
Countless examples where having a ranged weapon has blatant benefits, including those literally demonstrated in the movie.
Announcing it beforehand gives him more attention and more money, which I don't think he's opposed to.
Regardless, it is absolutely a stupid concept. You should quit when you know you're in serious decline, not by some arbitrary limit. I can only imagine if Scorsese for instance stopped in such a manner, and the great films that would have been lost.
I think Tarantino's best work is well behind him, but there's still the possibility of a future masterpiece.
Posting here once again to acknowledge how terrible this film is, and how hilarious it is that it won Best Picture. Pure grade-A clown shit
I could swear I was in the Youtube comment section with this type of conspiratorial "FAKE!!11" drivel being posted. Moviechat is really scraping the bottom of the barrel these days, and that's saying something.
I give him one more year, but I hope I'm wrong.
Don't underestimate fanboy mentality - some people suck the corporate teat with great relish.
100%. He really needs to direct more films - hopefully Flight Risk is good.
A true champion of the fight against white supremacy, don't hate the man for being ahead of his time.
Season 6 is definitely the worst in a lot of ways, and the finale is particularly bad with its illogical character actions and forced ending. So bad that it essentially killed my desire to rewatch the show.
Seasons 1-3 with Chuck and Jimmy's interactions are when it shined the most imo, and was its own thing. They were always going to have to go more toward the Breaking Bad route, and in Season 5 they pulled it off decently well, but the follow-through with 6 was mediocre.
We never got to see the full journey from Jimmy to the guy who would casually and repeatedly suggest murder as a solution. The Kim breakup/time skip wasn't remotely sufficient - there should have been a key moment where Jimmy is a direct accomplice to a murder that suits his needs. Instead it's just "oh he's Saul now". Same thing with Nacho and Lalo's endings, both were rushed and lame.
I won't even get into all my issues with the finale but for me it was the most disappointing thing since GoT's final season.
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