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4000 Dollar Suit posted:I've heard he likes Burger King, holy poo poo this is on tonight. Yeah, the premiere snuck up on people like Billy Bob Thornton.
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Glad to see that Minnesota Nice on the screen again, don'tcha know.
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Dangerous Person posted:You just know he's going to die for her. From the Lady Macbeth allusion it seems more likely that he's gonna end up being the more vicious of the two.
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Per AV Club the book is The Five Little Peppers And How They Grew by Margaret Sidney
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Kampfbereit posted:
I think AV Club had a good read on it. The split screen is being used to show characters thought process. McCulkin's weasel was largely occupied with his family, Dunst was thinking about herself and what she was going to do, but Solverson was primarily thinking in the present. Solverson's split screen was used to demonstrate his focus when investigating. At the very least it had a very seventies feel to it.
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I don't know about previously, but it says Hulu exclusive now.
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Oct 18, 2015 06:02
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It's scary how many people don't understand that hating a character is part of the joy of partaking in media. The phrase "love to hate" has a long history, and penises have nothing to do with it. Narcissists, weasels and people that casually disregard others are easy to hate. Look at the reaction to Lester last season. It has nothing to do with penises, please keep that poo poo out of the thread.
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Steve2911 posted:I really want to look at Kirsten Dunst being a dick some more. What an odd way to phrase that.
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Oct 19, 2015 19:32
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Okay. Let's never talk about this again.
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Oct 19, 2015 21:35
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Parasol Prophet posted:Oh hey look you guys the new episode's on Why would we talk about Fargo in the Fargo thread?
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Oct 20, 2015 03:14
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Well the only reason they were caught was her laughing about it at a party. Doesn't take Sherlock Holmes to piece that together.
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Oct 25, 2015 20:31
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jfood posted:The red, the black, Mike spreading Kansas City's influence... makes me think of the Four Horsemen. Which would make Bulo the stand-in for Hunger. The mafia's all consuming desire to make it all their own, that slick corporate greed he brings. Plus, always eating or wanting to eat in every scene so far. Apropos of nothing. I think it's Famine, not Hunger, and it rides the black horse. I think food is a big part of the symbolism for this season, though. Bear is eating in every single appearance, except the time he was sharpening the axe. Rye is named for bread and Skip is named for peanut butter. The murders are in a diner, with the milkshake mixing with the blood. The recipes of the world. Ed the butcher. UFOs are getting a lot of attention, but food seems like the biggest thematic thoroughfare.
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Oct 28, 2015 08:06
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Kampfbereit posted:It's really not a random pet peeve. He's misusing a technique that is commonly used for a very specific reason. Everything you do on the screen means something. If you zoom in on an object, we assume it's important to the story. If an actor is out of focus in the background, we assume he's not important. Because film-making is a science and is only good when a strict set of rules is applied to it?
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Oct 31, 2015 08:22
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AV Club had a video about it where they point out the similarities between Milligan's and the Gerhardts' confrontation with Lou. They both "end" with someone patting Lou, both crowd Lou and they both end with the victor leaving. They're supposed to be juxtaposed, I think, because Lou win's the Gerhardt confrontation but loses the Milligan confrontation which gives the situation something of a hierarchy.
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Spatula City posted:Nothing, every episode has been perfect, and they are correct. B-B-But splitscreens!!!
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Nov 3, 2015 10:24
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I think you're mixing up your Fargo and King of the Hill knowledge. One Peggy is a narcissistic psychopath, and the other ran over Rye. Molly's mom, who is dying of cancer, is Betsy.
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So any chance this is the Malvo origin story?
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Wafflecopper posted:tbh reagan's portrayal is how i imagine the average american anyway Yes, we are all that good looking. No, don't fact check it.
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Lutha Mahtin posted:My dumb ideas: Ed ran off instead of actually getting in the car. Lutha Mahtin posted:* The Magical Indian aspect of Hanzee's character is one of the most eye-rolly parts in the season for me. Ah, he's the Indian guy: he's good at tracking and hunting, and he was an orphan who was adopted into a white family who "treated him like their own", and now he's a loyal minor-tier character in his adopters' "culture" He followed footprints in the snow. Not exactly a difficult feat. He's a badass, but he hasn't done anything more magical than Mike or Malvo.
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Nov 25, 2015 01:11
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There was also the way he magicked his way out of a basement, but that's neither here nor there.
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"It’s an 18th Century word for dark-skinned Moor. I’ve learned the word ‘black’ in every language, just so I know when to be offended. Russian tcherny, Korean hooking, dolphin eeee eeee eee eeee." Not a retort, just always looking for an excuse for a good Tracy Morgan quote. Also: "That is a 15th Century term for a black pirate. Racist!"
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a cop posted:I know this is a joke but that bit was cool as hell. Showed that they just zoomed the gently caress over from somewhere where there was a ton of moisture in the atmosphere. It immediately drew to mind the dry spot from where Hanzee stole the car, but that might just be a weird leap in logic.
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