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If you'd like to discuss Hannibal, please use the Season 2 thread or make an LTTP thread. Let's get back to True Detective here. Thank you.
If you'd like to discuss Hannibal, please use the Season 2 thread or make an LTTP thread. Let's get back to True Detective here. Thank you.
What are the chances that McConaughey receives his Oscar while episode 7 is airing?
Just a quick point regarding negative viewpoints and OTs - dissent is always fine provided you back up your argument and keep it civil. Official topics arent meant to only be a cheering squad, and discussion of a shows flaws is welcome and somewhat necessary as long as youre not a jerk about it. On the flip side, people should make an effort to address opposing viewpoints rather than dog piling posters that they don't agree with. Anything thats universally positive or negative can get a little dull anyway. Please just keep it in the appropriate thread.Sorry, I don't like to go into an OT and shit on the subject usually, as it's full of fans that will accuse you of being a hipster or troll, so I saw my chance and took it lol!
That would be pretty excellent. The money does seem to be on him winning, so it would be disappointing if it doesn't happen.
I haven't seen Dallas Buyers Club, but I saw 12 Years a Slave. Chiwitel Elijiofor will be incredibly difficult to beat this year.
More like Rust having no money and also maybe a little bit blaming Marty for their break up, so Marty should be the one buying the beer to apologize to Rust.
Wanna share with explanation? (spoiler tagged, of course)I'm a huge sucker for murder mystery dramas. So I finally binge watched this show when not able to sleep.
Gotta say, I don't necessarily see why it's as hyped as it is. However, it's still entertaining and has a good change of pace. I do like the balance of personal lives vs. cases and the feel of literally being told bits of a story with each episode.
The way small town/spooky crime stories tend to go. I'd like to think it's sort of obvious who the Yellow King is. But not sure.
That or they have been in touch since their break up. Even though he quit, I can't see Rust giving up his interest in the case.
More like Rust having no money and also maybe a little bit blaming Marty for their break up, so Marty should be the one buying the beer to apologize to Rust.
I've been meaning to ask about the "you buy me a beer" line.
Is that an acknowledgment that he knows that Marty doesn't drink anymore, and so Rust can't buy him a beer. I was wondering if it told us that Marty and Rust had been in touch since the 2002 breakup.
Something along the lines of the boys fight and break up, Marty goes dry, Rust and Marty are still in touch so Rust knows this. Therefore the line. It's a clue that they've been in touch during the period that we thought they were apart.
Maybe not in touch the whole time, but at least post-breakup.
Yeah, the show makes you think about whether every line has a different meaning.
True detective is character driven. Its much more of an existential detective drama than your typical whodunit mystery. TD is an allegorical work that that's littered with symbolism and minute details. I don't think the show lends itself well to binge watching, its something that you pore over.I'm a huge sucker for murder mystery dramas. So I finally binge watched this show when not able to sleep.
Gotta say, I don't necessarily see why it's as hyped as it is. However, it's still entertaining and has a good change of pace. I do like the balance of personal lives vs. cases and the feel of literally being told bits of a story with each episode.
The way small town/spooky crime stories tend to go. I'd like to think it's sort of obvious who the Yellow King is. But not sure.
That or they have been in touch since their break up. Even though he quit, I can't see Rust giving up his interest in the case.
Yup, he was basically saying "you're doing well for yourself."Rust sees his car, that is all. Rust is very poor.
True detective is character driven. Its much more of an existential detective drama than your typical whodunit mystery. TD is an allegorical work that that's littered with symbolism and minute details. I don't think the show lends itself well to binge watching, its something that you pore over.
I thought of it more as "remember the last time we saw each other and you were punching me in the face? You owe me a beer"
It could be a number of things
Also I'm of the mind that cohle went to the police station seeking penance. Sorta "contemplating his own crucifixion" . He allowed for Marty to get his licks in because he felt he deserved it.
Also I'm of the mind that cohle went to the police station seeking penance. Sorta "contemplating his own crucifixion" . He allowed for Marty to get his licks in because he felt he deserved it.
Yeah I can see that.
Well, Pizzaman did say exactly that about that scene :lol
Lol, I didn't hear that video.
absolutely. He wasn't even defending himself for some of the punchesAlso I'm of the mind that cohle went to the police station seeking penance. Sorta "contemplating his own crucifixion" . He allowed for Marty to get his licks in because he felt he deserved it.
It's like Twin Peaks minus the David Lynchy-ness and Surreal Humor
Nothing's stopping the McConaissance. He's going to win.
For a show so grounded in reality, with such complex and authentic characters, it's hilarious how a quiet, aging, balding dude like Marty keeps attracting hot girls completely out of his league, not even half his age, and he doesn't even have to lift a finger for it. Of course they couldn't show him having an affair with a normal 30+ year old woman, no it has to be the teenage bombshell who hits on him the minute he steps into the bar. Seriously, WTF? And please let's not pretend that the whole "oh she's the store employee and just wants to help" (complete with product placement) makes it any more believable.
Just really cheap and lazy in comparison to everything else in the show.
For a show so grounded in reality, with such complex and authentic characters, it's hilarious how a quiet, aging, balding dude like Marty keeps attracting hot girls completely out of his league, not even half his age, and he doesn't even have to lift a finger for it. Of course they couldn't show him having an affair with a normal 30+ year old woman, no it has to be the teenage bombshell who hits on him the minute he steps into the bar. Seriously, WTF? And please let's not pretend that the whole "oh she's the store employee and just wants to help" (complete with product placement) makes it any more believable.
Just really cheap and lazy in comparison to everything else in the show.
It's all about confidence.
And a down payment.
Errr... you do know she wasn't just a random girl he met in a bar, right? He met her in 1995 in the prostitute trailer park, and told her to "do something else".
For a show so grounded in reality, with such complex and authentic characters, it's hilarious how a quiet, aging, balding dude like Marty keeps attracting hot girls completely out of his league, not even half his age, and he doesn't even have to lift a finger for it. Of course they couldn't show him having an affair with a normal 30+ year old woman, no it has to be the teenage bombshell who hits on him the minute he steps into the bar. Seriously, WTF? And please let's not pretend that the whole "oh she's the store employee and just wants to help" (complete with product placement) makes it any more believable.
Just really cheap and lazy in comparison to everything else in the show.
OK if that is the case I didn't realize that. Whether that makes it any more believable, I'm not sure.
Marty is anything but confident. He's just quiet and brooding.
Look I accepted it the first time around, on the basis of "crazy pussy" and all, but when he just steps into a store and then has Miss Louisiana begging him to fuck her in the ass one day later, it's veering into joke territory.
But maybe things really work differently in the US. If so, planesunset.jpg
OK if that is the case I didn't realize that. Whether that makes it any more believable, I'm not sure.
I don't think you know enough women in their late teens, early twenties who specifically go after older gentlemen for a variety of reasons including experience.
Have you been watching the show or did you just want to look for reasons beyond your experiences to drag it?
Yes you got it right. My sole purpose here is obviously just to slam the show and ruin everyone's day. I'll show myself out.
these posts, god damn. You're projecting insecurity all over this showFor a show so grounded in reality, with such complex and authentic characters, it's hilarious how a quiet, aging, balding dude like Marty keeps attracting hot girls completely out of his league, not even half his age, and he doesn't even have to lift a finger for it. Of course they couldn't show him having an affair with a normal 30+ year old woman, no it has to be the teenage bombshell who hits on him the minute he steps into the bar. Seriously, WTF? And please let's not pretend that the whole "oh she's the store employee and just wants to help" (complete with product placement) makes it any more believable.
Just really cheap and lazy in comparison to everything else in the show.
these posts, god damn. You're projecting insecurity all over this show
She recognized him from the investigation in 1995, that's why she approached him. She probably saw him in a pretty favorable light with the way he tried to help her. She specifically mentions turning her life around after that. Pay attention
Can we stop trying to peg Marty or Rust as the Yellow King? This is not that show.
This isn't a show where there's some twist at the end for the sake of having a twist at the end.
This isn't the show where the character's character is betrayed for pure shock value.
This isn't Dexter, M. Night Shyamalan or any of that bullshit.
This is not that show.
Thankfully.
This is not that show.
The killer isn't Marty or Rust. The killer is Marty's daughter. Dora Lang was the ringleader of a group of older women who bullied young girls, and she had enough of it. She's been out there killing other bullies ever since. The latest murder was her way of bringing her father, mother, and Rust back together, so they can have a family reunion orgy based on her sex cult beliefs.
except its not a twist, its all there from ep 1.
it's still the most reasonable theory around here.Sticking with the 'cult of time traveling bronies' theory for now.