A: That is a great speech and Nick [Searcy] just nailed it. Originally, Raylan gave that speech, and then Tim being Tim said, You know, lets give it to Art.
Olyphant really makes the best story tweaks.
A: That is a great speech and Nick [Searcy] just nailed it. Originally, Raylan gave that speech, and then Tim being Tim said, You know, lets give it to Art.
Man, I love Limehouse. I cannot wait until that stuff with Ellen May, the holler, and his people all comes to a head. He needs his own season as the main big-bad. The actor is great, as well and it completely blew my mind when I figured out that he was Bubba from Forrest Gump.
Mind.Blown.
Now I can hear Bubba in his voice.
Olyphant really makes the best story tweaks.
Hey 'gaff, help me out with two questions I can't remember if they've been answered yet about this season:
Did anyone ever talk about finding the plane crash, since Drew originally parachuted out? I mean that plane he was flying had to crash somewhere after he jumped (though I guess it's inconsequential, just curious).
Also - have we yet to discover why Arlo asked Cairn to get those bags out of the wall in the first place? Or was that BS and the kids were actually just after the wire in the season premiere and found them by accident?
God bless this show.
First thing we're going to do is we're going to acknowledge that this guy's awesome!
What?!
I mean, he shoots Theo Tonin, fakes his own death in a spectacular fashion, pushes a guy out of an airplane while he's flying it, parachutes into Harlan County with enough coke and cash to jump start the economy of a small country, and then he has the balls to get a job in law enforcement not once but two times! He spends a couple days riding around with you while you're looking for him and now he's run off with a hooker that's half his age! That's some badass shit!
It's pretty badass...
Wait, Mike and Wynn both sleep in the Winnebago?
Not too many JUSTIFIED screencaps this week; ep was compositionally kinda blah compared to the show's usual. Six Tweets, three shots.
#1 Nice establishing shot in Boyd's bar, triangulating him & henchmen; wish they'd held it longer
#2 Raylan and Rachel exposition-ing near start of ep; nice use of rearview mirror to create "eye contact."
#3 Nifty shot, probably crane? Reminds me of the iconic Tara oak shots in GWTW. (a) Starts looking up at canopy:
#3 cont'd: (b) shot ducks to ground, picking up Shelby, pulls further back, wide lens exaggerating depth
#3 cont'd (c) shot comes to rest w/Shelby, Boyd, Ava , trunk embracing them. Sprig of green in FG really pops
Agreed, but his noting it is enough for me to go back and take a second look. I don't pick up on much of the technical/direction stuff while watching the first time.Screencaps really don't seem to do that tree shot justice. In motion it seemed a lot nicer.
Agreed, but his noting it is enough for me to go back and take a second look. I don't pick up on much of the technical/direction stuff while watching the first time.
Drew and Ellen May's exchanges were great and emotional, as so it was seeing Ellen May spitting on Ava's bitchface, that cold hearted bitch.
Best moment of the episode, straight up. Searcy sold that shit so well. I was laughing so hard. Fuck yeah. I love Drew/Shelby. Both he and Ellen May were great this episode. I love how Beaver plays the bad guy turned good.
Wouldn't it be awesome if the season ended with Shelby shooting Nick Augustine in the eye and then escaping to Mexico, leaving everyone scratching their heads?
I love the little musical track that plays in Shelby's scenes... dunno what it's called, but it's just soft guitar strumming. It's really nice.
Wait, Mike and Wynn both sleep in the Winnebago?
More via the link.“I think Tim was fairly undefined in the show’s first season,” he explains. “I’d done a couple of TV pilots before that didn’t go anywhere, and with those, I made very specific [acting] choices with my character. I wound up not being very pliable when it came to direction. I couldn’t go very far with the character and I’d be rather stiff in my acting. With Justified, I decided not to make any choices until I saw them specifically laid out in the script.
“Because of that, in the first season I didn’t do much other than deliver information and do some utility work, so you were left with kind of a bland, nothing character. In-between the first and second seasons, I did a bunch of mental ‘pushups’ and adopted a different type of approach. So with my character, it turned out to be, I feel, a complete do-over when you compare seasons one and two to each other. I’m rather proud of the fact that I had the guts to do that.
“So Tim has become better defined and more specific in terms of his accent, his walk, the way he carries himself, etc. Between the second season and now [season four] I feel I’ve also given him sort of a laconic, deadeye spirit as well as gone for a bit more goofiness, I guess you could say, and made him somewhat closer to who I am as a human being. I’m far more at ease now in playing around with my performance and it feels good,” enthuses Pitts.
They've said they're purposely coy with Wynn's sexuality, but this episode pretty clearly put them in the "platonic" category.But not together, which is part of the mystery Graham Yost purposefully is creating.
They've said they're purposely coy with Wynn's sexuality, but this episode pretty clearly put them in the "platonic" category.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but Wynn Duffy and Nicky both work for Theo. But Wynn is working with Johnny independently (and keeping Boyd out of the loop), while Nicky is dealing with Boyd. How do they (Wynn and Nicky) not know what the other one's doing? More specifically, why is Nicky not keeping Wynn informed about how the search is going when that's the reason Wynn is in Harland in the first place?Johnnys in trouble, too, with Wynn, but Boyds in worse trouble because hes dealing directly with Nicky and Theo?
Right. And to an extent, Johnny could imagine that by Theo being taken down, that would also solve a lot of things for Wynn. Theres the problem of working for someone as powerful as Theo Tonin, which is he can have you killed at any time. But if hes gone, then things could kinda just go back to the way things were.
She was! I thought I was going crazy.Ava was looking pretty old that episode.
Next week Ava gets Ellen Mae'd Believe.
Ava was looking pretty old that episode.
No she wasn't.
She looks ravishing.
I don't remember Thoe having a fake eye when we saw him last season.
He's blind in that eye. You can see how it's clouded and milky.
The show... has a lot of problems.
"Balls"
Supernatural callback! BOBBY!!!
I agree. Like, why are there only 13 episodes a season? Should be a new one every week. Also, how am I supposed to enjoy such subpar writing on other shows after watching the Justified characters bounce off of each other flawlessly?
Oh Justified, y u got so much problems?
Did Colt wear different clothes in the entire season at all?