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crazy fucking ending, damnnnnnnnnnnnnn
I can't remember a role like this before, Rachel McAdam's character. She's basically the grizzled, bitter, unlikeable pulp detective, disrespecting dames and fighting the brass, - but a woman. This is great.
While I enjoy it, the cynic in me says that they just did a gender swap due to the criticism of season 1. They could have written something more nuanced than stereotypical male tv detective, but a woman
nice poster
Meanwhile, Colin is thinking only about that McAdams ass.
Meanwhile, Colin is thinking only about that McAdams ass.
Big set action in season 1 was episode 4 as well, no?
I love this ending. Set up like the triumphant end of some Hollywood shootout where the buddy cops give each other high five's, but instead it hits them - first with what it means to them and their careers, then how truly horrible it all is.
Dexter was great up until that last season, this..... This... This.. I should have known better... To me True Detective started and ended with season 1The vitriol for this show is kind of out of whack here. I don't understand post after post of snide commentary. The response seems even worse than Dexter, which was hands-down, a terribly written and acted show.
The vitriol for this show is kind of out of whack here. I don't understand post after post of snide commentary. The response seems even worse than Dexter, which was hands-down, a terribly written and acted show.
Come on, this season isn't THAT bad. It's not as good as season one, and probably won't get there, but I still think there is room for it to go to some interesting places.Dexter was great up until that last season, this..... This... This.. I should have known better... To me True Detective started and ended with season 1
Dexter was great up until that last season
Dexter was great up until that last season, this.....
The vitriol for this show is kind of out of whack here. I don't understand post after post of snide commentary. The response seems even worse than Dexter, which was hands-down, a terribly written and acted show.
Some of you guys are really insecure about the criticism. Why wouldn't people watch it when it airs on a Sunday night? Shit has nothing to do with who sees it.They also watch the show as soon as possible to make sure their comments are heard by many.
Dexter was great up until that last season, this..... This... This.. I should have known better... To me True Detective started and ended with season 1
Dexter was great up until that last season,
The story is just not doing it for me from any angle. It just feels like everything is stuck in first gear with nowhere to go.
Kitsch struggling with his sexuality, Vaughn's business deals, Farrell and his son, it's all just terribly uninteresting and it's all we've gotten for four episodes. McAdams is the only character I am gravitating towards in any way.
I'd like to know this tooThis must have slipped my mind - can someone explain to me where the lead with Ben Caspere's watch came from? I know Dixon and Woodrugh followed up on it with some pawn shop in this episode, which is what led them to the pimp, but I couldn't recall what exactly brought them there, and why it was the two of them who followed up on it. Basically, I know what came of it, but I don't know what the setup was.
The vitriol for this show is kind of out of whack here. I don't understand post after post of snide commentary. The response seems even worse than Dexter, which was hands-down, a terribly written and acted show.
That watch was missing the lettering on the bottom part of the watch face.
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That green and black aura.Velcoro and company got a plot armor so thick, the hippie father could see it.
Some of you guys are really insecure about the criticism. Why wouldn't people watch it when it airs on a Sunday night? Shit has nothing to do with who sees it.
That watch was missing the lettering on the bottom part of the watch face.
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It's hard to discuss the story when there's little to even be said about it. Several people have mentioned it -- we've barely gotten anywhere at the halfway point. And the places we have gotten are all pretty uninteresting. The word boring would dominate a word cloud of this thread. And that criticism falls directly on the writing, which again goes back to pizzaman.Nah, not at all. It's just the internet echo-chamber and rottentomato-ization of entertainment that is getting to me here. It was like one relevant critic said some damning things and it's suddenly gospel, and then parroted endlessly to the point where it drowns out any objective opinions. It's definitely happening in this thread here and there.
There are some actual good points and criticism going on, no doubt. No one's saying this show isn't without its problems. And the series helmer doesn't do much to let it speak for itself. Granted.... But it's kind of impossible to even discuss the core story here. I'm actually hesitant to post any thoughts or discussion on the actual crime stuff happening because they are usually washed over by 10 posts about Vince Vaughn. I'm actually digging the Rachel McAdams character, and Colin Farrell's character seems like a tragic timebomb waiting to explode, but expressing that means you get naysay'ed and dismissed.
Not everything's been a homerun, and I've cringed or cocked my head at some lines, but that's the case with most shows and movies for me. And unlike what seems like a lot of this thread's avid posters, I'm not reacting through a prism of hate for the creator. I don't read EW and I could give a fuck about what he says to drum up press. I'll let the show and its end result represent him. The interviews and critical hyperbole can fade in the wind for all I care.
That stuff is a bit silly.How can you talk about quality of writing and then say 'pizza man' like that is some kind of burn?
looooooooooool @ that explosion effect
Who said it's a burn and how are the two related?How can you talk about quality of writing and then say 'pizza man' like that is some kind of burn?