That concrete face scene. Sheesh. The watched dragged across concrete and it was solid but a definite departure from that level of gore

Johnny in The Room. Absolutely heart wrenching

Amen

Yeah him. Great guy. Wants to be a bone scientist someday.

Pussies

Both movies did a really good job at mass appeal.

I don't really see a huge comparison to be honest... yeah, they're both quiet outsiders that get caught up in violence but the Driver is just doing his job, looking for a paycheck, when he gets the chance to do some good for somebody.

Bickle is the opposite. He can barely do his job because he's so disgusted by society. He ends up doing a kind of good thing, but for entirely selfish reasons.

Eugene Pontecorvo in The Sopranos

They also pirate the movie! Haha

They could've just put Din's plot in season 3 or a transional special episode between seasons 2 and 3

I know this has jackshit to do with the oscars and everything goes, but the double nomination of andy samberg in the same category had me thinking, can someone be nominated at the oscars or emmys for the same category in two different roles?

And the heavy rain

Wait what

It's so funny because it seems someone pitchs a movie for disney plus, and the executives greenlit by demanding to turn into a series.

But them the pacing breaks. It starts to slows and ends too quickly. All disney plus finales (except for Loki because it got a season 2) felt rushed.

I think that Dahmer would function well as a mini series, lets say 3 90 minute episodes. I would have liked to see more disturbing scenes of him and his victims.

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Will do. Thanks!

crack

Kelly was a cheating whore before he got on the plane

Lol I know. I thought you were trying to be funny

It might even work better as a French black and white short film.

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The Sand Pebbles

Vesper Lynd in Casino Royale (2006)