sanjutarak
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Am a big fan of cowboy movies. Love the brownishness of them.
This movie has been splendidly shot. Taylor Sheridan's hand is clearly visible in all the aspects. I found meself hootin' and hurrayin' many a time while watching it.
The story is about a brother duo who go about robbing banks to cover their mortgage payments. Two cops are after them. A bit of a cat-and-mouse game in the climax.
The most I liked is the limited number of cast. There aren't no dead weights anywhere throughout the movie. Four people, two cops and two robbers.
Highly recommended if you are into cowboy hats and hoarse sounding tough guy characters!
This movie has been splendidly shot. Taylor Sheridan's hand is clearly visible in all the aspects. I found meself hootin' and hurrayin' many a time while watching it.
The story is about a brother duo who go about robbing banks to cover their mortgage payments. Two cops are after them. A bit of a cat-and-mouse game in the climax.
The most I liked is the limited number of cast. There aren't no dead weights anywhere throughout the movie. Four people, two cops and two robbers.
Highly recommended if you are into cowboy hats and hoarse sounding tough guy characters!
Gave me nightmares for two straight nights while I watched the series. But I gotta say Peters is outstanding as Dahmer. Excellent and painfully realistic portrayal of a serial killer. The actor who did Lionel's role needs a special mention. He simply was a wormhole which I used to dive back into time and understand a father's conflicting emotions in such a situation. I would have been disappointed had this been a documentary because there are enough serial killer documentaries out there.
The fictionalised real story of an infamous serial killer is what drew my attention to this.
Caution: Those who are averse to violence, please stay away from this. But if you wanna know how the mind of a serial killer works, you came to the right place.
The fictionalised real story of an infamous serial killer is what drew my attention to this.
Caution: Those who are averse to violence, please stay away from this. But if you wanna know how the mind of a serial killer works, you came to the right place.
My fling with this series dates back to the time when i have started watching "Twin Peaks". That series didn't augur much with me as it was a bit quiet and prosaic. Then i thought I'd never watch 90s series again. But I was lured into watching the Sopranos by the mere rating in Imdb.
And again, the first two to three episodes, I felt, were real boring(actually they won't be anyone; I have watched em with a misplaced aversion towards 90s web series). And I didn't stop from there. It was such a brilliant series. Very beautifully written.
The major chunk of the series comprises ceaseless banter and people gorging on food in restaurants, which lent a rather candid feel to all the episodes. The craft of the characters etchers are second to none. Christopher, a hothead. Tony, aggressively condescending. Sil, pliant errand man with that undershot mouth. Paulie, horrible ruminator with unrelenting nostalgia(my favorite character of the whole series). AJ, ADHD-afflicted and so conflicting and annoying. Melfi, the apathetic shrink.
There were some questions left answered for me in the end, of course. But i don't like to talk about them as they might be spoilers.
Go watch it. I am not sure if you'd like it or not. But, The Sopranos is always worth a try.
And again, the first two to three episodes, I felt, were real boring(actually they won't be anyone; I have watched em with a misplaced aversion towards 90s web series). And I didn't stop from there. It was such a brilliant series. Very beautifully written.
The major chunk of the series comprises ceaseless banter and people gorging on food in restaurants, which lent a rather candid feel to all the episodes. The craft of the characters etchers are second to none. Christopher, a hothead. Tony, aggressively condescending. Sil, pliant errand man with that undershot mouth. Paulie, horrible ruminator with unrelenting nostalgia(my favorite character of the whole series). AJ, ADHD-afflicted and so conflicting and annoying. Melfi, the apathetic shrink.
There were some questions left answered for me in the end, of course. But i don't like to talk about them as they might be spoilers.
Go watch it. I am not sure if you'd like it or not. But, The Sopranos is always worth a try.
