It’s indelible. So good.
Like I said, we just watched this in the last few months. It’s no longer on Netflix so we’re going to watch something else.
There were some movies like Inception, Snowpiercer, and Drive that we passed over bc I said I wanted to watch something that wasn’t likely for a Watch Party. We’re watching a recently made western call Badland.
Ttyl broes.
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Thanks Irish. A happy viewing for you and Iris!
I’m out for now - buffering issues got me way behind. I’ll come back in later with my thoughts.
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I’m down for Drive soon
Baby Driver also
Just watched Snowpiercer and Inception (again) in past month
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We can pause if buffering is better
I’d even do a double feature if anyone else wants.
Easy to watch movies in my theater. 150” screen 4k projector (this movie isn’t 4k tho)
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It’s fine I need to do a couple things and pause for it anyway.
You gonna finish it? You were the one who hadn’t seen it I think
Come on suzz. What can we do to keep you? Your first viewing is a delight for us.
I want to go to there
These two remind me of Marge Gunderson and her deputy in Fargo.
The Coens and McCarthy was the perfect marriage.
Sad we could not say the same about McCarthy and Ridley Scott, though I enjoy watching The Counselor every now and then.
He’s so smart to get multiple rooms and put it in a different room’s vent but not smart enough to check to see what’s in the bag.
I think this is so gripping in part for the same reason Breaking Bad was so gripping. The three main characters are relentlessly proactive. It’s the same thing that draws me to the excellent Redford film All Is Lost, or the George Clooney masterpiece The American. There’s something satisfying about watching a character take deliberate steps to solve a problem one piece at a time.
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Well said
I love the shower curtain pull over
It’s so sad. That poor guy.
Chigurh is so awesome. So methodical in every thing he does. Single-minded, focused, smart, never distracted, no unnecessary movements.
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