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re: The crisp sound effects in No Country For Old Men
Posted on 1/17/17 at 5:42 pm to AUveritas
Posted on 1/17/17 at 5:42 pm to AUveritas
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He can practically write an entire paragraph without any type of punctuation. I know he is an OT favorite but his style is too distracting for me to enjoy. I should have prefaced that by saying that I'm an avid reader. I consider The Brothers Karamazov the greatest novel of all time. Just wanted to clarify that before the OT jumps on me accusing me of not reading anything more substantive than Twilight.
From a fake Cormac McCarthy Yelp review of Chipotle:
See it swaddled in tinfoil on the desk in the bowels of that great tower, a bundle of meat and sauce in a place long ago ceded to silicone and copper. The stooped man eating that peasant food as if in consuming it he can escape to a farmfield in a verdant valley and look down and see blood running from his blisters and say, yes this is work. This is work. Instead his hands are clawlike and ruined by the keyboard and the mouse for he is a thing of bone and sinew in a sprawling contraption electric and of man’s creation but not of man at all. And were he to saw his breast open with that plastic knife and soak the carpet black with his hot blood and were he to look ceilingward like some stigmatic enraptured and with the bellows of his lungs let forth a soaring wail in that subbasement his screams would be swallowed by the acoustic panels and repulsed by the good steel door as if he had made no sound and spilled no blood at all.
Posted on 1/18/17 at 2:30 pm to AlxTgr
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Not sure what your mean.
The Sherriff's dialogue. You know sooo much more about him, how he grew up, his family and view on the world.
You know Moss is a welder war vet who's mom is dead. Other than that, what do we know about him?
Not arguing with your opinion at all, the movie speaks to everyone differently but I just see him as another victim in the F-ed up game of drugs that the one Sherriff talks to Ed Tom about.
"The DRUGS! You've got yourself a homicidal maniac! It's all out warfare" Loved that piece of conversation.
Posted on 1/18/17 at 2:31 pm to AlxTgr
quote:
Not sure what your mean.
The I meant Ed Toms dialogue. You know so much more about him, how he grew up, his family and view on the world.
You know Moss is a welder war vet who's mom is dead. Other than that, what do we know about him?
Not arguing with your opinion at all, the movie speaks to everyone differently but I just see him as another victim in the F-ed up game of drugs that the one Sherriff talks to Ed Tom about.
"The DRUGS! You've got yourself a homicidal lunatic! It's all out warfare" Loved that piece of conversation.
This post was edited on 1/18/17 at 2:32 pm
Posted on 1/18/17 at 5:16 pm to Pettifogger
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fake Cormac McCarthy Yelp review of Chipotle:
Posted on 1/18/17 at 6:06 pm to Carson123987
I'm sorry, Just can't get into McCarthy's writing. I read two lines and I'm ready to take a nap. I've tried multiple time stories read Blood Meridian, but the lack of punctuation and style flat out kills the experience.
I'd like to rad and enjoy his stuff, but it just ain't gonna happen...
I'd like to rad and enjoy his stuff, but it just ain't gonna happen...
Posted on 1/18/17 at 9:21 pm to STLhog
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"The DRUGS! You've got yourself a homicidal lunatic! It's all out warfare" Loved that piece of conversation.
"It's the tide. It's the dismal tide. It is NOT the one thing."
I also liked the conversation Ed Tom has with his uncle toward the end.
Posted on 1/18/17 at 9:56 pm to STLhog
quote:Then yes, even with that dialogue. I can't not focus on what's happening. Moss is involved. Sheriff is an after the fact observer. I don't try to see it that way. I just do.
The I meant Ed Toms dialogue. You know so much more about him, how he grew up, his family and view on the world. You know Moss is a welder war vet who's mom is dead. Other than that, what do we know about him?
Posted on 1/19/17 at 3:39 am to STLhog
Something about bones in their noses and either green or purple hair
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