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by Captain Crocodile » Thu Nov 21, 2019 12:04 am
i remember it being very trite and very bad but it's just very trite and not that bad
like there are these moments like where the teacher says "and we will call it ... AMERICAN HISTORY X" and norton's character realizing black people are human exclusively by interacting with the world's most patient black people. the score is overwrought. the prison tropes are embarrassing
but you know everyone gives it their all. it's got some good grain. b&w is a gimmick here but it's at least technically well-done. some nice scenery
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by Captain Crocodile » Thu Nov 21, 2019 12:08 am
i remember thinking norton was jacked but he's not
maybe this is the difference between 2019 and 1998
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by Captain Crocodile » Thu Nov 21, 2019 12:10 am
there's a scene i forgot about that was a family argument about rodney king that is just goddamned unbearable
none of it makes sense and nobody can make it work
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by Captain Crocodile » Thu Nov 21, 2019 12:10 am
why did i put this shit on? because streaming services are our new hell
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by scramble » Thu Nov 21, 2019 12:11 am
norton is just such an opie to be playing tough
doesnt work
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by jalapeño ranch » Thu Nov 21, 2019 12:11 am
Bold move to cast not one but two actors from Boy Meets World as racist shitbags. Great casting on their part.
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by Captain Crocodile » Thu Nov 21, 2019 12:12 am
jalapeño ranch wrote:Bold move to cast not one but two actors from Boy Meets World as racist shitbags. Great casting.
holy shit i didn't even register the dad
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by PROBLEMATIC » Thu Nov 21, 2019 12:18 am
ethan suplee is just so goddamn big in this movie. he's a giant and terrifying as shit
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by john plainman 2 » Thu Nov 21, 2019 12:21 am
PROBLEMATIC wrote:ethan suplee is just so goddamn big in this movie. he's a giant and terrifying as shit
I remember goibg to a dog beach in huntington Beach Californiaand seeing a massive dude with a huge swastika on his chest just chilling on a towel on the sand and it reminded me of Ethan in his truck. very inspired casting imo
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by Daft Pun » Thu Nov 21, 2019 12:22 am
i remember ethan suplee being in this but not the dad. granted, i last saw this like 20 years ago
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by furrowed brow » Thu Nov 21, 2019 12:23 am
This will probably sound dumb, but the curb stomp scene is genuinely brutal (as I recall it at least) and an effectively disturbing use of violence
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by john plainman 2 » Thu Nov 21, 2019 12:25 am
furrowed brow wrote:This will probably sound dumb, but the curb stomp scene is genuinely brutal (as I recall it at least) and an effectively disturbing use of violence
It's gleefully cruel in a way I had never seen before
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by Captain Crocodile » Thu Nov 21, 2019 12:25 am
like con air the sentencing in this makes no sense to me but maybe that's cause i live in a post-stand-your-ground world now
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by KALM » Thu Nov 21, 2019 12:26 am
i watched this recently for the first time
it had a lot of actors whom i'd only ever really associated with like one other major role
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by virtuous » Thu Nov 21, 2019 12:27 am
In my minds eye Norton is absolutely shredded in this
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by Captain Crocodile » Thu Nov 21, 2019 12:29 am
this isn't especially violent outside of a small set of scenes
the curb stomp scene is alarming even without the curb stomp but in rewatching it's hard not to think about the mechanics of a death like that compared to the two other people shot in the scene
the school shooting seemed trivial when i first watched it but carries a lot more weight now; it's almost a throwaway, a dumb resolution that has a shitty cliffhanger about the reconciliation of white supremacy. it feels tacked on. this was released before columbine, of course
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by Captain Crocodile » Thu Nov 21, 2019 12:30 am
virtuous wrote:In my minds eye Norton is absolutely shredded in this
that's a good description. like as shredded as a gym rat can get without juicing
but i remember him being yolked. he's not
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by jalapeño ranch » Thu Nov 21, 2019 12:32 am
furrowed brow wrote:This will probably sound dumb, but the curb stomp scene is genuinely brutal (as I recall it at least) and an effectively disturbing use of violence
I remember being told the curb stomping had nothing on Godmoney, then I rented Godmoney and got extremely pissed off somebody tricked me into watching Godmoney.
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by Captain Crocodile » Thu Nov 21, 2019 12:33 am
jalapeño ranch wrote:furrowed brow wrote:This will probably sound dumb, but the curb stomp scene is genuinely brutal (as I recall it at least) and an effectively disturbing use of violence
I remember being told the curb stomping had nothing on Godmoney, then I rented Godmoney and got extremely pissed off somebody tricked me into watching Godmoney.
the problem with Godmoney is it don't want everything it just wants it all
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by virtuous » Thu Nov 21, 2019 12:36 am
The chest swastika looks like electrical tape
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by furrowed brow » Thu Nov 21, 2019 12:38 am
Debbie wrote:jalapeño ranch wrote:furrowed brow wrote:This will probably sound dumb, but the curb stomp scene is genuinely brutal (as I recall it at least) and an effectively disturbing use of violence
I remember being told the curb stomping had nothing on Godmoney, then I rented Godmoney and got extremely pissed off somebody tricked me into watching Godmoney.
the problem with Godmoney is it don't want everything it just wants it all

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by Captain Crocodile » Thu Nov 21, 2019 12:38 am
KALM wrote:i watched this recently for the first time
it had a lot of actors whom i'd only ever really associated with like one other major role
the lingering memory i had was Elliot Gould and Beverly D'Angelo both being uncharacteristically bad and I can now attribute that wholly to the writing
D'Angelo in particular just does the most she can. That Rodney King argument scene puts them both in awful positions and there's a breakup scene at the end that would have been 1000% more effective if we never got to hear the dialog and just saw the two talking from Furlong's perspective
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by Captain Crocodile » Thu Nov 21, 2019 12:39 am
furrowed brow wrote:Debbie wrote:jalapeño ranch wrote:furrowed brow wrote:This will probably sound dumb, but the curb stomp scene is genuinely brutal (as I recall it at least) and an effectively disturbing use of violence
I remember being told the curb stomping had nothing on Godmoney, then I rented Godmoney and got extremely pissed off somebody tricked me into watching Godmoney.
the problem with Godmoney is it don't want everything it just wants it all

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by DatLostMan » Thu Nov 21, 2019 12:43 am
furrowed brow wrote:Debbie wrote:jalapeño ranch wrote:furrowed brow wrote:This will probably sound dumb, but the curb stomp scene is genuinely brutal (as I recall it at least) and an effectively disturbing use of violence
I remember being told the curb stomping had nothing on Godmoney, then I rented Godmoney and got extremely pissed off somebody tricked me into watching Godmoney.
the problem with Godmoney is it don't want everything it just wants it all

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