Other than sad movies, I've cried at a person dying maybe twice in my life, and one of them was my mother
I seriously don't get it
Dismayed at the violence, or whatevs? Sure.
Heartbroken... ? Okay, stretching it I guess, like... do you also break into snot and tears over Inejiro Asanuma?
Ok, not to get "too political" or whatever, but... why are they CRYING for him!? And I'm not talking about conservatives, but like Jamie Lee Curtis?? Who has EVER cried for some celebrity other than North Koreans and Beatles fans!?
Telling people there's an easy way to peel a garlic is just an example of the fundamental self-delusions that bring humanity to its own destruction
Participating in this lie is tantamount to global genocidal ambition, I fucking hate you.
It's often in the best movies, given the best roles - but like a good shy little bitch, it always stays a little bit out of view - never truly brought into focus
I'm fascinated with supporting roles that are required to outshine all others, in order to create a point of connection or anchor or some other effect, many have already pointed to Mike Yanagita in Fargo, but others that come to mind are trauma-man with knife-dildo from Se7en (same guy also...