Devil_666
Super Freak
when Frank stands over Osip who says "You're like my son."
I thought that part was hilarious, considering Frank hated his dad and probably wished he could've killed him. Wrong thing to say Osip, wrong thing to say.
when Frank stands over Osip who says "You're like my son."
Older than that. It was full-blown Oedipus. You know: the guy who unknowingly kills his father and sleeps with his mother?
And when Frank stands over Osip who says "You're like my son."
Ray's dad's words from his dream in episode 3 were pure prophecy . . . the trees, the men, getting shot to pieces.
And the bar musician everyone rags on was the Greek chorus.
"Forget it, Jake. It's Chinatown."
___
That's an excellent analysis. Man, the dream in episode 3 might have been my favorite scene of the season; the atmosphere, the music, the dialogue; I thought this season was excellent. I feel like there's a lot of hindsight bias, as I seem to remember a lot of bitching about Season 1's finale either being too happy, or not ending with the crazy Gardener turning into ****ing Cthulhu, and all kinds of ****. I thought both seasons were fantastic, and it's refreshing to see an Anthology series that actually strives to be different each season. I'm curious what Season 3 will be like, if we get one.
True, but right out the gate Rust was interesting and compelling. Frank seemed kind of lame and out of place, which as Rushmore said is probably due, in part, to an adjustment period for Vaughn. But probably also due to the fact that this season was just more disjointed and less interesting across the board. Rust's development made for a really great narrative, Frank just kind of switched gears at some point and turned into this bad-ass that he wasn't before.That's why they should have waited and watched the whole season.
Rust didn't become super bad ass until his uc stint in episode 4.
Meh. In watching this season, it felt likeI'm glad some liked it but it just didnt entertain me. I couldn't connect with the characters.walking through the desert with blood flooding from a wound until the end. There was hope about the series at first but as it went along, too much blood had been spilled and the swagger was gone.
Where did the blue diamonds end up?
Yeah, that's a big part of why Frank was annoying early on. It was also a bit of a running gag how he was shaking guys down for money every episode. Ultimately, I like Frank, but I think it's just Vaughn's charisma wearing me down more than anything else. I've been a fan of this guy since Swingers. But I don't think Frank was particularly well written.For me it was just some of Frank's dialog was atrocious (also didn't like a lot of the dialog with his wife in the first 3 or 4 episodes). It sounded to me like he was being written as an old-time noir gangster and that took me out of a few scenes. Wife and I will be rewatching the series soon, so I'll see if it still bugs me or not.
Enter your email address to join: