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Originally Posted by Baby Lee

I thought it was off to a great start, immersive in the milieu without being demonstrative or ostentatious. More of a lived-in world than a period being 'recreated.'

As for the humor, I legit laughed when Lupe, . . . ummm, . . . athletically negotiated Perry off the bed.

Rhys' face while assessing the . . . . evidence, in the morgue, sold the entire premise.

Agreed on all counts.

First couple sentences is a more articulate way of saying what I saw LOL.

I laughed at the Lupe bit too. The parts after too - bit about the tequila and sleeping in her bed. I'm not really sure how she fits into the story, but they spent too much time on her for it just to be ambiance.

Morgue scene was tough.

Spoiler!

I'm PRESUMING when the undertaker told him "It's worse than anything you've ever seen", he was talking about the baby. It was a pretty small body under the sheet.

If so, that's an interesting play there. He retorted quickly that "How do you know what I've seen?" Meaning he saw some shit in WWI which was good.
But also that it was right and truly ****ed up when they showed his reaction.

Good bit of filmmaking there.