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Chug was picked up by the police on his way to a local hotel where he was going to set his arm broken from the crash. He was found guilty on all charges and spent the rest of his life in prison. He found Jesus and repented his sins on his death bed. When he got to heaven he met with Llywellyn and his wife where they hugged, made up realizing and discussing their mistakes they made in their mortal bodies. They were all reincarnated as bumble bees where they currently spend their days collecting nectar and building combs for their larvae. The Chugarh bumble bee ironically only has one antenna and gets lost when its windy. |
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:rolleyes: and if I had paid to see that play out I'd still be pissed |
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IT WAS A ****ING JOKE Good Lord! |
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Because it was. Because, as I already said, the story was not about Moss and Anton and the money and the thriller. It was about Bell. |
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I agree with you on most discussions. However, the ending was shit. |
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well, then, i'm pissed about the misdirection |
Like I said earlier: some people are not very receptive to art.
That's not a bad thing necessarily. It's not a bad thing that you thought the ending sucked. But you should realize that you're taking the wrong approach with the movie. It is a commentary on the harshness of reality, the lack of a clean and perfect narrative in reality. It is art. There is nothing wrong with only enjoying movies as escapsim, but some movies don't lend themselves to that mode precisely because they're art -- they make the viewer think and question and emote. |
BTW -- many of the best films ever are ones that reject the "escapism" school and are willing to be artistic.
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that being said, that is your interpretation of the movie |
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Hell, it was even Frazod's interpretation of the movie, and he's on your side of this argument. |
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I didn't like the ending. Nothing you can say or fling will change that. |
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agreed--and that points out another of my favorite Coen subtlety's in "Fargo", where Marge is talking to her HS friend on the phone after meeting Mike at the hotel restaurant. She "discovers" from the friend that Mike's story about his wife having cancer was total bs. The shock on her face, and her over-reaction were (to me) a Coen masterpiece of understatement. My take was that Marge gave Mike a sympathy bj ROFL ROFL gold! I liked the ending of NC and agree that it fit with the narrative/narrator. |
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