"No bookends"? He wrote Collateral, In one of the first scenes Tom Cruise talks about a guy dying on the train and nobody noticing, the last scene of the film bookends this.
The logic behind killing an animal is that they purely act on instinct - they dont have a concept of right or wrong. They lack all of the things that justify (or rationalize) the killing of humans on film, such as manipulation, deceit, malice, betrayal, etc.
If an animal does engage in such behavior, it is only because we interpret it that way - the animal has no way of realizing it.
Dont kill the dog. No Country for Old Men really showed how people care more for animals than people. When they walked up on the scene of the shootout and saw all the bodies, everyone points out the dog. "Ah hell they even shot the dog".
I scoffed when I first read this, but your right. Think of the scene where the pitbull is chasing Broslin's character. It starts off all menancing, then they both end up in the river, which is bigger than them both and therefore equalizes them. Then Broslin gets out, dries his gun, and shoots the dog. I felt bad for the damn dog!
sure check out his confessional on the new reservoir dogs DVD, under special features. He tells the whole history of how that movie got made and talks about his script. All left column, non formatted, misspelled on a regular typewriter...his own words, not mine.
"No bookends"? He wrote Collateral, In one of the first scenes Tom Cruise talks about a guy dying on the train and nobody noticing, the last scene of the film bookends this.
Privatejoker88 2 weeks ago in playlist Uploaded videos
I am pretty damn sure the film had a bookend too. Well.....a bookend at the beginning anyway
kacyjan 5 months ago
In Tomorrow When the War began, written by Stuart - the DOG died!!!
kacyjan 5 months ago
Stevie Janowski?
DafTacoustics 1 year ago 2
@DafTacoustics Brilliant. Dead ringer.
nkh40 3 months ago
The logic behind killing an animal is that they purely act on instinct - they dont have a concept of right or wrong. They lack all of the things that justify (or rationalize) the killing of humans on film, such as manipulation, deceit, malice, betrayal, etc.
If an animal does engage in such behavior, it is only because we interpret it that way - the animal has no way of realizing it.
greatwareagle 1 year ago
waste of my time. there are no rules to a truely good film. this guy makes shitty hollyhood fuckups.
carlos1234567898765 2 years ago
In Jurassic Park 2, nobody said a thing about the body count, but the second that doghouse hung from the chain... EVERYONE gasped.
Teraconseliad 2 years ago
Dont kill the dog. No Country for Old Men really showed how people care more for animals than people. When they walked up on the scene of the shootout and saw all the bodies, everyone points out the dog. "Ah hell they even shot the dog".
bigstabby 3 years ago
I scoffed when I first read this, but your right. Think of the scene where the pitbull is chasing Broslin's character. It starts off all menancing, then they both end up in the river, which is bigger than them both and therefore equalizes them. Then Broslin gets out, dries his gun, and shoots the dog. I felt bad for the damn dog!
alejandro15187 2 years ago
@alejandro15187 if you have ever been chased by a dog like that, you know what the term hellhound describes
pikiwiki 1 year ago
tarantino broke all those rules!
Cuah123 3 years ago
no he didnt
tatedominguez 3 years ago
sure check out his confessional on the new reservoir dogs DVD, under special features. He tells the whole history of how that movie got made and talks about his script. All left column, non formatted, misspelled on a regular typewriter...his own words, not mine.
Cuah123 3 years ago
@Cuah123 rodriguez is way, way better
pikiwiki 1 year ago
Short but insightful. Whole thing would be really informative on the DVD
margaretannem8s 3 years ago
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he is gay
tylerdurdenisjesus 3 years ago