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Acabei de assistir Onde os Fracos Não Têm Vez e gostei muito do filme. Fazia tempo que eu não via um filme que prendesse minha atenção a ponto de eu nem pegar o celular uma vez.

Mas preciso dizer que o final me deixou com a sensação de que faltou alguma coisa.

Pra mim, o filme passa o tempo todo reforçando duas ideias: que ninguém é especial e que as regras pelas quais você vive não vão te salvar para sempre.

A gente vê isso na história do boi ("uma hora o boi não desvia da bala") e na morte do Carson Wells. Ele chegou longe por causa das regras dele, mas no fim elas falharam.

Só que aí chega o Chigurh.

No fim das contas, todo mundo perde, menos ele. As regras dele nunca se voltam contra ele, ele nunca morre para reforçar essa ideia de que ninguém é especial. Sim, ele sofre o acidente de carro, mas continua vivo, escapa da polícia, completa o que queria fazer e simplesmente vai embora.

Na minha opinião, teria sido muito mais forte se ele morresse naquele acidente. Seria um anticlímax perfeito e reforçaria exatamente a mensagem que o próprio filme construiu: grandes vilões não morrem necessariamente numa batalha épica. Na maioria das vezes, a morte simplesmente acontece.

Do jeito que ficou, a sensação que eu tive foi: "ninguém é especial... exceto o Chigurh."

I just watched No Country for Old Men, and I really liked it. It's the first movie in a long time where I didn't even pick up my phone once. But I have to say that I found the ending a bit disappointing.

To me, the movie spends its entire runtime reinforcing two ideas: no one is special, and the rules you live by won't save you forever.

We see this with the story about the ox ("one day the ox won't dodge the bullet") and with Carson Wells. Carson made it so far because of the way he lived, but eventually those same rules failed him.

Then there's Chigurh.

By the end of the movie, everyone loses except him. He never gets betrayed by his own philosophy, never truly faces the consequences of it, and never dies to reinforce the idea that no one is untouchable. Yes, he gets injured in the car accident, but he still escapes, completes his mission, and walks away.

I think a stronger ending would have been for Chigurh to die in that car accident. It would have reinforced the movie's own message with a perfect anticlimax: great villains don't always die in an epic final showdown. Most of the time, death just... happens.

Instead, the ending left me feeling like the movie says, "No one is special... except Chigurh."

I just watched No Country for Old Men, and I really liked it. It's the first movie in a long time where I didn't even pick up my phone once. But I have to say that I found the ending a bit disappointing.

To me, the movie spends its entire runtime reinforcing two ideas: no one is special, and the rules you live by won't save you forever.

We see this with the story about the ox ("one day the ox won't dodge the bullet") and with Carson Wells. Carson made it so far because of the way he lived, but eventually those same rules failed him.

Then there's Chigurh.

By the end of the movie, everyone loses except him. He never gets betrayed by his own philosophy, never truly faces the consequences of it, and never dies to reinforce the idea that no one is untouchable. Yes, he gets injured in the car accident, but he still escapes, completes his mission, and walks away.

I think a stronger ending would have been for Chigurh to die in that car accident. It would have reinforced the movie's own message with a perfect anticlimax: great villains don't always die in an epic final showdown. Most of the time, death just... happens.

Instead, the ending left me feeling like the movie says, "No one is special... except Chigurh."

Hi everyone,

I'm trying to get the original Killer Instinct arcade version running on my Raspberry Pi 3 with Recalbox 18.03.16, but I'm stuck.

Here's my setup:

- Raspberry Pi 3

- Recalbox 18.03.16

- Arcade emulator tested:

- Libretro + mame078

- Libretro + mame2010

- AdvanceMAME

The ROM is organized like this:

roms/mame/

├── kinst.zip

└── kinst/

└── kinst.chd

The ZIP contains the ROM files directly in the root (no extra folder inside the ZIP).

When I launch the game:

- With mame078, the screen flashes once and returns to EmulationStation.

- With mame2010, it flashes twice and returns to EmulationStation.

- AdvanceMAME also fails to launch it.

Other MAME games (like Mortal Kombat) work perfectly, so MAME itself is working.

The ROM I tried came from MyAbandonware. I also rebuilt the ZIP to make sure the ROM files are in the root of the archive instead of inside an extra folder, but it still doesn't work.

I also noticed that the Recalbox Web Manager returns an HTTP 500 error whenever I try to open the MAME ROM list, although MAME games still show up and launch normally from EmulationStation.

My questions are:

1. Has anyone managed to run Killer Instinct arcade on Recalbox 18.03.16?

2. Which emulator/core should I use?

3. Does it require a specific MAME romset or CHD version?

4. Is Killer Instinct even supported on a Raspberry Pi 3 with this version of Recalbox?

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!