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Realized it's the contrast with the players. 😎

D-Tony Scott. Music-Harry Gregson-Williams. Scary over 20 years ago.
For many years I could not watch Tony Scott - too frantic. Now I let the scenes just wash over me.

It does nothing but raise my BP.

How are claims staked and building lots bought and sold?
Serious question.

I take that one to heart.

That face tells of a lifetime of sin and degradation.

Is awful 'shouty', but he's awfully good in the role.

And it gave the camp a reason to come together.

The night scenes with the yellow side-lighting.
They're just so gorgeous. You can pause at practically any moment, take a snap, and put a frame around it.

I'm really enjoying Sanderson's sliminess this time around.

These guys are amazing. Al's face after his stroke is a work of genius.
And think about the teeth - someone has to paint Elsworth's teeth every morning. And clean them off after shooting.

Using his fists to beat Alma's dad would likely result in broken hands. The skull is harder than phalanges.

I just noticed that he seems normally smart in the first season.

Is you lose the shock value. Al and Cy both were shockingly evil. Even EB casually suggesting murder of Alma and Seth doesn't strike us as odd.

Just how the Hell do you lift a horse up onto some poles?

Holy Moly! Tom Hanks is phenomenal.
Unfortunately the version I saw was brutally zoomed into wide screen. You know, when close-ups become uncomfortable.

So why is Trump allowed to desecrate it?

Right?

First scene in S1 - jailbird has shot Bullock in the shoulder. Doesn't look like it will fester.
Next - he can hoist him and jerk him down to break his neck.
Speaking of bullet wounds - the bullets always seem to be just below the skin in movies.
Edit: Except for Mose Manuel.