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Once you hear it, you can't hear it.

6/10 sounds generous

They meant it looks and is shot like tv, they know he has no relationship with Paramount anymore.

Personally think that all of the storylines being crammed in one movie hurts it. If the different stories were introduced across different episodes, allowing better pacing for each plot line and less disruption, it would be more engaging. But when you have to cram it all into 3 hours, it gets real messy real fast and I don't know that spread across multiple movies will help. It needs more space than the framework of film allows.

@@cadeonder3793 oh 100% it has its faults. It ends terrible. Odd way of doing things. It’s no Dances with Wolves but I still think this has crazy potential with all 4 because of Dances with Wolves.

@@MichaelPK03 Agreed, I am still interested to see how part 2 fares. I think if that’s a dud, then I will lose total faith in the grand plan lol the closing montage teaser for part 2 made it a bit easier to see the vision. I can kinda see how some of these plots may begin to converge, I just hope the pacing is better. Really felt like this one lacked any kind of narrative momentum. Still can’t deny it’s cool to see guys shooting revolvers and firing rifles from horseback though!

Slow west is AMAZING

His phone?

She doesn't say right wing if you listen harder. If you're immediately going to that then you are very defensive of right wing ideologies being offended.

@@unropednope4644if you observe my critique of Shapiro’s ridiculous interpretation then you might get a clue that I’m not defensive of right wing ideologies. What I am annoyed by is the tendency to over policitize even the most innocuous aspects of any movie. I watched this again and yes you’re right she doesn’t say “right wing.” What does she say, “right man?” But my reaction stands all the same because she couldn’t be clearer in critiquing the movie for being “nuclear family coded.” What does that mean? Why is it a bad thing, and what should the movie have done to be acceptable in this respect? A movie parents fighting for their and their children’s survival now has some sort of odious political coding? Cut it out, people.

Dude. Pull yourself together.

@@kristamartin2982 I hardly think that pointing out a confusing or weak analysis means that I’m in hysterics.

She says "Reitman" not right wing. Nuclear families are not a political stance. Her point is that it's more understandable that parents or siblings would go further to protect members of their immediate family than a complete stranger or a cat. She's not trying to politicize anything here

for real. but yeah, i'm so glad they only gave Kinds of Kindness 20 minutes and spent most of that talking about Taylor Swift!!

​@@domclegg1225Discussed Taylor mostly.... 😬💆🏽‍♀️

So boring, you can make it fun by taking a shot everytime Amanda says “you know?” Although some episodes would be enough shots to kill you

There's enough current 5 minutes woke discussion in this video for you. "Nuckear family coded", humans dint talk like that.