[ SECRET POST #3948 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3948 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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02.
[Spyro: Ripto's Rage! & Spyro: Year of the Dragon]


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03.
[The Shape of Water]


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04.
[The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air]


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05.
[Brooklyn 99]


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06.
[Community]


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07.
[The Exorcist on Fox]


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08.
[silent/early sound film]


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09.
(Panda and Rintaro, Polar Bear Cafe)







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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

anyone who's a little too far to one side or the other will genuinely root for walt waaaaaaay too long, or will never be convinced by his self-serving justifications at all

I think your description of the show is spot on, and captures what makes the show intelligent and interesting. But I also think you've articulated what it is that put me off about the show from the beginning. Which is actually a twofold issue.

The first problem is that, as you say, I was never convinced by Walt's self-serving justifications. I mean they held water for maybe the first couple of episodes, but after that I was pretty much over it.

But I think what ended up turning me off the show far more was how common it was for people to talk about the character like, oh, now that he's killing people, dealing meth by the kilo, and everyone's intimidated by him, he's cool as shit. I don't think it was the show's fault that a lot of people responded to the character that way, but every time I saw/heard people talking about the show that way it just made me feel annoyed, and I came across it so much I started feeling annoyed by Breaking Bad in general.

[(Anonymous)]

It's really not the show's fault, it's the Francois Truffaut thing about war films

[(Anonymous)]

What Francois Truffaut thing?