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I would think that she needed to live in order for him to fake his death. If I recall, didn't she hear him "shooting himself" and then using another victim to burn in his stead? Since she is blind, she would be able to tell the police that he shot himself.
El Cid, with Charlton Heston, was made quite some time ago though.
This part was hokey. It would have made more sense as a motivator if Marta was in the U.S. illegally, since it is unlikely that the police would have gone after her mother. For that matter, I wonder about Marta's immigration status. She had a mild accent, so it would stand to reason that she was not born in the U.S. Maybe she was married at some point or had employer sponsorship.
My wife drags me to them. She even lied to me regarding the television performance, in which she stated that David Bowie played the part of Rum Tum Tugger.
How could, "Aren't you a little short for a Stormtrooper?" be overlooked?
Luke's force projection was dumb too, but it is inexplicable that no other Jedi would ever use such a powerful and life saving ability. This is compounded with the fact that there is no reason for Rey to be so powerful without proper training.
I've always considered the originals to be more like family-friendly adventure films, in a similar vein to Indiana Jones, rather than being strictly for children.
Compare to Luke losing a hand and having to flee from Vader.
The thread is about the actors though, not the real life characters.
Maybe Adrian Brody as Pacino?
Sounds like the Forrest Gump of gangsters.
I don't think it will work.
None of that matters if you judge parents for chopping off their trans kid's ding dong.
I can't wait for Trump reelection reaction videos.
Historically, Henry V ordered that his soldiers wear the cross of St. George, front and back. That aside, keep in mind that the battles weren't free-for-alls, and that the men would be moving together as a unit, much like the Romans or a Greek phalanx, so would be better able to identify the enemy.
You're not wrong, but a large part of the issue is that he had most of his life stolen from him. His skittishness was presumably a result of his near-death beating.
I was wondering the same thing, but I think they must think of him as being harmless, especially if they know his history.
Yes, he actually figured out that Verbal was Keyser Soze pretty quickly. He clearly wasn't stupid, even if he was successfully deceived for a time.
My interpretation is that Keaton didn't even believe in Keyser Soze (as he stated after their meeting with Kobayashi) until he saw Verbal looking healthier than usual, and acknowledged him as Keyser.
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