What is it you guys don't understand about the fact that he was in the middle of nowhere and could have likely died without a car ride out.Frank's mouth killed him, the mexicans were ready to drive away and as they were getting into their car Frank said "my million, it doesn't even buy me a ride?" and then the dude decided he wanted his suit.
It's not truly awful, just not nearly good as season 1.Loved season 1. Haven't watched any of this season. Is it worth it?
This is also trueIt is also very different, so don't expect 'more of the same'.
There are different levels of executive production. Good luck saying your piece when you're not even on the filming set.Harrelson and McConaughey were still executive producers for season 2 and so was Fukunaga.
should of run your post past a team of competent postersA lot ofnegative opinionsare about how s2 is bad compared to s1. S2 didn't have Fukunaga working hard with Pizzolatto, and both Harrelson & McConaughey being executive producers.
S2 is Pizzolatto doing his stuff alone, asking Justin Lin (Fast and Furious director) and some other yesman directors to film his shit with as we've seen no actual rewriting (some dialogues really feel like written during some writing intern poop pause).
It's obvious writing /script didn't really go through a lot of people this time. Let's just hope for s3 they hire a competent showrunner to check Pizzolatto stuff in line and creative directors who don't stick to 101 US cop show book.
Watch Cop Rock instead. It was way, way better.Loved season 1. Haven't watched any of this season. Is it worth it?
Haha, watching it all put together like that makes me appreciate this season as some bizarre meta parody of film noir gangster/detective stories.
Yea it feels like he would be better writing and refining amazing scripts for a one off mini-series every few years rather then trying to pump out a yearly series show with a tight timetable.Finally got around to watching the finale. Holy fuck ball this season was awful.
You can try to rationalize the plot all you want, but the dialogue was just terrible. Pizza obviously saw that everyone loved Rust's dialogue in season 1, but he went full blown retard with trying to make witty dialogue. That alone ruined the season. But then you throw on an incredibly convoluted plot and it's painful. The character development was slow and unnecessary.
Really, it's incredibly obvious that he wrote it quickly. He may be a good writer, but not on a timeline.
Disagree completely. Even with refinement on the dialogue, this season would have been terrible. The plot itself was completely disjointed and uninteresting. Gang bangers, mafia, and corrupt politicians/businessmen is old hat. The first season was something different: an intriguing story about the bayou, a strange religion, and a serial killer unraveling over a 17 year period. This season felt more like watching a mediocre episode of Law and Order.Yea it feels like he would be better writing and refining amazing scripts for a one off mini-series every few years rather then trying to pump out a yearly series show with a tight timetable.
Like if they had waited even an extra year, refined the script, and released it as another one off mini series that True Detective seemed to be originally, this should could have been fantastic instead of average.