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Dodoman posted:Any reason why? quote:Reflecting on that legacy, the actor also expressed some concerns over the way the character came to be glorified. I think anybody who paid close enough attention doesn't idolize Bell the way he thinks, though. It was clear that while he was smart, his understanding of business was facile at best. He was intended to be another example of self-delusion of getting away from the system, in my opinion. The way he got played at the end cements that. edit: the more I think about it, it's almost like he didn't watch the show at all. The Wire is ultimately making the exact point that he is, along with similarly bleak messages about police work, reporting, politics, etc. Nail Rat fucked around with this message at 16:41 on Mar 6, 2019 |
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COMPAGNIE TOMMY posted:None since on the show they never treated them as humans, just corpses. That never sat well with me. It's the Baltimore homicide department, I imagine it's the only way you can cope with the job especially on a scale like that, to try to distance yourself from the humanity of it. It's why they're all alcoholics too (McNulty's just the worst/hitting his bottom earlier).
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codo27 posted:Omar supermanning out the window, apparently breaking only his leg but just walking it off after a day only to wind up meeting his end as he did As an FYI, this happened for real with the dude who was the inspiration for Omar. Except the window was higher. Sometimes you just get lucky, until you don't.
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