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is not that "everything sucks" but House of Cards was at its best with Frank and Claire maneuvering to get to the White House, but the plot with them ruling as well as discarding things left right and centre with no major repercussions (a massive clusterfuck in Palestine and no big deal? sheesh) as gone downhill pretty fast and now there is the no small issue of reality beating the poo poo out of its plot
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House of Cards truly has a problem of working like a tv series when netflix affords them an absurd amount of flexibility they get rid of characters and plots like a 90s tv drama edit (because I justposted and didn't finish): the writer is a fantastic example of a character that was added for... what reason Lucas got shot for what (ok that might be a commentary on post-facts presidencies and what not) remember that if the writers are actually keeping pace on things, the american social service net is gone, an educational reform went through that fucks everything up, FEMA is done, poo poo has gone down in Palestine that would have actually led to a very hot war and so forth but nevermind forget everything also the actor playing conway is pretty bad for a politician character imho dead gay comedy forums fucked around with this message at 16:28 on May 31, 2017 |
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the thing I dislike most about house of cards right now is where are the people trump can't have a random fart without 3 different leaks to the WaPo, an illegal president with this amount of poo poo should be on the rails all the time like I said before the showrunners forget plots and structure for a supposed sake of the immediate
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Antti posted:So, again, I've watch S1 and S2 and Frank suddenly caring about money instead of power is a ridiculous contrivance. I mean, gently caress, season 2 is basically all about an adversary of Frank's (Tusk) who has loads of money and who Frank fucks over. loving hell the whole "power is a building of stone" speech was brilliant in the characterization of frank, now that is one hell of a 180-degrees turn
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