FARGO (1996) FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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- FARGO (1996) FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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The Coen Brothers write the best idiots and villains (sometimes both at the same time) ever 😂
I like how buddy flees a quadruple homicide charge by driving one county over. And other buddy arguing over a $10,000 car with a psychopath when he has the better part of a $1000,0000 hidden in the snow. 😂
Shep Proud foot, the native American character is played by the late Steve Reevis, a member of the Blackfeet Tribe in Northern Montana. We were disappointed that he was voiced over in this film. He started acting in Dances with Wolves. RIP.
Why did they overdub his voice?
That is EXACTLY what happens when your car salesman goes into the office to "talk to the boss".
As a former car sales person, i concur but this is only 50% of the time. The other 50% we really need to get authorization. The is s number we can't go under and they are things we are not authorized to provide/ give.
@@carladavis1473 True dat.
Wife's get abducted?
@@carladavis1473 yup... i agree with you. I'm "the boss" and most of the time i give my sales guys the ok to come up with their own numbers up to a certain point.
@@malcolmdrake6137 *Wives (Plural of 'wife' is 'wives'. An apostrophe denotes possession; as in: 'That's my wife's car.'
You honestly cannot go wrong with a "Coen Brother's" film. Every one is so wonderful in it's own very deliberate and specific way. I hope you do more, as your reactions are fantastic.
Frances McDormand, who played Chief Marge, is married to Joel Coen, who directed the film an co-wrote it along with his brother Ethan. One day he told his wife that they had written a part specifically for her. When she read the script she was gobsmacked that they would write that character - chipper, friendly Marge - with her in mind.
Hehe, you said "chipper"
36:43 "well it's a foot. come on girl. do not say police, just shoot him." -Jyn
pointing at the foot. 🤣🤣🤣
When the cop pulled them over, Steve buscemi was offering a $50 bill as a bribe to let them go without making it a big deal.
So weird that ANYONE misses that lol
The contrast between the"Minnesota nice" accent and the increasingly dark deeds going on is amazing in this film. Especially as Jerry's entire life spirals into the crapper over his "brilliant" idea, lol...
A couple things about this great movie you should understand about the offbeat humor. This all takes place primarily in MINNESOTA, except the opening and closing scene in FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA, right near the MINNESOTA border. The Coen Brothers (Directors and Writers) are Jewish guys who grew up in the suburbs of the Twin Cities (Minneapolis/St Paul). For some context, Prince was from Minneapolis and kept his studio and home there.
The way people talked in the movie was spot on. Exaggerated for comedic effect, yes, but still very accurate. How do I know? Because I lived in and was raised in Minnesota the first 12 years of my life. Grew up in the suburbs of Minneapolis. So I instantly loved this film when it came out because of the comedic spoof of the exaggerated Swedish/Nordic/German accents and language usage.
The use of "yahh" is very common up north. So is the iconic "You Betcha". I still say that frequently in every day conversation even though its been decades since I lived in Minn. "Ohh, you got that right". is another one. Etc. The Coen Brothers obviously had fun poking fun of their fellow Minnesotans.
A 2nd running gag were all the FOOD scenes and references. In almost every scene, people are eating. Minnesota and Wisconsin are known for the plethora of BUFFET RESTAURANTS. They are everywhere. Family Style food eating with semi edible all you can eat options. In cold winter climates, people tend to eat more. Especially popular up north are SUPPER CLUBS where people sit at large round dinner tables and are served huge quantities of food that are shared and passed around as if you were at a Thanksgiving Dinner. I've been to many great Supper Clubs.
So all the shots of buffets, huge portions, fast food, etc, mixed with the worms, the planning of food trips pregnant Marge made, and finding restaurants to eat at (like Pancakes House) were again poking fun at something Minnesota is just known for, right down to the scene at the Embers Restaurant, a popular Minneapolis area restaurant I've eaten at.
3rd, the way people tend to talk in Minnesota is friendly and open, but a little guarded. Its called "MINNESOTA NICE". Again, almost overly friendly if you're from NYC, Philly, Boston even Chicago. More open and honest. That's why everyone talked "nicely". But in the conversations with the 2 girls at the strip club and the man shoveling snow, you see there was an unwillingness to be too forthright, or an inability, as they kept describing Carl as "kinda funny looking" with no specifics.
All those quirks and inside jokes were purposely put into the movie for grins.
Hooker #2 was played by actress Melissa Peterman. She is also in the TV shows Young Sheldon, and Reba, also the Host of the game show Person, Place, or Thing.
She deservedly won best actress for this. Wife of the director writer. And no it wasnt literally a true story. It was a helluva story tho.
You two should watch "Ordinary People" (1980). It was a multiple Academy Award winner, including Best Picture. Great drama. Many people forget about this classic. Your audience will love it.
At least half a dozen echoes of this film occur in THE BIG LEBOWSKI.
Great reaction. I love Coen Brothers movies; for my money, they're the best film-makers in the U.S. right now. One thread runs through all their movies ("No Country For Old Men" "The Big Lebowski" "O Brother Where Art Thou") and that is how greed makes people do really dumb things.
I actually _empathise_ with Jerry Lundegaard.
My marriage had similarities. My wife's parents were relatively wealthy, but they NEVER put their hand in their pocket to help 'us'. They left it to me and my widowed mother to finance a home, and provide for the eventual family.
The only thing her father contributed was continual dripping poison to try and destroy the marriage.
So, I feel for Jerry. His constant obsession over money was to provide a standard of life for his pampered wife, that his job just couldn't provide. Hence, he had to practice hard sales tactics, and get loans that he could never hope to pay back. Oh, and he sought out a business deal that would have been lucrative, but his mean, greedy father-in-law stole it off him.
I don't believe Jerry wanted his wife dead, I just think he was a man under tremendous financial pressure who was no longer thinking straight.
The moral of the story?
Don't get married! Be a feminist instead - because 'Sisters are doing it for themselves'!!
(Anyone remember that one? ...long, loooong time ago, that sentiment)
I will give Jerry the benefit of the doubt, in that he may not have always been like that. Wade might have even liked him earlier on.
Sorry? she didn't seem pampered to me! I don't know where you got that....and so, what? This is his family which shouldn't include handouts from the in-laws (or even your own family). It seems that Jerry must have always been a screw up if he would go as far as having his wife kidnapped and forgetting about his son. Don't confuse your story with this one
@@laurelg9586 Not pampered??
She's sat on her arse, watching telly all day, whilst hubby is out hustling for a buck.
If the genders were _reversed_ in that situation, the _sat-on-yer-ass, soaking-up-the-spoils_ person would be called a 'PIMP'.
Double standards clearly, я YOU.
Frances McDormand won a Best Actress Oscar for this role. She has won two more Best Actress Oscars since for other movies. Great movie. Great reaction and discussion.
She's such a super lady
@@concept3009 😅😅
The investment meeting definitely is fascinating. My read is that Jerry's father in law and his business guy literally did not understand that Jerry was asking them for money for HIM to invest. It's not that they were trying to swindle him. It literally never occurred to them that he would just ask them to bankroll his investment. Of course, once they described back to Jerry what he was actually asking for, it's ridiculous! That is, unless Jerry had a great relationship with his father in law ... which is definitely NOT the case.
With how much Wade clearly did not trust Jerry to not screw up anything, I’m surprised he even gave him a job. Well, I guess it goes to show what some dads will put up with for their daughters. Fortunately, it doesn’t seem to usually go so sideways.
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if i had to guess solely off of this reaction, i would’ve never guessed the movie was one of the funniest and well written comedies… like ever heeeheeh
They tell you it's true in the same way that Mike Yanagita said his story was true. And then when you realize it isn't, ... it makes you think.
The show Fargo is amazing. Each season is a different story. S1 is considered one of the best TV series ever made, and S5 is a loose retelling of this film. It’s so fun!
Season 2 is better than season one. In fact, Fargo season 2 is sitting at 100% on Rotten Tomatoes. Season 1 is great though too. Season 3 is good, season 4 was a complete miss. I have yet to see season 5 but I hear it's pretty good.
I watched season 5, then started from the beginning and I'm now at the end of season 4. I have really enjoyed them all.
It’s based on the true “fictional” story
Best dark comedy ever.
If you guy like this there is a Fargo TV show that is also pretty great.
So Happy that you Beautiful Young Ladies are reacting to this. I'm going to wait until later to watch your reactions. I can't wait. If you get the chance, they made a television series off of this movie entitled the same, "Fargo". It's basically a continuation of the movie. They've made several seasons. Hope you react to them. You Ladies are among my Favorite Reactors. 🥰🥰💯👍🤚
It's not a "true" true story. What I mean is, it's the exact story like this did not happen in total, but every little element is exactly like most crime happens in real life. Most criminals are stupid, they get stupid ideas (like kidnapping their wives), but then people misunderstand, things do not happen like you imagined, coz they never do, people get shot and die, people get shot, don't die and shoot back and so on and so forth.
Now you gotta watch the tv show 😂
We don't really find out why Jerry needed money so much that he came up with taking the ransom from his kidnapping plot. We know he was running a scam at the dealership getting money for cars that didn't exist, but that was probably just a short-term fix that he'd have to pay back the money on. From what we do know about Jerry, whatever he was doing probably wasn't legal. Or smart.
If you are a cop or a detective, you do not kill a suspect. Dead people do not tell you what happened!
Oh yah...
0:35 I want to point something out about _this_ part of the film. It's not a sworn affidavit.
32:09 I once heard that thousands of people who believed the opening statement, when this movie came out, mistakenly tracked down this fence and tried to find this money.
39:18 "We checked after filming and saw that it is indeed NOT a true story."
Yeah. I don't know why that statement is there.
it is a great movie but not based on a true story even though it is many of these crazy guys out there especially here in Sweden nowadays, sorry to say. I really like the way they talk with that i guess Swedish/Scandinavian accent along the film. You girls you are just lovely to listen to.
Yes primarily Swedes/Norwegians in that part of the country. At this point they have very little connection to their Scandanavian roots, but the accent remains, and its so damn cold up there sometimes into May and the economy rarely does much, so its not an immigration magnet.
@@D.D.-ud9zt Thank you for the feedback.
Despite what it says at the beginning, this is not based on a true story. It is a dark comedy.
MUST REACT COEN BROTHERS FILMS ( IF NOT YET)
1. THE BIG LEBOWSKI
2. NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN
3. BLOOD SIMPLE (first movie)
4. RAISING ARIZONA
5. THE MAN WHO WASN'T THERE (FILM NOIR)
It's an even better movie once you find out that it was not true. I went years thinking it was a true story, so you gals were lucky to find out shortly after. Jerry was the WORST person ever, lol. William H. Macy played him to perfection. If you ever get into reacting to TV shows, the Fargo series is as good as the movie and has lots of easter eggs from this movie. Virtual Hug.
The guy freaking out and beating with the belt. That was his fault, nobody else. He fell right into the false interrogation techniques, he was fooled, got nervous and said too much
Look up the polka king.
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It is easy to steal money, what is hard is getting away with it! It helps if you are politician though!
Also, if you already have a lot of money, that can make it easier to get away with stealing more. Not always, of course (especially not if other rich thieves need to throw you under the bus to distract from themselves).
It´s a satirical comedy ... none of it being true, watch again and get the laughs 🙃
He killed his partner probably because he just insulted him, or perhaps he was thinking he was robbing him after denying the split for the truck.
He was stealing cars and needed to cover the cost after so long.
You've got to assume some things in the movie that happened to fill in the blanks.
1. Jerry obviously got over his head in debt. Could be something as simple as a gambling addiction. Probably not drugs. We just don't know why he started embezzling $$ from his Father in laws dealership.
Jerry is an incompetent foch up, a regular loser, not a career criminal.
2. The money scheme Jerry came up with was to take the auto loan company $$$ that lends money to the dealership so they can purchase more cars to sell. The loan company advances the $$$ for say 30 vehicles. Jerry as sales manager then needs to document which cars are securing that loan, ie which cars are on that loan by designating the VIN #s.
Jerry FAXED them FAKE hard to read VIN#s, which is why the loan guy kept calling Jerry to get him clear accurate #s. So yes, Jerry is defrauding the loan company/bank that lent the Dealership $ 1million on new cars to sell. Jerry is embezzling from his own dealership, and his own Father in Law.
3. Since Jerry is a bumbling dumb foch, he then comes up with this insane plan to hire a few crooks to kidnap his wife, ask for a ransom of $1 million to cover that loan $$ he already spent somewhere. The dumb crooks get $40,000 of the $80,000 total Jerry is telling them he needs.
So you can tell right from the get go that these guys are all over their heads.
4. For a second you think that Jerry has a legit investment opportunity in some parking lots. Maybe that is what he wants the loan $$ for, to pay for the investment. But he stupidly thinks the Father in law will just GIVE HIM $1 MILLION on his word he will simply pay him back. When Gustafson tells him how silly that is, all is left is to go through with the goofy kidnapping ruse.
Of course all this falls apart because circumstances occur, fate jumps in, a Domino effect is started, and things go wrong and are exacerbated with every decision, pulling in even random hunters driving by in the night and even a parking lot attendant that dares to ask for payment in thr garage.
So Jerry's bad bumbling decision making costs 7 lives if I counted that correctly.
One of the best DARK COMEDIES/MYSTERIES EVER MADE!!
AND YES, THEY WANT YOU TO FOLLOW THIS AS A TRUE STORY TO SHOW HOW REALISTIC THIS COULD HAVE HAPPENED. THEY PUNKED THE AUDIENCE BECAUSE THEY WANTED YOUR ATTENTION.
He doesn't have the personality of a big time gambling loser, and I've known a few, I suppose the screenwriters aren't familiar with how those people act though and that was the intention. Fraud or just trying to make a big deal either to impress the father in law or get out from under him makes more sense. The dumbest thing is the amount of money. It's too similar for what he wants for the parking lot. If I'm the dad, that's ringing off alarm bells. Probably why he wanted to bring the money himself.
Darn Tootin'!!!
The Steve Buscemi character is such a bad criminal. Professionals know not to bring attention to yourself or else you'll get caught. He forgets to put tag on his license plate which brought unwanted attention from police. He argues with parking lot attendant which would put him in guy's mind if he later is made aware of murders in town. And argues with his partner over splitting value of the car when he's already got hundreds of thousands stowed away leading to his own death.
criminals are often stupid
it wasn't a true story btw..... it made the movie more interesting to tell that little lie at the start huh.
it doesn't matter to the story as to why he needs the money.
People have actually died looking for that money. It is crazy.
It's not a true story but was inspired by the 1986 murder of a Danish American stewardess Helle Crafts whose husband murdered her and disposed of the body using a wood chipper.
Do you girls have a IG account?
I’ve been to Fargo a few times. It’s not this exciting. Great film, though, and great reaction! Thank you!
The only scene in Fargo
was the opening bar scene. All the rest was in Minnesota. Brainerd and Minneapolis.
VH.
Now you know, if you don't get that Truecoat, you get oxidation. I've never done this before, but since I follow you, I'll knock $100 off that Truecoat
I am pretty sure Jerry was trying to raise the money for this lot in Waizetta (spelling?). This is why he borrowed money against cars that didn't exist.
I think Jerry's father in law was harsh by just offering Jerry a finder's fee, but Jerry was also stupid in expecting them to invest $750,000 without getting a good (majority share) of the business.
This story was not true, but stupid stuff like this happens all the time sadly. Fortunately, most often, the perpetrators of the crime don't risk the lives of the loved ones intentionally and with little regard for them getting free as happened with poor Ms. Lundergaard.
We’ll never know for what he needed the money. Maybe it was for the lot. Maybe it was to start over. Maybe it was for some criminal debts. Maybe it was to pay back the fraudulent loan he received for fictitious vehicles. It’s as big a mystery as where the money is.
@@MarcosElMalo2 It's got to be either gambling or fraud. For some reason, he doesn't strike me as a gambler, so I'm guessing fraud. Probably it all started just to get the parking lot deal, so really just greed in the end. Heck he could have continued in his job and taken the 75k finder's fee. That's good money back then.
Someone from North Dakota must have done the Coen brothers wrong because this movie is not an inviting/flattering look at life in the Dakotas. Oh yeah.
They just know how to write characters from ANY state haha
You mean, “Oh yaaaaaaaaahhh…”
The only scenes that "took place" in Fargo were the opening bar scene and the final motel capture scene. The entire rest of the movie tool place in Minnesota. Mostly Brainerd and Minneapolis if you had actually watched the movie. That was part of their off beat humor.
Wait till you get to the series, builds off the movie but is better
I recommend the television series "Fargo".
(find out what happened to the money.)
25:15 😬 awkward
her husband is really nice here but in Zodiac...
The guy they pinned it on isn't the zodiac. He had a criminal history and wasn't a good guy, but he didn't match the physical descriptions in San Francisco, none of the prints ever matched him, and dna tests based on saliva on the stamps didn't match him either. The original guy that put the police onto him then said oh, he always would have someone lick stamps for him. He had a watch with the name zodiac and was a career criminal. Probably deserved a little harassment being as how short sentences were in the 70s, but the movie pinned it on the guy who wrote a book thought it was, not the police. It's still technically an open case, but most likely the guy who did it is dead or nearly so, most likely will never be solved.
my only complaint with this movie is that it says it based on a true story when it isn't. totally pointless.
Criminal minds are complicated but they are easily detectable -once you remove logic from your equation.
Not a true story guys not a true story don’t worry
Your initial assessment was correct: Fargo is not a true story.
I believe the Coen brothers are the best movie makers alive today. Almost all their movies are fantastic.
18:19 "Is he goin' fishin' or somethin'?"
Oh, yah. This is _Minnesota,_ don'tcha know? Wintertime fishing is a _thriving_ enterprise in the land of 10,000 lakes.
Yes, and here in Wisconsin but.. you don't use nightcrawlers in the winter. Grubs (moth larvae) .. or waxys.
Jerry is the greatest POS ever !
“What the heck. Ya mean ?! “
i think it's charming that Jyn calls Wade Gustafson "Dad".
I'M not Mr. Gustafson, YOU'RE Mr. Gustafson. I'M the Dad! 😂
11:33 "Why is he like that? He always, like, says the same thing."
Oh. You missed it. See, just now, when Carl showed the state trooper his wallet, there was a prominent cash note sticking out of it. He lives in a world where a criminal doesn't want to make very prominent ripples. He bribes law enforcement personnel in the hope that they will forget relatively _minor_ crimes, like a car not having its temporary tags. That's why he was saying everything more than once. He was offering the trooper a bribe.
Doc Brown’s method of obtaining permits for experiments on public property. 😉
At the end she says "...and it's a beautiful day", it's 25- F and the wind is howling at 35 mph... I lived there for a year, the summer was beautiful...BOTH DAYS!, lol She also plays in "Almost Famous" which is a great move based a true story (REALLY!)
“No blizzard? What a gorgeous day!” 😄
So many of the great character actors in this one. Like Margie's husband was the barber in Gran Torino.
He's also in "Zodiac."
And in Gothica
One of my all-time favorite movies!
A couple of elements of the plot came from actual news stories: a guy who tried to scam GMAC with phony vehicle IDs, and a murderer who put his victim through a wood chipper. The rest is made up.
Frances McDormand (Marge) won the Oscar for best actress, and William H. Macy was nominated for best supporting actor. In my opinion, Macy should have won the award. He created a truly memorable (and awful) character.
Jerry Lundegaard is the biggest schmuck. Most movie villains are strong, or smart, or fearsome, but Jerry is a cowardly idiot.
Carl wasn't very bright, either. He made mistake after mistake, from not putting the tags on the car to getting himself killed over the car when he had $920,000 waiting for him.
The wood chipper used in the movie is now in the visitor's center in Fargo, North Dakota, with an artificial foot sticking out of it.
A lot of people don't get why the story with Mike Yanagita is in the movie. When Marge learns that Mike has lied to her, she questioned her own judgment and whether anyone else had lied to her. That's when she decided to interview Jerry again.
More Coen Brothers movies to watch:
The Big Lebowski
O Brother, Where Art Thou?
True Grit
Raising Arizona
Blood Simple
Miller's Crossing
The "true" elements were post hoc rationalisation after the Coen's were busted for lying.
I don't think anyone would have cared, but they made such a big deal of it like they were honouring real dead people.
Raising Arizona should be next on their list.
I don’t know if they based it mostly on any particular case, but faked kidnapping schemes (for various reasons) are definitely a real thing as well.
this is one of my favorites, great reaction, love the purple. Hard to beat the Coen Brothers dark comedy.The first 2 seasons of the Fargo tv show are some of the best tv I've seen.
I agree. Those first 2 seasons pull you in and they are fascinating long form movies.
Great reaction. You two were very good at predicting how things were going to play out. Thanks again for getting this one done.
Saw this years ago. This movie has such a comic undertone. These characters, the way they act
27:38 "she should stop with that job." -Jyn
rough day. 😆
Yes, the worms are for Norm's ice fishing 🎣
21:44 "They say a lot of 'yahs.'"
"Yeah."
Oh, yah. It's a Minnesota thing, y'know.
You betcha. Ya got that right. I grew up in the suburbs of the Twin Cities. This is how we sound. Exaggerated but true. The Coen Bros also grew up in the Twin Cities suburbs. They nailed it.
@@kbrewski1 In my 30 years living in MPLS, and 30 years of nursing in MPLS and STP, I've come across 3 or 4 people that talk similar to this.
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Well, like I said, they are purposely EXAGGERATING the accent, but come on, I still say things, like "You betcha" and "you got that right" and even an occasional "you're darn tootin" and I moved away at age 12. It's ingrained in my vocabulary. My Dad grew up in Eau Claire, and Wisconsinites have much of the same way of talking. My cousins from Milwaukee spoke very similar to us. The Coen Bros weren't making it up. They just tweaked it up.
Such a rare skill, to be so direct and not let anything violate your boundaries, all while being the nicest, most understanding, caring person ever. I always try this and keep it in mind, but it never lasts more than two days, and I'm ashamed of that.
Fun fact: the brief case used in this one is the exact same prop that held the 2 million dollars in No Country for Old Men.
A tracking device would have done wonders for THIS briefcase haha
@@Lethgar_SmithThat may be what you know them as, but manufacturers of that type of case will most typically sell them as catalog cases.
"Raising Arizona" is another great Coen brothers movie
My favorite is O Brother...
5:34 "I don't have to talk either, man."
Are you sure? I mean, you kind of seem like, for you, not talking is a bit like not breathing.
15:03 "Why is she like that?"
Pregnancy circumstances can be confusing.
Good stuff.
Almost Any Joel and Ethan Coen Film is worthy of a watch.
You guys should start watching Fargo the series. There are more than a few callbacks to the movie. In addition to it being one of the best series I've ever seen. They hook you on the first episode and from there, it's a wild ride. I think you'd both enjoy it. By the way, the two of you are not only gorgeous but insightful. Keep up the great work.
3:40 The thing you have to know about the good people in these parts is that they do not use profanity loosely. People in the Midwest are on the surface agreeable and reasonable folk, even when annoyed or angered. They’re very even tempered. This couple has been pushed beyond their breaking point by Jerry’s sleazy sales tactics.
Donny was certainly out of his element.
It is in fact, not a true story. 🙃
Fictional stories are true for the characters in them. The Coens Brothers made all of us characters of their story. 😄
Sweet thank you for this, having something to watch on my lunch break now, love this movie and love what y’all do 😎🤘
“ beat him like a child” 😳😢
@22:43 You may not notice this but this movie exaggerates the way a lot of Americans speak in areas along the Canadian border. Lots of "Yahs," "Dontcha knows," and "That's what I'm sayin' to ya." It sounds funny to us too.
He worked at his father's car dealership. He borrowed the money from a bank to pay for cars from an auto manufacturer. But the cats never existed. So, basically he stole money from the bank. His character was a f$ckup. So he either initially stole the money from the bank to feel like a big man. Or he wanted to invest in a deal but the parking lot deal would payout quick enough.
He didn't seem like a creep, just lost on how to handle grief. He's thinking he could just replace her, it doesn't work like that, and usually after the honeymoon phase, if even that long, they will become very resentful of you, nearly like, they blame you for the loved one dying. It's tragic, especially when it's your friend. You wish you could do anything to take that pain away, yet there is absolutely nothing you can do.
It's a true story. Imaginary true story. True storymovies are like, well the movie may have a name out of a person who's been living. That's a true part. Rest is coloured that much that the real life person watching the film, could not find out that the film is about him/her. Do not be over naive young ladies.
Prisoners (2013)
🙂
You should be recommending Logjammin' 😂
I think the scene where she finds out her high school friend lied about his wife dying from leukemia helps remind her that she should check back in with Jerry because even the most harmless looking people can be deceitful.
Wow, I had completely forgotten about the guy that came to have dinner with her. It was familiar immediately but I really didn't remember that.
It's not really a true story. The 1st couple of seasons of "Fargo the TV series" are really good too. Remember the red ice scraper & the buried money.
Poor Scotty! he's all alone now, mother and grandfather dead and his father, who will be in jail, is responsible for it!
i don’t know about the other times you referred to but when the funny looking guy repeats himself to the cop, he’s trying to make the hint that he’s trying to bribe him as obvious as possible without being too obvious