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Snake5555555555 posted...

I do see some kernel of truth in what you're saying, but you don't get to be a neo-Nazi gang leader without some level of efficiency and cunning. Like Darcy definitely knew how to handle the situation, but several outside factors and things he couldn't control or predict eventually led to his downfall, which could make him seem less intimidating I suppose but don't forget Darcy and his men still managed to kill three of the band members and the members of Cowcatcher with the poisoned heroin.

True, and I don't want to mess with your interpretation of events. And I at least see why people would think that. But, outside of dog guy, it seemed like most of his "troops" were irritable, emotional morons. It kind of goes with the territory of being a Nazi, and something I liked about the movie was that they weren't this ruthlessly efficient group of scary machines. He might've been the leader, but the people he was leading were like the Keystone cops of Nazis. He was king of the clowns.

"You were scarier in the dark" was an interesting line to me. They were intimidating at night against this group of punk rockers who mostly had no idea how to handle themselves in an actual fight. Then you get a good look at them and you're like "...wow these guys kinda suck."

BetrayedTangy posted...

Aw damn, sad to see this one go. Literally watched it three times between the start of the project and now.

One of the most tense experiences I've had watching movies, has anyone seen Blue Ruin? I heard it's also pretty good.

I haven't seen it, but I have friends who LOVE Blue Ruin. Like one of their favorite movies. It was one of the main reasons I was excited to see Green Room. It's on my list to watch, too.