Why was there so much rape in this film? What was Leone trying to convey?
Why was there so much rape in this film? What was Leone trying to convey?
Kevin Evans
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Henry Gonzalez
There wasn't that much rape. It happened like what? Twice?
Samuel Baker
In the case of Deborah's rape, it was crucial to the plot and Noodles' character.
Owen Watson
it wasn't actually rape
Hudson Mitchell
>Be American
>Get raped
Noah Baker
This movie was so good it should be fucking outlawed. It stand head and fucking shoulders above all of Scorsese and Coppola's mafioso flicks. Deborah's Theme is Morricone's finest work.
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I remember I literally started weeping when De Niro meets Deborah and James Woods' son is waiting outside her dressing room.
Nolan Myers
I’ve only watched two movies where I thought “man this movie is way too fucking long” and this was one of them. The other was gangs of ny. Too much meandering
Alexander Bennett
I preferred the use of Yesterday.
Aiden Wilson
It only seems like a lot because it was so impactful.
Joseph Perry
Directors cut or theatrical cut?
James Richardson
Please respond
Aiden Collins
you deserve the theatrical cut
Blake Parker
the 4 hour version, whichever that is
Josiah Sanders
What the hell is that supposed to mean?
William Wood
I only know that I was baffled by americans hating this then I realized they got a very shitty recut version.
From their point of view, they were right
Juan Martin
im sorry Sup Forums but i didnt really like this one
Benjamin James
this scene in the beginning always gives me shivers, especially with Morricone coming in
Hudson Stewart
What didn’t you like about it, lad?
James Thompson
you should've watched Leone's ravioli westerns before diving into this one
Jace Hughes
>What didn’t you like about it, lad?
its been years since ive seen it but i remember not really being interested in the plot and it felt like it was a little long-winded. i didnt like the characters either. but i was 13 at the time so maybe another viewing will have a different impression
i did, thats the reason i originally watched it, i saw the directors name and recognized it as the same director from the westerns that i loved
Camden Collins
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Liam Cox
I don't understand the bullet hole body outline in the bed.
William Powell
I watched it when I was older and found it long-winded, heavy-handed, old-fashioned. Everything seemed very surface-level, kind of like his spaghetti westerns
but I hated the untouchables too, so ymmv
Isaac Miller
Bump
Cooper Garcia
Yeah for a 4 hour film it's surprising how forgettable it was. I don't even remember what happened in the end.