François Truffaut once said that "Film lovers are sick people." He may have been on to something.
Showing posts with label Marlon Brando. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marlon Brando. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Ante Up: Differing Depictions of Cards in Film and Television
To feed my already fervid anticipation for the third season of FX's Louie - which, so far, has been great - I recently rewatched the first two seasons. Whilst watching the second episode of the show, "Poker/Divorce", I was really struck by how, even though one of the segments of the episode unfolded entirely around a poker game between Louis C.K and his friends, hence the title of the segment, the game itself was completely incidental to the scene.
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Malcolm In The Middle,
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The Sopranos
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