FARGO: GET READY TO GET HYPED

Hawley sucks. I hope he finally chokes on his own dick.

>>81804983
I've never watched Fargo. Give me 1-10 reasons on why i should do it my friend

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who cares fug off

>Watching Carrie Coon in shit, when you could be watching her in The Leftovers

kys

>>81805026
First season is fun but I get why a few people didn't like it. Second season is pure kino and I don't get why so many people disliked it.

>>81805026
1. Movie-tier production value, sense of scale, photography etc.
2. Some of the best performances on television in recent years- watch out especially for Billy Bob Thornton and Keith Carradine in Season 1 and Patrick Wilson and Nick Offerman in Season 2
3. Suspense like you wouldn't believe, think classic Hitchcock
4. Inventive casting; who'd have thought Martin Freeman would give one of his best performances as a genuinely nasty piece of work?
5. Absolute god-tier soundtrack in Season 2 that will be a hallmark of use of music in television for years, I'd link some examples for some of these but I don't want to spoil any major sequences- but the S2 soundtrack features Black Sabbath, Bobby Womack, obscure 70s Japanese punk and African tribal recordings, Pink Floyd, Jethro Tull, Devo, Count Basie And His Orchestra, Blitzen Trapper etc. etc.
6. Each season has a solid thematic undercurrent that the plot and characterisation is based around and 'makes sense' in relation to- something that should be a default as it is a basic mark of good writing, but is sadly lacking in a lot of modern 'event' television; Noah Hawley knows how to construct a story and respect it
7. THICC Kirsten Dunst in Season 2. That is all.
8. As much as you try to predict what will happen next, the writers still know how to pull the rug out from under you without it feeling cheap or unsatisfying.
9. Very /comfy/ in places, especially Season 2.
10. Smart use of callbacks to previous seasons and the original movie without it being a gimmick or making the series beholden to such referencing the way the MCU descended into a mess of callbacks and callforwards to try and keep it all interlinked.

>>81805261
this about sums it up. It felt like season 2 had a much bigger budget than season 1, so point 1 is really valid for season 2. It had some amazing cinematography. Also the split screens very really inventive.

>>81805026

here's a clip from season 1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQUmWDq9O98

and a clip from season 2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MlA70ejuXV4

both from the first couple of episodes of the season in each case and things only get better from there.

>>81805176
>>81805261
>>81805798
aight thanks famalamas, you convinced me to watch it

>>81805026
theres a scene with a fucking UFO, how cool is that!

>>81805798
this actually looks garbage.

>>81805026

Hanzee and his trigger discipline

>>81806446

Is there no Lost general for you to go back to you fucking pleb

How are there people in this board who have not seen Fargo? What have you been watching the past couple years instead? Under the Dome?

>>81804983
Shit forgot about this meant to rewatch s2 before it came on tonight, oh well.

>>81804983
>hating on thewlis
>hating on that accent

How about you fuck off and die

I'm hyped, but I'll have to wait until tomorrow to watch it.

This'll be the first time I've watched a show on a weekly basis in years.

ya dont say?

I feel like watching a Coen Brothers movie today? Should I watch
Barton Fink
Burn After Reading
O Brother, Where Art Thou

>>81807530
I don't get it. I genuinely think it's the best show on TV right now.

>>81804983
it's literally a meme series, taylor made for plebby redditers

>>81808152
o brother

>>81808179
Is it actually good or just a meme?

>>81805026
You can use a series that is essentially Noah Hawley sucking his own dick as a spring board to suck your own dick for watching it.

>>81808290
yes its good

get redy fur mouar aliuns yall!! xD

>>81808352
Fuck off

>>81805139
I'm positive she's good in both you autist.

>>81805261
>Smart use of callbacks to previous seasons

Except for that one at the end of season 2. You know the one.

>>81808290

I didn't really get into it. Nor did I get into Raising Arizona for that matter. For some reason I just don't get Coenn bros comedies, even though I thought No Country is one of the best movies ever made. If you like their comedies you will probably like it.

>fargo starts today
Finally some good news

>>81808300
See >>81805261