I just watched this. How did she know where the tan Sierra was?

She had been asking around.

>>86205928
and a good cop knows their area.

>>86205727
a woman knows, anon

>>86205727
Her interview with the bartender gave her the lake location. She was just driving around the area.

>>86206551
Which bartender?

>>86205727
It's less that she knew where it was and more that she was aware enough to look for it.

>>86206999
But what led her to that area or the lake, I can't recall her getting that information, granted I was tired during the film

>>86207810
buschemi's character told the bartender he was staying by the lake and he wanted a whore. bartender told she-cop. she-cop then drove around the lake until she found the tan sierra

what was the deal with the asian autist who was hitting on her and why was it even in the movie. had nothing todo with anything

>>86205727
Jerry's loudmouth (Buscemi) at the bar.

>>86205727
Did you even watch the fucking movie

>>86208037
She realized he was lying which made her consider Jerry may have been lying.

>>86207961
No. The bartender was the guy sweeping his driveway. He told the deputy. There was confusion about which lake exactly though.

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>>86208144
>some guy lied
>gee whiz men must lie sometimes
>i better investigate

>>86208085
Hey dip shit I'm hearing two different things now which means it's confusing plus I was tired. Was it Jerry at the bar or the fucking bartender sweeping his drive way

>>86208144
Why did she meet him, was it an old friend from school? Why did it look like a date if she's married?

>>86208248
It was the whores at the bar. Just because other idiots on here can't follow a narrative doesn't make it confusing

>>86208284
Old friend

>>86205727
Why did he try to run away across the frozen lake instead of fleeing into the trees

>>86208248
The bartender that was sweeping his driveway told the Deputy. Coincidentally the deputy was named Jerry as well. Listen to the radio, he says "Jerry's loudmouth". It wasn't the whores, it was the sweeping guy that mentioned Moose Lake.

>>86208294
What fucking whores told told Margie about the lake you idiot? I do remember the guy sweeping his driveway talking to a male cop, which is probably the guy who relayed the information but I was tired so I forgot and now I'm making sure, you fuckin waste of space

>>86208558
That's what I thought, there's no whores in the movie who talk to cops, at least on screen or through subtext, that other anon is a fuckin degenerate

>>86208666
Well the trucker stop whores who call Buscemi funny looking. But they are total ditzes and the only info was about the sex.

>>86208164
that scene is one of my favourite scenes in any movie

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZ55W_SV3Tg

>>86208037
It's a metaphor you dumbfuck, you probably should stick to marvel flicks baby

You guys are seriously confusing the shit out of yourselves. The dude from the bar never talked to Marge, he talks to the cop he calls in to report Carl's (Buscemi's character) behavior. Marge had no idea about him being as the lake because the cop and the bardude brush it off as "it's probably nothing."

Then when Marge is driving back to her hometown she is on the radio with the other officer who tells her Jerry Lundegard is still MIA after 'fleeing the interview'.
She then mentions that she is on her way home and taking a drive around Moose Lake, then boom she happens to notice a tan sierra. It's her being a good cop and some luck.

>>86209701
So to clarify, she was literally just on her way home taking the route through Moose Lake where the hideout was.

>>86208771
Exactly. Nothing there developed the case. Logistically speaking.

>>86209743
So it was intuition and the bartenders heads up about moose lake right?

>>86208963
This just cleared it up for me, so Margie got a heads up from the guy cop here who talked to the bartender. The whores from before said he was a funny looking guy just like this bartender said

>>86209873
>>86209994
Dude there was no headsup from the bartender, that information is never relayed to Marge.
The cop the bartender talks to brushes it off saying "its probably nothing."

Like I said before, she is literally driving back to her hometown after driving to Fargo for her investigations. She happens to be driving on "the route through Moose Lake" as she tells her partner via radio and she notices the tan sierra while driving, which is the car she's been looking for. Not sure if you can call that intuition, more like being at the right place at the right time. Not all luck though since, her skills as a cop though are what led her to that moment.

>>86209873
No. Just luck.

>>86210080
Right so good movement and tracking and luck. Funny, I thought they male cop related information too her. Yea well there are miracles in real life all the time, makes sense that it can happen in fiction too.

>>86210487
"miracles" in fiction is simply called "plot convenience."

>>86210551
Lol but it's simulating reality, so it's a miracle or convenient or just potential fulfilled whatever. Once you start saying plot convenience you completely dispel the fantasy. There's a reason you suspend your disbelief. Improbable does not mean illogical. Impossible is not even real in fiction anything goes. The trick is to make people care. Anyways I'm going to far, I know is what you meant.

>>86205727
She had information based on this scene

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-XEHwUBubk

And was just driving around the lake looking for the car. The movie is about inept criminals and, in that spirit, they had left the car in plain view.

>>86210080
The information is relayed to Marge, it's just done off screen.

https://youtu.be/Q6OR71VU010?t=2m50s

In this scene they reference "Gary's loudmouth", Gary Olsen being the officer that interviews the bartender (Mr. Mohra).

>>86211269
Thats what the fuck I said lmao everyone's here keeps pulling me every other way holy shit