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The problem is, there is nobody in Hollywood who could live up to the role of Judge Holden. I feel the same way about Pete Bondurant from American Tabloid, another one of my favorite novels.
 

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blood meridian is probably the hardest book i've ever tried to read. ive gone through it about.. 5 times? and each time i feel that, although im closer to grasping it, im still not there. really great.
 

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blood meridian is probably the hardest book i've ever tried to read. ive gone through it about.. 5 times? and each time i feel that, although im closer to grasping it, im still not there. really great.


If you can, pick up Sepich's Notes on Blood Meridian. I got it after my third time through Meridian and it was still increased my enoyment. He shies away from interpretive anaylsis, but gives a huge amount of information on the book. It astonished me how many of the incidents in the book are based on real life. It really helps you spot all the throwaway history tidbits in the book.
 
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Boring episode. Asian guy gets laid, zombie in the well, no sign of girl (again).


Zzzzzzzz.
 

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Boring episode. Asian guy gets laid, zombie in the well, no sign of girl (again).
Zzzzzzzz.


This is exciting. How often is the asian guy in the t.v. show 1) cool 2) gets laid?

Also has anyone noticed they dressed him up as Ash Ketchum?



 

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What do you find loathsome about it? I'm not trying to berate you - it's art, you're entitled to an opinion on it. For example, I'd rather listen to Carrot Top reciting Max Weber than anything Radiohead's ever produced. Just trying to find out what specifically you don't like. The quirks in his work, as I can see at least, are:
Very few prominent female characters.
Punctuation.
Archaic words.
Untranslated non-English dialogue.
A predisposition for imagery over plot.
Still though, he's an incredible author.


The disjointed paragraphs, the horrible punctuation, the broken sentences, the lack of actual depth of story, the complete and utter frustration of wanting to throw the book into a large, roaring fire, any of the above. I cannot state how much I hated that book. It was worse than Franzen's Corrections, and THAT is saying something.
 

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Boring episode. Asian guy gets laid, zombie in the well, no sign of girl (again).
Zzzzzzzz.


show got pushed back from late night to later night.... not looking good imo
 

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Huh? Don't understand. It's earlier now since Hell on Wheels took it's 10pm slot.
 

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The problem is, there is nobody in Hollywood who could live up to the role of Judge Holden. I feel the same way about Pete Bondurant from American Tabloid, another one of my favorite novels.


i picture him looking like richard moll from night court
 

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I think the only guy with the physiognomy to pull it off would be Michael Clarke Duncan. I don't know if he could deliver the lines well though.
 

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^um, he's pretty white in the book dude. kane from wwe looks just like him but i don't think he could read the lines
 
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^um, he's pretty white in the book dude. kane from wwe looks just like him but i don't think he could read the lines


Yes, mention is made of his sunburn and pale flesh. But would as far as the dialogue goes, not much of it would soon odd coming from a black person. It would save us from having Russell Crowe trying to play him.
 

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Michael Clarke Duncan would be a really strange choice for Holden. I was kind of thinking Ron Perlman at one point but he's kind of getting up there in age.
 

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Boring ass episode.
 

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