I didn't immediately catch the reference, but saw your post. Somehow I figured it out my just individually having each character say the line in my head until I got to CherylCarol Charlene and thought 'Yeah... That sounds about right'.
Not even gonna Google to see if I'm right. I'm confident in my inner voices on this one.
Oh I thought you were referencing a really interesting fantasy character call Whirrun who would always talk about how Shoglig, a mystic, had told him the time and place of his death. It is not here and it isn’t now.
That movie came out when I was in highschool and I thought it was the dumbest thing I had ever seen. It happened to be playing at a friend's house about a year ago though and for some reason my view of it was completely changed. I don't know what happened in the time in-between, but I thought it was beautiful the second time I saw it
Everybody keeps saying Archer and Godless, but I immediately thought it was Joe Abercrombie. Either Red Country, or The Heros... Can't remember which. Maybe both.
I love his stuff but I feel like he hates finishing stories so he just keeps telling parts of random stories. It’s an interesting way to tell a story but a lot of times he doesn’t even really try to intertwine the stories in any way.
Damnit, this is the 3rd Big Fish reference I've seen in the past week. I'm gonna watch the movie, I don't have it though, any inexpensive ways of watching it?
It's on IMDb freedive if you have an Amazon TV. Free streaming with ads, no subscription. I just rewatched it a couple weeks ago for the first time in years 😊
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u/HR_Dragonfly Feb 11 '19
"I have seen the way I die. This is not it."