Clancy Brown 20 years ago would've been perfect for it, his voice is basically how I imagined Holden in the book. D'Onofrio would be my choice for a modern casting.
I would assume liberals would read it, get to the bit where the natives circle The kid and the others, scalp a lot of them, and stop reading because it's too brutal and they're depicting them too violently. Also, not to mention the use of the word "Black person."
It's also a book about how science and progress are inherently biased towards evil ends. Holden is very related to 19th century progressivism, he's a eugenicist polyglot renaissance man who wants to systematize everything and put everything in a productive cage. He's also the devil, the message is clear to see.
>and misanthropic
I think there were parts of the book where it was hinting that people had the capability to be more than what The Judge said they were made for which is war. The Kid sincerely tried to change once he grew into The Man, he even showed mercy in a book where every other moment of hesitation is met with death.
then he gets raped to death in an outhouse, the end. the story of the traveler also implies violence always wins, as once it surfaces in some lineage it perpetuates and inflicts itself on its adjacencies. the epilogue's post-driving farmer acts as if the wild west is paved over, but it's just some new species of exploitation, or the violence is translocated or reincarnated as in No Country for Old Men's modern cartels.
the kid's occasional small acts of kindness often amount to no consequence, or potentially backfire, highlighting their incongruity with nature and with man's systems. the point wasn't "look at man's potential for good" it was "look what a transient anomaly, so easily defeated, is this pacifism and benevolence"
It's also a book about how science and progress are inherently biased towards evil ends. Holden is very related to 19th century progressivism, he's a eugenicist polyglot renaissance man who wants to systematize everything and put everything in a productive cage. He's also the devil, the message is clear to see.
the judge is satan, war, violence, nihilism, atomism, materialism, atheism, industry, at once ahab and his white whale. he's also meant to defy the identification we're attempting
Donald Glover
Idris Elba
Vincent D'Onofrio could
Brendan Fraser
Him too.
He’s probably the best choice also nice quads
Clancy Brown 20 years ago would've been perfect for it, his voice is basically how I imagined Holden in the book. D'Onofrio would be my choice for a modern casting.
*sigh* Idris Elba
Uncle Fester lookin homie
the guy who plays Ivan or whatever his name is in The Machinist.
i portray him everyday
why do incels love this book so much?
>implying only incels like the Addams Family
Do they? It's an extremely unforgiving book, not like the typical wish fulfillment incels go for.
What book is it?
Blood Meridian.
This fricking place
You expect me to recognize some shitty western based on a drawing of Uncle Fester?
It’s regarded as one of the best novels of the 21st century zoomie. even people who hate it recognize the judge
I would assume liberals would read it, get to the bit where the natives circle The kid and the others, scalp a lot of them, and stop reading because it's too brutal and they're depicting them too violently. Also, not to mention the use of the word "Black person."
It's also a book about how science and progress are inherently biased towards evil ends. Holden is very related to 19th century progressivism, he's a eugenicist polyglot renaissance man who wants to systematize everything and put everything in a productive cage. He's also the devil, the message is clear to see.
only Christian XXX in albino makeup could have played him believably, maybe jesse ventura, especially since his voice is amazing.
it is scriptural, void of women and misanthropic
the manifest hints of it spiritual and physical in westworld s1 are probably the only morsel we'll get
>and misanthropic
I think there were parts of the book where it was hinting that people had the capability to be more than what The Judge said they were made for which is war. The Kid sincerely tried to change once he grew into The Man, he even showed mercy in a book where every other moment of hesitation is met with death.
then he gets raped to death in an outhouse, the end. the story of the traveler also implies violence always wins, as once it surfaces in some lineage it perpetuates and inflicts itself on its adjacencies. the epilogue's post-driving farmer acts as if the wild west is paved over, but it's just some new species of exploitation, or the violence is translocated or reincarnated as in No Country for Old Men's modern cartels.
the kid's occasional small acts of kindness often amount to no consequence, or potentially backfire, highlighting their incongruity with nature and with man's systems. the point wasn't "look at man's potential for good" it was "look what a transient anomaly, so easily defeated, is this pacifism and benevolence"
Interesting take I haven’t hear that before
Damn, I need to reread the book, I missed a lot of things
It’s one of the most acclaimed books of the past 50 years and only men can understand it
Why do you allow incels to live in your head rent-free?
Jackie Coogan already did.
The fat guy from Dune part 1?
>gets rewritten as a sassy, middle-aged black woman
I am convinced that Woody Harrelson was trying to use that Kevin Hart movie to audition for the role.
Idris Elba as the Judge me as the Indian boy he finds
The guy who played the cannibal wildling in Game of Thrones. He's like 6'7 IRL and looks creepy as hell.
is there a better dying line than "hack away you mean red Black person." in any for of media
>le unfilmable maymay
No work of literature ever made is unfilmable. You're just not thinking creatively enough.
He is basically Uncle Fester there's loads that could.
i considered him or colin farrell but they haven't the voice neither in character nor in capacity for masking their strong accents
Varys from GoT.
Not tall enough.
Just marathoned it 2 days ago and I still don't get what this dude is even supposed to be or represent.
this fella spelled it out well
the judge is satan, war, violence, nihilism, atomism, materialism, atheism, industry, at once ahab and his white whale. he's also meant to defy the identification we're attempting
What's the name of the guy who played kingpin in Netflix daredevil? He could do it tbh.
i think that's
Idk Jackie Coogan did a good job and then Chris Lloyd too in the movies
This could only work if it was written and directed by James Franco
The Judge as Vincent D'onofrio
The Kid as Dave Franco
Toadvine as Danny McBride
Vince Vaughn
That's literally Billy Corgan