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What did you think about the inclusion of the Twin Towers at the end? Should they have shown that and then faded into an even more modern New York, or were they right to leave it there?
Not really, the Twin Towers are still part of New York in some way, I think.
I wonder who took out the wooden grave of Bill and put in the stone one? Also, surely 140 odd years wouldn't have eroded away both graves, no?
I wonder who took out the wooden grave of Bill and put in the stone one? Also, surely 140 odd years wouldn't have eroded away both graves, no?
Goatboy wrote:
> Did all the buildings have comedy villain-moustaches?
There's a great picture caption in this month's Loaded review of the film, with Day Lewis and DiCaprio stood next to each other, talking:
"You sir, are a funning motherfunner."
Made me wet myself. Because it is just like a medieval Goodfellas, or something.
> Did all the buildings have comedy villain-moustaches?
There's a great picture caption in this month's Loaded review of the film, with Day Lewis and DiCaprio stood next to each other, talking:
"You sir, are a funning motherfunner."
Made me wet myself. Because it is just like a medieval Goodfellas, or something.
Mr Snuggly wrote:
> I didn't even notice it at the end, to be honest.
Seriously!? It's, like, the last thing they show when they're fading through time to modern day New York...except they stop when it comes to a skyline with the Twin Towers.
> I didn't even notice it at the end, to be honest.
Seriously!? It's, like, the last thing they show when they're fading through time to modern day New York...except they stop when it comes to a skyline with the Twin Towers.
Did all the buildings have comedy villain-moustaches?
I didn't even notice it at the end, to be honest.
What did you think about the inclusion of the Twin Towers at the end? Should they have shown that and then faded into an even more modern New York, or were they right to leave it there?