Good film. Long film, maybe didn’t need the 4th act.

lol

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Hmmmmmmm

BRB, buying a dirt bike and doing a Bass Pro Shop shopping spree. For… reasons.

Well damn, this was extremely close to how I had designed a bank robbery. Dirt bike through terrain a police vehicle couldn't follow and loading it into a panel truck

Prob should have been a miniseries; like a masterpiece theater or some such

I saw a great video of a guy outrunning police on a snowmobile. Just ripping across grass and dirt until he gets to a lake. He guns it and hydroplanes the snowmobile across the entire lake with the cops stuck on the shore.

That was a great movie.

Serious, not Hollywoody, but great.

A good companion film is Winter's Bone.

All time favorite movie.

I always tell people it's two films.

> on February 19, 1981, Gugasian shot responding police officer Sgt. Robert "Bo" McCallister, who passed away in 2019 from complications from the shooting injury.[4] Consequently, the death was ruled a homicide

TIL it can take up to 38 years to murder someone with a gun

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Hell why not go after the mom for attempted abortion or something as well.

>Although the statute of limitations has expired for the shooting, investigators hope to draw a confession from Gugasian.

Investigators: "Hey the guy you shot died 38 years later, do you mind confessing to murder? It'd mean a lot to us boys down at the station."

Gugasian:

Holy shit that's awesome

Wait until you see Escanaba in da Moonlight.

Way better than what the local crackhead did where I live. Dove in the water in the fall (closing on winter), and they were waiting for him on the other side. I'm impressed that he actually made it all the way across the river, though.

That an insane thing for them to even fucking suggest.