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Boba Fett lived on in the belly of the Sarlacc. It's covered in the Mandalorian Armor trilogy of books (which were pretty good, I think).
Quote from: FifthCityMuse on June 25, 2009, 08:58:22 PMQuote from: ferris on June 25, 2009, 07:13:36 PMIs there a special place between heaven and hell (a la purgatory or limbo) for characters who have abiguous screen deaths? I can see Micky Rourke, Kelly Macdonald and Boba Fett are sippling Mai Tais together in some parallel universe somewhere waiting for news on their promotions.According to the book, Kelly Macdonald is a whole lot less ambiguous. One of the reasons I liked the movie more.I don't think it was ambiguous in the movie. The Coens tell you everything you need to know whether she lives or dies.
Quote from: ferris on June 25, 2009, 07:13:36 PMIs there a special place between heaven and hell (a la purgatory or limbo) for characters who have abiguous screen deaths? I can see Micky Rourke, Kelly Macdonald and Boba Fett are sippling Mai Tais together in some parallel universe somewhere waiting for news on their promotions.According to the book, Kelly Macdonald is a whole lot less ambiguous. One of the reasons I liked the movie more.
Is there a special place between heaven and hell (a la purgatory or limbo) for characters who have abiguous screen deaths? I can see Micky Rourke, Kelly Macdonald and Boba Fett are sippling Mai Tais together in some parallel universe somewhere waiting for news on their promotions.
Quote from: Junior on June 25, 2009, 07:55:50 PMBoba Fett lived on in the belly of the Sarlacc. It's covered in the Mandalorian Armor trilogy of books (which were pretty good, I think).Don't ever reread them then, keep the idea that they are good in your mind, it took me two years to read through them, that's how bad I thought they were.
Quote from: Bill Thompson on June 26, 2009, 12:14:46 AMQuote from: Junior on June 25, 2009, 07:55:50 PMBoba Fett lived on in the belly of the Sarlacc. It's covered in the Mandalorian Armor trilogy of books (which were pretty good, I think).Don't ever reread them then, keep the idea that they are good in your mind, it took me two years to read through them, that's how bad I thought they were. I'll leave that task to you.
Quote from: gateway on June 26, 2009, 12:01:22 AMQuote from: FifthCityMuse on June 25, 2009, 08:58:22 PMQuote from: ferris on June 25, 2009, 07:13:36 PMIs there a special place between heaven and hell (a la purgatory or limbo) for characters who have abiguous screen deaths? I can see Micky Rourke, Kelly Macdonald and Boba Fett are sippling Mai Tais together in some parallel universe somewhere waiting for news on their promotions.According to the book, Kelly Macdonald is a whole lot less ambiguous. One of the reasons I liked the movie more.I don't think it was ambiguous in the movie. The Coens tell you everything you need to know whether she lives or dies.Yeah, thought it was far from ambiguous in the film.
I loved this movie and I plan to rewatch it soon. Once I do I will write up a review. I wrestled in an independent circuit for a couple years and this film does an amazing job of portraying the realistic details of that scene.
Quote from: UberGeekyGirl on October 29, 2009, 04:02:01 PMI loved this movie and I plan to rewatch it soon. Once I do I will write up a review. I wrestled in an independent circuit for a couple years and this film does an amazing job of portraying the realistic details of that scene. You sound like on of the most interesting people on this forum. No Colleen, of course, but in the upper echelon for sure.