Since Sports Are Now On - What Are You Watching?

Yeah, your spot on with Glass (that's not the only problem with that movie by a long shot), but something like that can work. I remember people complaining similarly about No Country for Old Men when that had come out. The idea that the main character is killed off screen, unceremoniously was called bad writing by the people that weren't on board, but of course that solidifies the thing that the story is all about. Those who into that movie because they thought the violence and suspense were cool and didn't really understand what the Coens and by extension Cormac McCarthy were going for didn't see that it was thematically imperative for it to happen that way. Now that was set up, but the idea of the harshness and randomness of violence in the universe comes back later in a truly random moment when Anton is hit by the car. His character walks away from that, but if McCarthy had killed him off by some random occurrence I think it would still have been in line with what the story was communicating.... Sorry for derailing things here... just was reminded of previous arguments i've had.