#rustin chole

[medneds]

[miss-singleplayerdrama]

Stop what you are doing right now and watch True Detective. I have never been pulled through the wringer like that watching a TV show in my life. Matthew McConaughey is a beautiful actor, he has cemented that fact in my mind now that I have seen his journey as Rustin Cohle. Please watch it, thank me later.

[unnamedparadox]

If the only thing keeping a person decent is the expectation of divine reward, then brother that person is a piece of shit and I'd like to get as many of them out in the open as possible.

Detective Rustin Cohle

[leekrintales]

okay so wait

I actually really enjoyed the True Detective season 2 episode... It does feel like it’s missing elements from the first season, don’t get me wrong. I will ALWAYS miss the Rust and the setting of the south. But a criticism I’ve been seeing a lot is “too many plotlines” and “too much going on”.

Every other criticism I’ve seen I kind of get but.. Too many plotlines? There’re like... Four. Maybe I missed something, but... And forgive me for forgetting names, but:

Main drunk detective man (he coo’)

Angry lady detective woman (so angry)

Mentally damaged bike cop man (hot damn bruh get therapy)

Vince Vaughn (congrats i did not hate you or your character)

All of which kind of wrapped up at the end given a clear standing as to who exactly is who... With the exception of Vince, still don’t quite understand what the hell he’s up to.

My point is... HBO brought us Game of Thones and The Wire. A single GoT episode can do 4 different plotlines in an hour and be followed for weeks on end. Don’t even get me started on The Wire. While it is up to the show to tie these things together and make them make sense, I really don’t see how four different plotlines is anywhere near too many.

Personally, I’m just waiting to see who Main Drunk Detective Man punches in the face next.

also did anyone else catch when he said “I welcome judgement” and think back to the season 1 OST with that “Judgement Day” song because omg 

[bullitt33]

This-- This is what I'm talking about. This is what I mean when I'm talking about when I talk about time and death and futility. There are broader ideas at work, mainly what is owed between us as a society for our mutual illusions. 14 straight hours of staring at DBs [dead bodies], these are the things you think of. You ever done that? Hmm? You look in their eyes, even in a picture. Doesn't matter if they're dead or alive. you can still read 'em, and you know what you see? They welcomed it, mm-hmm, not at first, but right there in the last instant. An unmistakeable relief, see, because they were afraid and now they saw for the very first time how easy it was to just let go, and they saw-- In that last nanosecond, they saw what they were, that you, yourself, this whole big drama, it was never anything but a jerry-rig of presumption and dumb will and you could just let go finally now that you didn't have to hold on so tight... to realize that in all your life-- No matter all your love, all your hate, all your memory, all your pain-- it was all the same thing. It was all the same dream, a dream that you had inside a locked room, a dream about being a person... and like a lot of dreams... there' a monster at the end of it.

Rustin Chole, True Detective 1x03 ‘The Locked Room’

[francescoaxelromio-blog]

Guess the quote

[witchesindisguise]

True Detective by Circusbrenden