The Trailer Park

I lay awake last night (for a bit) after realising one more illogical thing about the trial against Barry for the murder of DeVoe. I was already annoyed that nobody mentioned whether the guy's wheelchair was at Barry's apartment (I'm guessing a clever guy like DeVoe wouldn't have forgotten, but I didn't see it anywhere), that the gift of two knives they had gotten was from someone unknown and that one knife was missing when they got the gift, that Barry went home at that time in response to their burglar alarm going off (should be possible to check, right?) and nobody mentioning that the guy now smooching DeVoe's wife had called Harry moments before the cops arrived. Nobody mentioned how the cops knew to go there (but I am assuming the "worried" wife called them, even if it seems odd that the whole force including the police chief went to check if someone was merely worried). But most of all and what kept me awake- nobody autopsied the corpse to find that the skull cap could be removed and the brain had been equipped with weird glowing blue thingies for hooking it up to a villain's thinking cap (and possibly to determine that the body didn't even die from a knife in the heart). And this was when Barry had "the best lawyer in town". Poor town. If I didn't know better I'd think the script writers wanted Barry to go to jail...

But everything else makes such sense!?

Valence wrote:

the newest Terminator thing that Banj probably hates.

I haven't even seen it yet. I a sure I will probably dislike it a lot as I know pretty much everything that happens in it.

Yesterday I watched the Black and White version of Parasite, and 1917, and I liked both mostly. I think the "single shot" gimmick in 1917 is actually detrimental to the film and introduces a number of distractions and unintentionally comical moments which other films that have used the same gimmick didn't suffer from. And Parasite was very good, but I'm not sure I'm sold on the ending.

I thought Dunkirk was very well done