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I was on David Jason's side.

posted 9 years ago by A_Boy_And_His_Dog
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Like, totally. He was the only one who made sense or was at least honest.

[–] marcag 9 years ago

Me too, he was the best character in the movie. I wanted Fishburn to take the money in the end. I think if the religious guy had not gotten killed in the end he would have.

[–] Washingtonnative (2613) 6 years ago

Seriously?? The guy was a murderer!

[–] Oblivioid (1494) 3 years ago

He kind of murdered Felix Barbosa who deserved it, and the detective, well hey, don't get between a man and $100 millions.

[–] mobocracy (894) 3 years ago

It was obvious he never would because they spent so much time reinforcing his character's relentless moralism. I thought the moral agonizing often went too far.

And of course everyone wanted Fishburne and Goldblum to get away and make a fortune in designer drugs.

[–] legnadibrom (6248) 17 days ago

i checked out this movie because i'd seen a few peeps declare this as Fishburne's greatest role, but Goldblum really steals the show, especially in the last 45 minutes or so,
after he is humiliated by Barbosa at the dinner, Goldblum really turns into a badass