NO! On Deadly Ground is Steven Seagal's MAGNUM OPUS! It is brilliant and combines everything Steven Seagal loves about his imaginary self-image. It has him protecting nature by allying himself with native people (Inuits or Aleuts, this time), fighting for the regular people against the rich and powerful, being secretly a guy with a tortured past that nobody wants to fuck with even though he tries his best to be peaceful, and having a friend who gets killed by the bad guys. It even has a vision quest! And DR. COX AS AN EVIL LACKEY.
BEFORE YOU CAN DEFEAT YOUR ENEMY, YOU MUST DEFEAT THE GRIZZLY BEAR WITHIN!
And yet those same thoughtful, reasonable conservatives will vote for candidates who are courting the votes of these nutty, embarrassing people and who will support nutty, embarrassing, dangerous policies if they are elected.
I used to think my favorite Werner Herzog moment was when he was shot during an interview and finished the interview anyway. But now I think it is this parody of Werner Herzog reading Curious George.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7T8y5EPv6Y8
It only seems like he spent more time talking about the problems because his criticisms were meta, and on that level things seem to pass five times more slowly.
Nope, sorry. It was all a dream. Mal never died. When she jumped from the window she woke up and spent the movie trying to get Cobb to awaken. The team was Cobb's defensive projections. The totem was not Cobb's, it was hers. The inception was planting the idea in Cobb's mind that he was still in a dream. But it didn't work. That's why the kids are dressed exactly the same in the same position on the lawn when he comes home.
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