I think it was a combination of the two, more so because they both liked to get on the gear though, I think.
Which was ultimately why Tony killed him, because of his drug issue. We never actually discussed his killing. The way he did it was just COLD🥶.
In the end, Tony is a cold blooded killer. Only rules he follows are his own. The code, respect, everything. It’s all BS. He does what he wants.
Yes! Might is right!
The biggest hypocrite in the show
😂
Yes!
Maybe it’s a social commentary on higher ups in companies. In the end they do whatever they want. No matter the rules they set
Similar to eyes wide shut
That was an excellent one
It was and supposedly it is the movie he shot.
Not
What do you mean? Power dynamics in company/cult?
Kubrick shot the movie but he died and that wasn’t the movie he exactly made. It was rearranged and made much more tame.
Oh so he died during production. Do you know who finished it? I really liked the movie. Would be curious to see his vision
The studio I think. It was fully shot but not narrated. My understanding there was a lot of disagreement with the studio happening also. I have heard Tarantino talk about it. Pretty interesting.
I operate like that to a greater or lesser degree. Though I wouldn't go as far as killing anyone.
The killing is the big problem 🤣
Ha ha, I am IN NO WAY, like Tony Soprano but what I mean is, I do tend to follow my own rules🙏🏻.
