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The acting criticism of Christopher Dorner

Rob Beschizza at 5:41 pm Thu, Feb 7, 2013

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Here's a surreal aside from the "manifesto" of alleged spree-killer and former LAPD man Christopher Dorner. Dorner is currently the subject of a manhunt launched by his former colleagues, already remarkable for its own disregard for bystanders' lives.

Christopher Walz, you impressed me in Inglorious Basterds. After viewing Django Unchained, I was sold. I have come to the conclusion that you are well on your way to becoming one of the greats if not already and show glimpses of Daniel Day Lewis and Morgan Freeman-esque type qualities of greatness. Trust me when I say that you will be one of the greatest ever.

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  • http://nefariousnewt.blogspot.com NefariousNewt

    I’m pretty sure that’s going on someone’s acting résumé…

  • silkox

    “Wayne LaPierre, President of the NRA, you’re a vile and inhumane piece of shit. You never even showed 30 seconds of empathy for the children, teachers, and families of Sandy Hook. You deflected any type of blame/responsibility and directed it toward the influence of movies and the media. You are a failure of a human being. May all of your immediate and distant family die horrific deaths in front of you.”

    I had the same problem with the Unabomber. What to do with someone who uses violence against others to call attention to things that deserve attention? Ignore them?

    • forwardourmotto

      Yeah. They should just be dismissed as irrelevant. 

      Also, wow are the LAPD bad at picking the right people to shoot at.

      • eldritch

        What do you mean? They shoot disenfranchized brown people all the time! Ain’t that what the police are for? Protect and Serve The Master Race?

        /sarcasm

    • brucearthurs

      I think the pertinent word is “Attentat”.

  • http://2012diaries.blogspot.com/ tristan eldritch

    The “type” is surely redundant after the “-esque”.  Other than that, a cogent analysis; clearly more than a casual observer of the thespian scene.

  • timquinn

    No, I worry sometimes I am losing it, but my rants never ramble like this. I guess I am OK for a while longer.

    • http://daruiburns.tumblr.com/ Dlo Burns

      No they just make sense to you.

      • timquinn

        It really is not sensible to insult the mentally ill.

        • http://www.aarongilliland.com/ Aaron Gilliland

          So says you.

  • http://www.aarongilliland.com/ Aaron Gilliland

    If they manage to corner this loon and negotiate his surrender, I hope he asks for Christopher Walz to perform a one-man version of My Left Foot, with Walz playing Morgan Freeman channeling Daniel Day Lewis portraying Christy Brown.  

    On a related note, I wonder if the FBI has been in contact with Mr. Walz about this whole thing.

  • James Kimbell

    “…but don’t expect me to get your name right, or even a single word of it right.”

  • http://www.ferdinandcc.org/ Lester Nelson

    “Off the record, I love your new bangs, Mrs. Obama.”

    Man, it’s a shame this guy went and performed atrocious acts of murder, because I find myself nodding my head at a lot of his little asides.

  • http://profile.yahoo.com/OMHO6ER5QJE3SIZ35VAXIRCLYM Stephan

    It’s Christoph Waltz …

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000028488497 Lynda Gutierrez

    I think labeling this as an aside purposely makes it sound like he was rambling — but if people could get past the short-attention-span, tl;dr mentality, I think they would beg to differ.  I am horrified and saddened that he was driven to kill but reading this — essentially a suicide note, explaining (in a clear, articulate way) his frustration with the warped dysfunction of the LAPD, saying final, fond farewells to friends, and then some random things that, his life being essentially over, he’d never get to say — about everything from politicans, to movies, to social commentary. I have to say, before reading this, I figured him for just another violent killer. Now, his story feels to me more like a Greek tragedy. 

    • eldritch

      They still haven’t found him, yet. If he wanted to commit suicide, he easily could have. My money is that he’s already in Mexico. After all, it’s a lot easier to go south across the border than north…

  • DJBudSonic

    Somebody let Tarantino know that there is SOME connection between his violent movies and people actions.  Also, love how he slipped the porn stars in with the actresses in his list of beautiful people.  He even has something to say to the cyclists!  This guy is pure BB troll bait!

  • Promethean Sky

    It seemed to me that a full half of his manifesto was him saying things like this, because it’s his last chance. You don’t have to look hard to see that he’s expecting to die.