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That Lebowski aspect was more or less spitballing but it's something that at least interests him, so as far as we know at this point, that may or may not even make it in. But I'd love to see something like a folk tale Coen Brothers-esque type thing.
I don't want the occult to be back. We don't need it. Suddenly the occult equates to a good season of True Detective? That's just an element. Just because things didn't work in season 2 does not mean you have to go back to the things that made season one work. It will just give even more comparisons to the first season and seeing how season 2 was nothing like season one and it still did, it's just not a good idea. It just fit with the story and the themes that were going on and I don't want him to start from the occult first. The occult aspect is not a mainstay of this concept, the characters and what they exude are. I do think season one was lightening in a bottle. Honestly, I don't care even if this season got more praise, the first season is just like Raiders of the Lost Ark. Lightening in a bottle. And Pizzolatto went Temple of Doom. Not everybody loved it. Maybe it can achieve a Last Crusade where it's said to be as good or better but without the pandering that Spielberg forced into that movie. Perhaps Pizzolatto has to find his Henry Jones Sr.
Most likely he's not going to listen to what people on the internet said about this season. Honestly, if I were him, I wouldn't either. As best intentioned some people are with their opinions, it's not healthy to get caught up in that. Best case scenario if people really want to love this show again Pizzolatto needs to just create a story in his best interests and see if it flies. If it'll have season one reception who knows but he shouldn't be concerned with that. The impact of this season he couldn't control. He just wrote what he thought was compelling. And if some people didn't like that, as a shame as that is, he isn't doing things to serve everybody first and foremost and that is to be respected. Next season shouldn't be treated any differently. He himself as a writer will use his best judgement and the people he trusts around him and be honest with what he could improve on/do differently.
I don't want the occult to be back. We don't need it. Suddenly the occult equates to a good season of True Detective? That's just an element. Just because things didn't work in season 2 does not mean you have to go back to the things that made season one work. It will just give even more comparisons to the first season and seeing how season 2 was nothing like season one and it still did, it's just not a good idea. It just fit with the story and the themes that were going on and I don't want him to start from the occult first. The occult aspect is not a mainstay of this concept, the characters and what they exude are. I do think season one was lightening in a bottle. Honestly, I don't care even if this season got more praise, the first season is just like Raiders of the Lost Ark. Lightening in a bottle. And Pizzolatto went Temple of Doom. Not everybody loved it. Maybe it can achieve a Last Crusade where it's said to be as good or better but without the pandering that Spielberg forced into that movie. Perhaps Pizzolatto has to find his Henry Jones Sr.
Most likely he's not going to listen to what people on the internet said about this season. Honestly, if I were him, I wouldn't either. As best intentioned some people are with their opinions, it's not healthy to get caught up in that. Best case scenario if people really want to love this show again Pizzolatto needs to just create a story in his best interests and see if it flies. If it'll have season one reception who knows but he shouldn't be concerned with that. The impact of this season he couldn't control. He just wrote what he thought was compelling. And if some people didn't like that, as a shame as that is, he isn't doing things to serve everybody first and foremost and that is to be respected. Next season shouldn't be treated any differently. He himself as a writer will use his best judgement and the people he trusts around him and be honest with what he could improve on/do differently.
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