Probably Unanswerable Questions
Paul did not have to die; Richard Gere is a conditionally good actor; claim self-defense; the marriage does not survive
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- Did Paul deserve to die? A case: he was a dick when Gere came to the door, opened the snow-globe bit, and could have looked sheepish; but did he have to die? No, it was a dumb reason to die.
- The missing movie: a bad sex life, an affair that enlivens her, a husband who murders the lover, and a couple who hide it and use it to make their marriage kinkier, like two psychos in a John Waters movie.
- Is Richard Gere a good actor? He is called a conditional good actor who takes many shots with low points per game, good with Julia Roberts, Winger and Andy Garcia, but hard to cast opposite, as with Foster in Summersby.
- Where would you dump a body? The better move was to say he confronted the man and hit him in self-defense; claiming self-defense is relayed as a suggestion from Craig.
- One participant would never kill anyone and does not want to be in that position.
- The junkyard would not be the final choice; with that big house, the body could have been stashed under it.
- What happens to the Sumners next? They are guessed to divorce within a couple of years because the marriage cannot survive; views differ on whether he turns himself in, and DNA means they would be caught anyway.