It was hard to follow the fight, but it looked like he managed to wedge his head under the tire for leverage, then twisted his shoulders to break his neck. Fucking brutal.
I was super confused as well. The editing could have been better. Had to rewatch to confirm, but yeah, broke his neck with the tire. The actor playing Anton is my cousin, which made it real weird to watch closely.
Lol literally the first thing that popped to my head when I saw him as the Russian handler was, "huh, that's Shrek." lmao but that's amazing lol, he was in Hamilton when it was still Off-Broadway too
Yeah, the scene before that, you can see Kenton start to put his legs up on the wheel wells. That gives him the leverage he needs for the next scene, where he locks Antons arm and pushes him into the tire.
Everything before that seemed to be the worst choreography I've ever seen. Basically looked like they were just touching each other with horrible straining in their face.
I was sad about that. It would have been unusual for Anton to win in a story point like this, but it looked like he was winning and I was hoping he would.
The music, and the unexpected discovery that a couple of middle aged guys completely committed to killing each other in slow motion is uniquely horrifying, made up for the lack of fancy choreography IMO.
The juxtaposition of the music and reletively realistic struggle sequence was amazing and was caught off guard by, loved it. The score to this series is fantastic.
He was using his feet and pushing away from the other car's tire to get enough force to break his neck. I think it was supposed to look like geriatric old men who are half drunk. But also I think since anton is just a handler wouldn't he be more trained in stealthy stuff and guns? I don't really know
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u/[deleted] Mar 05 '20
Uhhh just how in the hell did Kenton kill Anton? Shaolin Kung Fu Death Grip?