Phim rick và morty (phần 3) vietsub, rick and morty (season 3)

Rick và Morty Season 3 Episode 3

Everything’s been leading up khổng lồ this. It’s the reason we first emerged from the primordial ooze khổng lồ walk upright. The trajectory of the human race has been forever leading, inexorably, to lớn this moment, our denouement: the “Pickle Rick” episode of Rick & Morty.

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And was it worth the wait? How did it turn out? Well, quite good, though it went more Die Hard than I expected.

Not that that’s a bad thing; if you’re going to vị an episode in the style of an kích hoạt movie, there’s few better films khổng lồ emulate. It’s just, if you’ve followed Dan Harmon và his career lớn this point, you know Die Hard is his favorite movie and that he’s already homaged it some with the Community episode “Modern Warfare.” “Pickle Rick” is a very different beast, but I have to admit lớn feeling a small tinge of disappointment when I realized Harmon was drawing from the Die Hard well again.

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However, that was basically my only problem with “Pickle Rick.” Otherwise, it’s a super-engaging episode with a charmingly stupid concept that develops into an absurdly overblown, kinetic kích hoạt movie plot.

I don’t regularly mention animation (I’m not a very visual guy) but it’s easily the coolest aspect of this episode. The highlight is the slice-and-dice goriness of Pickle Rick administering justice to lớn a horde of rats, brilliantly staged & fluidly animated so that it’s easy lớn follow & a lot of fun to watch. Rick offing “Russians” (they’re never explicitly labeled any nationality, but we know they eat cold soup) và his duel with Jaguar (Danny Trejo) look similarly awesome.

The defining feature of season three thus far has been insane, overstuffed plots that, against all odds, over up being extremely tight & making total sense. As I understand it, “Pickle Rick” was conceived of as a joke, a concept too stupid and inane lớn actually pursue. However, it’s handily explained away when we learn Rick did it to get out of going to lớn family therapy (Rick also says he did it to challenge himself, which is probably lớn some extent true as well).

How the kích hoạt escalates also feels logical enough. Rick is batted off his workbench by a cat, washed into a storm drain, makes a sản phẩm điện thoại murder pickle suit out of rat và cockroach parts, etc., etc. By the time he’s battling an action anh hùng cliché who just wants his daughter back, we’re already on board, having been led there by previous developments.

It felt like so much had happened I was genuinely surprised how much time was left at the kết thúc for all the closing therapy scenes. Arguably Dr. Wong (Susan Sarandon)’s monologue was a bit too long & on the nose, but I overall appreciated that “Pickle Rick” closed out with two very slow-paced scenes. It was a nice breather after all the madcap nonsense that came before. It was also quietly devastating how Morty & Summer both hope they’ll get to go back to therapy, but Beth and Rick have chosen to act above it all.

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Mostly “Pickle Rick” functioned for me as a killer kích hoạt episode. There were more lines I acknowledged as especially clever, rather than laughed out loud at. For example, it was quietly brilliant once we could connect the dots of why Dr. Wong’s motivational poster represented eating a hot dog as courageous. Rick’s retort to lớn Jaguar that his downfall will be “not being open to new experiences” is just a goddamn good action anh hùng quip. My favorite joke was Summer’s breakthrough that she hopes “to be seen one day as someone that just likes getting high.”