I hate how they show the cities of Texarkana and the people. We are NOT all a bunch of hicks in the middle of the woods.
Yea, right. Every thing in movies are real okay? If it's on tv it's gotta be true. Duhh
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I live in south Texas and I thought the movie was pretty representative of our residents. They would go to church and treat murders like this in a religious way. Of course the young kids are less inclined to be that way.
shareYou guys didn't get it as bad as Chattanooga in Iron Man 3.
shareand the town doesn't turn into a ghost town where gunshots don't awaken anyone?
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What is up with the way they dress? It looked like the entire shops at Goodwill
shareWhat's weird is that the movie was shot on location, but the director and costume person still wanted everyone to dress like they did decades ago. They couldn't just walk around town and see how people really dressed in 2014 Texarkana?
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What's weird is that the movie was shot on location, but the director and costume person still wanted everyone to dress like they did decades ago. They couldn't just walk around town and see how people really dressed in 2014 Texarkana?
There's no accounting for taste. She could have just dressed like that for her fella.
shareI hate how they show the cities of Texarkana and the people. We are NOT all a bunch of hicks in the middle of the woods.
I didn't think the town and people were portrayed like hicks at all. it just seemed like an ordinary small southern town to me along with it's residents. the clothing and a few things seemed dated but that's what they were going for.
shareThe problem is that Texarkana isn't that small of a town at all. Between Texas and Arkansas side there are over 65,000 people in Texarkana. So though it is not a Metro area; it's not a small town in the least. The downtown area that they shot is a small area that is almost a ghost town at this point and not anywhere close to what the actual town looks like.
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