Everyone knows you shoot a deer in the heart, behind the front leg) and fires. And after only an hour or so, there is a doe, straight ahead! And Vaughn, having seen him first, lines the shot up (and can I say, that even though I am nothing of a hunter, his choice to aim for the deer’s HEAD?!? was a brilliant choice from the cinematographer to show his cluelessness. Well, the next day, hung over, and not in any shape to hunt at all, Vaughn and Marcus head out. Two local girls choose to hang out with Vaughn and Marcus, and even despite the local warnings, they press on anyway.
Their first night in the small village, known for hosting hunters and in a bit of a financial snag, goes fairly pear-shaped. But they go anyway, and Vaughn tries to make the most of it anyway. But together, they decide to head off together into the Scottish highlands in order to experience this adventure together. One, in love with hunting, (or tracking as our dear, wonderful friends across the pond might say) which would be Marcus, and another, who isn’t so much. Haven’t seen it yet? Let me help you out – you can watch right here at one of the streaming links below: But I thought it was a good ride and had some fantastic moral ambiguity to it that I figured we could unpack together. But, I probably like dark movies way, way more than most. And all the while? The viewing audience just stares at the screen transfixed as all this downward spiraling goes down. Pretty much every single thing that could go wrong, does go wrong here. A story that tells the story of two buddies going hunting in the Scottish highlands. But this time? Netflix totally stuck the landing.īasically Calibre is a modern day morality tale – maybe even a fable? If we do those anymore. So much so that I occasionally ask around my family to see if anyone else is using my account to watch Care Bears or something. They may work for you, but generally? They don’t work for me. I stumbled upon Calibre in the unlikeliest of ways.
3.8 The 7 Moral Failings of the Movie Calibre Explained
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