On a rewatch, Have a Nice Day’s hyper-focused polish and limited animation is a lot more appealing and well-suited to this sort of Coen-esque crime story with lots of characters all chasing a bag full of money. The vibrancy of the entire film is owed to the art direction itself, making a late-night city landscape rich with colour while still exemplifying the seedy underground nature of the dark.
The way the film intersects class with crime is interesting as well, contrasting the lives of all the people interested in the bag of money, all from different walks of life and all tangentially connected to one another somehow, given the small-town feel of some areas. You can’t screw one person over without affecting others
On a rewatch, Have a Nice Day’s hyper-focused polish and limited animation is a lot more appealing and well-suited to this sort of Coen-esque crime story with lots of characters all chasing a bag full of money. The vibrancy of the entire film is owed to the art direction itself, making a late-night city landscape rich with colour while still exemplifying the seedy underground nature of the dark.
The way the film intersects class with crime is interesting as well, contrasting the lives of all the people interested in the bag of money, all from different walks of life and all tangentially connected to one another somehow, given the small-town feel of some areas. You can’t screw one person over without affecting others