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Originally Posted by Clovis8
His use of Hallelujah might be the single worst use of music in film history.
You clearly have not seen Last House on the Left or watched an Argento movie when he gets too Goblin-happy.
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It's a song about a biblical traitor.
No it isn't. It's a complex song that can be interpreted many ways, and some of those ways involve the complexity of relationships, submission etc. Some of the lyrics do evoke Samson and Delilah, I will grant you, but that's not what it's all about. Cohen would call you an idiot if you said 'it's about a biblical traitor' to his face.
That's not to say I thought it was a good choice for that scene, because it felt cheap, as did the scene.
However, you are wrong two ways on the particular point you were making.