The 2nd Drunken Song
(Nietzsche’s TSZ)
“Come!” They all hear the sound of a bell: 
midnight is coming.

One o’ clock!     
O Man! Attend!
 What does Deep Midnight's voice contend?
I slept my sleep,
And now Awake at Dreaming's End:
The World is Deep,
And deeper than day can comprehend.
Deep is its Woe,
Joy —Deeper than Heart's agony:
Woe says: Fade! Go!
But all Joy wants Eternity,
Wants deep, wants deep eternity.
Ding!

Twelve Midnight!

A GREAT NIGHTS ENTERTAINMENT ON NETFLIX – ***** FIVE STARS! EXCELLENT CASTING, GREAT STORY, SUPERB LOCATIONS, CLASSY CINEMATOGRAPHY AND FIRST CLASS DIRECTING

'The Sisters Brothers' review: Murky morals, compelling characters
John C. Reilly produces and stars in this dark, stylish anti-Western about a pair of ruthless bounty hunters on the trail of a humble chemist. Riveting.
KERRY LENGEL

Just found out JCR produced. The latest grim, sardonic entry on the big screen is “The Sisters Brothers,” a prestige vehicle (read: Oscar bait) for producer and star John C. Reilly - with fellow producers  Michael De Luca, Rosa Attrab and Alison Dickey -  and the first English-language film by acclaimed French director Jacques Audiard (“A Prophet,” “Rust and Bones”). 

More pedigree (sorry): The script was adapted from the novel by the 2011 novel by Patrick DeWitt, which was shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize.

Great to see a Western, again, but above all a good captivating story – loved the ending!