Puzzleholics will have a field day piecing together the meaning of individual images, especially from the film's first half — a busted pipe, a blazing furnace, a bloody forehead — and realizing just how intricately Aronofsky has constructed this allegorical narrative.
"Unfortunately we were hit by a storm early Thursday morning that caused some damage to half our tent housing and busted pipes and delayed flights that were arriving to the point where we weren't comfortable in our ability to resolve it, and we decided to postpone the festival," McFarland said.
"But a block and a half later there was a busted-up car in an alleyway that was perfect," Murnion said.
It's just meant to crackle and hiss, the epitome of Australia's busted, conflict-addled, half-unhinged politics – just some cheap static on the airwaves and the interwebs.
"We'll be here for a while," he muttered as the doors closed, "half of the elevators here are busted, and the ones that aren't are slow".
Why in the world did veterinarians in the UK cobble together the first bionic goose when Mother Nature obviously had different plans by leaving her a half a mile from land with a busted leg.
Watauga Sheriff Len Hagaman told local news sources that police located and seized a total of 181 individual labs in a single search that day, accounting for nearly half of the entire state's total busted labs that year.
"None of this had to happen," he said, pointing out that the newspapers involved now have just over half as many reporters as they did before the busted deals.
Both solo as Blanck Mass and as one half of the arena-shaking, punk-noise duo Fuck Buttons, he's channeled busted and buzzing electronics into rafter-rattling and dancefloor-destroying forms.
More precisely: The convert is busted when its value, if immediately converted into shares, would be less than half its current price.
