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One of my favorite films.
Such a depressing film.
One of my favorite, depressing films.
I didn’t think it was that depressing, not to me personally. It was clearly about depressed a/pathetic people and their pseudo-lives. I still liked it though, mostly because I like whatshisfacefrom Visitor Q.
Incomplete without Thora Birch’s spectacular bajoobies.
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I found most the film chock full o’ bullshit, myself.
Its hard to explain what exactly it is besides awesome. I’d have to say the dynamics and how it is able to tie everything together is what makes it good to me. Maybe a little depressing, but more like reality if anything.
Why I’m gonna die before im 40
Everything Ricky Fitts said starting with the plastic bag, is the same reason why I like so many things.
The best part was where the gay guy (Spacey) doesn’t know what to do with the hot underage chick and the former marine is of course a latent homosexual and he goes crazy.
Homo bullshit at its best. Even Sam Mendes had issues with Alan Balls fucked up agenda to poison his audience’s heads. Good luck finding any info on that though.