It's not violent as in limbs torn off or anything

Nah. I constantly make oven jokes. All good

it's violent as in it has very realistic violence, children shooting people, children doing drugs, ect.

Yeah but Amores Perros has dog fights. I read it's not real but fuck does it look real

City of god is really good if you have the attention span to watch a movie that's in another language

Which most people don't but it was pretty easy for me

Only movie since like the age of 10 that I had to stop watching because it was too tough for me. I later watched it all the way through. It's the director of Birdman, Alejandro Gonzáles Iñárritu

I've been watching quite a lot of movies in French recently. I think I'm good

No

Nope

Oh hell yeah, it has Nicolas Cage

City of god was way better than I expected

since it's brazilian and all

but it incorporates a lot of things that are mostly particular to really good movies

Unpredictable deaths for example

Showing without "forced emotion" if you know what I mean

I think I wanted to watch it at some point but forgot about it

Next on my watchlist is Nocturnal Animals and then probably rewatching One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

Holy shitt one flew over

that's in my top 5

I watched it a long time ago and I remember feeling it's a really unrealistic depiction of mental institutions but due to recent events in my life I think I should give in a second chance

i've never been to a mental institution so

I have. No psychosis or anything. Just suicidal shit

I don't plan on visiting one either, I have an actual fear of mentally retarded people

You'd be surprised how many people are there just because of suicidal attempts. Besides that there were a few for eating disorders, OCD and only one girl who is schizophrenic but she was fine most of the time. Most of the staff was shitty though

When did you go there

what year

I guess it also depends whether it's a teenage department or adults

In June it's exactly a year ago

Well that was in Israel in 2017

One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest is in 1963 in the United States

It's a god damn tough place though. When the staff doesn't take care of people and you have to do it when you aren't feeling the best yourself, it's pretty harsh

True but I know more about that time the movie is set in in psychiatric hospitals now than when I first watched this movie

I get really uncomfortable just from seeing a mentally disabled person in public

so i'd prefer not being in a building filled with them

What do you mean by mentally disabled though? Most people I met there you probably wouldn't be able to tell by looking at them that something is wrong besides people with cuts (from self harm) or anorexic ones

No I mean like

unable to speak

makes screeching noises

completely unpredictable

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