i've heard of it somewhere

always a good day on r/watchpeople die when you really question existence

fuck brazil

isn't it a surrealist type movie sort of like fight club?

and fuck going outside

ive realized id be fine with a natural death

It's wayyy more surrealist than fight club

gimme cancer, i can fight at least

maybe i'll check it out

dont give me some annoyed asshole just shooting randomly]

If you watch YMS that's probably where you know it from

also damn one fucked alot of people up

Who's YMS

oh your movie sucks

someone got cut in half by a train

I don't

but regained consiousness with no lower half

@MySatellite Damn he must have lost track of his thought 😂

he tried to get back up by lifiting himself up

which was fucking dark

I am so lost right now

I also really like Tarantino and Martin Scorsese's movies

he tried clinging onto life not realizing his intestines were hanging out where his legs would be

I need to watch more Scorsese stuff. I like Tarantino's earlier stuff (Kill Bill, Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction) but not really the rest

I'm the opposite, I don't really like kill bill

Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction are really good but I like his 3 historical movies better

Hateful Eight?

Yeah

And Django and Inglorious Basterds

never seen any of em

I tried watching it a while ago and felt it dragged on too much. It was a while ago though

Which one

Hateful Eight

Oh, yeah it requires more patience than his other movies

One movie I was hardly patient for was The Godfather

I know right??

It's pretty overrated honestly

Jesus Christ, finally I found someone who thinks like me about this movie

What about Kubrick stuff?

The only one I particularly really liked was A Clockwork Orange, the other ones I saw were pretty good

A Clockwork Orange is my favorite by him. Full Metal Jacket is pretty great too