smile now

2y

nah nah, @ these losers right now.

I need names so i know who to put on a block list

OSCAR WINNER

2y

Lmao nigga trolling rn

smile now

2y

I’m so serious

OSCAR WINNER

2y

Cus the movie sucks. All Pedo s*** aside. It’s not a good film script wise.

Yuzzy

2y

It's a difference showing ur d*** and showing t*** though

Yuzzy

2y

I dunno, there's instances in society where breasts are exposed and it's not sexual necessarily like nude beaches or breastfeeding. If a d***s out it's always sexual

smile now

2y

my brother in christ why are you defending exposing a naked body to a 15 year old boy?

smile now

2y

She literally exposes herself to a teen so that the teen get have a sexual pleasure out of it

Jammuh

2y

lmao

Elric

2y

we dont go there

SegaDreamFlash

2y

thread got me dying

smile now

2y

I have a huge problem with how Alana mentally, verbally and physically abuses this kid throughout the film, always uses this kid to get further in her pursuits, never sets proper boundaries by establishing a very clear non romantic, sexual relationship… a relationship that she shouldn’t have encouraged by actually going to the date that he asked her out on.

And she’s rewarded for all of this by the end of the film.

SegaDreamFlash

2y

@Elric

Alana's stuck in a cycle where after the initial high of her relationship with Gary wears off, she gets disenchanted with the situation and realizes she needs to grow up and do something with her life.

She's an adult with no sense of direction, or clear purpose, when she meets Gary she's working for a man who clearly doesn't value or respect her.

And most of the s*** she gets into is cuz of Gary's guidance. Gary's agent is the reason she gets into acting, she gets into that water bed business because of Gary etc.

Just look at the scene where Gary curves her for that other girl that's closer to his age. She's salty as f***, dejected, and clueless as what to do with herself when Gary's not on her.

Then look at the scene where they're all together after escaping Bradley Cooper's character. While the boys are joking and goofing off in the street, she's sitting on the curb having a moment of self realization, like "damn I need to get my s*** together."

And that's nothing to say about the actual men that are in her life. Her first boss seems to be a sexist who gropes her innapropriately, the initial boyfriend she gets seems to be an airhead who can't read the room, the movie star is a testosterone fueled adrenealine junkie caught up in his own planet, the dumb racist restaurant owner and even Joel Wachs who seems well adjusted is a liar who disregards how said lies hurt his boyfriend's feelings.

That's why near the end Joel's lover goes

"They're all little s***s, aren't they?"

Think about the circumstances and how s***ty the adults are in this world that 15 year old Gary seems like the best choice for Alana.

I haven't even delved into Gary and his attention span. Dude goes from being an actor to a waterbed owner to owning an arcade etc.
He randomly goes from Alana to that girl his own age and back, and then there's that comment that girl in the restaurant made about him.

Part of me feels like he's into moreso the chase then actually any long term feelings of Alana or something.

A depressed grown woman with no direction / purpose in life and an impulsive teenager who switches interests and goals on a whim?

This is not a relationship that's gonna last or at the very least.. be stable lol

SegaDreamFlash

2y

@Elric

Alana's stuck in a cycle where after the initial high of her relationship with Gary wears off, she gets disenchanted with the situation and realizes she needs to grow up and do something with her life.

She's an adult with no sense of direction, or clear purpose, when she meets Gary she's working for a man who clearly doesn't value or respect her.

And most of the s*** she gets into is cuz of Gary's guidance. Gary's agent is the reason she gets into acting, she gets into that water bed business because of Gary etc.

Just look at the scene where Gary curves her for that other girl that's closer to his age. She's salty as f***, dejected, and clueless as what to do with herself when Gary's not on her.

Then look at the scene where they're all together after escaping Bradley Cooper's character. While the boys are joking and goofing off in the street, she's sitting on the curb having a moment of self realization, like "damn I need to get my s*** together."

And that's nothing to say about the actual men that are in her life. Her first boss seems to be a sexist who gropes her innapropriately, the initial boyfriend she gets seems to be an airhead who can't read the room, the movie star is a testosterone fueled adrenealine junkie caught up in his own planet, the dumb racist restaurant owner and even Joel Wachs who seems well adjusted is a liar who disregards how said lies hurt his boyfriend's feelings.

That's why near the end Joel's lover goes

"They're all little s***s, aren't they?"

Think about the circumstances and how s***ty the adults are in this world that 15 year old Gary seems like the best choice for Alana.

I haven't even delved into Gary and his attention span. Dude goes from being an actor to a waterbed owner to owning an arcade etc.
He randomly goes from Alana to that girl his own age and back, and then there's that comment that girl in the restaurant made about him.

Part of me feels like he's into moreso the chase then actually any long term feelings of Alana or something.

A depressed grown woman with no direction / purpose in life and an impulsive teenager who switches interests and goals on a whim?

This is not a relationship that's gonna last or at the very least.. be stable lol

Misfit

2y

great a***ysis

mentalcase420

2y

perfect way to break it down tbh

SegaDreamFlash

2y

@Elric

Alana's stuck in a cycle where after the initial high of her relationship with Gary wears off, she gets disenchanted with the situation and realizes she needs to grow up and do something with her life.

She's an adult with no sense of direction, or clear purpose, when she meets Gary she's working for a man who clearly doesn't value or respect her.

And most of the s*** she gets into is cuz of Gary's guidance. Gary's agent is the reason she gets into acting, she gets into that water bed business because of Gary etc.

Just look at the scene where Gary curves her for that other girl that's closer to his age. She's salty as f***, dejected, and clueless as what to do with herself when Gary's not on her.

Then look at the scene where they're all together after escaping Bradley Cooper's character. While the boys are joking and goofing off in the street, she's sitting on the curb having a moment of self realization, like "damn I need to get my s*** together."

And that's nothing to say about the actual men that are in her life. Her first boss seems to be a sexist who gropes her innapropriately, the initial boyfriend she gets seems to be an airhead who can't read the room, the movie star is a testosterone fueled adrenealine junkie caught up in his own planet, the dumb racist restaurant owner and even Joel Wachs who seems well adjusted is a liar who disregards how said lies hurt his boyfriend's feelings.

That's why near the end Joel's lover goes

"They're all little s***s, aren't they?"

Think about the circumstances and how s***ty the adults are in this world that 15 year old Gary seems like the best choice for Alana.

I haven't even delved into Gary and his attention span. Dude goes from being an actor to a waterbed owner to owning an arcade etc.
He randomly goes from Alana to that girl his own age and back, and then there's that comment that girl in the restaurant made about him.

Part of me feels like he's into moreso the chase then actually any long term feelings of Alana or something.

A depressed grown woman with no direction / purpose in life and an impulsive teenager who switches interests and goals on a whim?

This is not a relationship that's gonna last or at the very least.. be stable lol

SegaDreamFlash

2y

Would love opinions on this @Elric @sace and whoever else @Antidote