So he took the deal right?
My theory is that he took the deal for 100 million and everything after was all part of the plan to be the undercover spy. Nothing he did after actually hurt the company at all as stock actually went up
I could be off, what y’all think?
I would agree
I figured I couldn’t be the only one who thought this but every theory I find online saying he was tricked at the party
this s*** was hard for me to sit through in the theater and i hate it because everyone else seemed to love it. it was just convoluted and not super funny from what i remember but i was also drinking so idk
what did you guys think of the movie?
it's entertaining enough, but I didn't care for it as much as I'd like to. I think it tries to do too much and ends up sacrificing depth for absurdity. Which, to clarify, can be fine, but wasn't in this case. Tho I don't want to be too harsh, I'd eagerly await whatever the director has next up
it's entertaining enough, but I didn't care for it as much as I'd like to. I think it tries to do too much and ends up sacrificing depth for absurdity. Which, to clarify, can be fine, but wasn't in this case. Tho I don't want to be too harsh, I'd eagerly await whatever the director has next up
well worded 😁
it's entertaining enough, but I didn't care for it as much as I'd like to. I think it tries to do too much and ends up sacrificing depth for absurdity. Which, to clarify, can be fine, but wasn't in this case. Tho I don't want to be too harsh, I'd eagerly await whatever the director has next up
Eh. The absurdness is why the movies sticks out, imo. Without it...it would just be a dry ass critique on capitalism.
Eh. The absurdness is why the movies sticks out, imo. Without it...it would just be a dry ass critique on capitalism.
See, I take that benefit of absurdity (that's how the film sticks out, as you say) as something that distracts from the movie actually itself being another 'dry ass critique on capitalism.' Only, I assume we're taking that dryness in different ways. Obviously, visually the movie is far from dry. Its in terms of commentary when you take all of the film's points together that I take the film to be a little unfocused and 'dry.'
Films are visual projects first and foremost though, so maybe I'm unfair to judge the film for its commentary rather than appreciating it as a visual treat? Maybe. But that's just how I feel Your point is a good one.
what did you guys think of the movie?
One of the best movies of the 2010s decade
The world needs more absurd movies like these that touch on serious topics but still can be hilarious and entertaining to watch.
I saw it in theaters when it initially came out and I remember the dude turning into a horse and the corporation reminding me of amazon and that’s about it
The horseman chained up scene was pretty traumatic though
what did you guys think of the movie?
one of the dumbest movies I’ve ever seen in my life
The world needs more absurd movies like these that touch on serious topics but still can be hilarious and entertaining to watch.
The movie was just okay for the most part but when it got to the club/horse part I was like aiight