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Because they, like him, all understood what they were signing up for and accepted it by the end.

On some level, they all hated themselves the way he hated himself, so it was sorta their admission to themselves he's right and they deserved it.

This is also in stark contrast to Erin, who truly did everything to make it out of there alive, she had a will to live none of them had.

>Hollywood and the agenda led media doesn’t value real talent.

Are you a maniac?

>‘You have to make sure you have an enormous amount of space for breathing [with animatronics], but they didn’t know any of that. They’d just built something and put a little child inside. The child would suffocate after three or four minutes’

damn, so the movie was built on a pile of dead children too!

The exact number becomes less and less relevant as there's a greater total. If there were (I'm making up an absurd scenario), 1 million titles in one service, and 1 million + 149 in another, no one would call that a significant difference. On the other hand (another absurd scenario) if there were 1 title in one service and 150 in the other, everyone would say one is way way way way better.

While the exact number of titles is relevant, I would say percentage offers a more accurate picture. An even more thorough picture would be painted by seeing exactly what kinds of titles are in each; for example US Netflix has only 1 (one) more movie than Canada Netflix. The other 148 come from shows only. Now are those shows mostly reality garbage? Is it quality US TV not licensed in Canada? idk, the article doesn't say fully. 149 only seems big ignoring all other context.

I just can't get into this Rocky spinoff. Maybe it's because I don't find the character all that interesting and charismatic.

Cannonball Run ran outtakes after the credits.

I am far from a fan of Avatar but you are spending waaaay too much time talking about something you allegedly hate... If that's how you like spending time I can't stop you. I am wasting time talking to trolls on the internet so I guess I am hardly any better. How are you THAT upset about a 5/10 movie (although visuals are 10/10 gotta give it some credit)

Jesus, dude, it's a movie.

The split from the crotch scene lives rent free in my noodle bowl. I saw it when it first came out. Absolutely diabolical. Savage AF scene.

Obviously inspired by the poster for Antichrist.

Anyone who says “I’m too smart to like this” is, in fact, stupid.

I am impressed/concerned by your dedication. Maybe talk to a therapist or something

5,609 - 5,460 = 149

That's the relevant number, not the percentage. Is 149 significant? Honestly, I'm inclined to agree (anything over 200 would be significant), but the point is that you can't use a percentage to measure this.

The chef repeatedly said during the entire run of the film "we have everything".

I'll give it 3 stars and hope to see it 3 times.

I finished it, but I didn’t get it. Maybe I’m not a member of the target audience, but I thought it was really boring.

Dang, wish I’d known that. Rented it just before. What did you like about Aftersun so much? Everyone seems to love it. I guess it could dethrone Everything Everywhere as #1 for me.

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Gangs of New York is another serious role he did. Gets killed by Leonardo DiCaprio.

You aren’t too smart for avatar. You’re too dumb to not care about it.

Aftersun was my #1 movie of the year. I am glad the streaming price dropped radically late last week since I need to watch it again.

Ok. Im glad you enjoyed the film. Personally, it wasnt for me.

There’s something in here for all ages to appreciate 😂😂😂

Ahhh okay, that does make the ending a bit better for me if that's the case.