It was 1am when I finished this movie and I did immediately order one

There's a movie called "Chef" that has a scene where he cooks a simple yet perfect toasted cheese sandwich. The whole cheeseburger making scene reminded me exactly of that scene including where it made me hungry for one even though I'd just eaten.

Well put

this is such a good point

Wow..👍

This comment was genius

Damn… Hear, hear.

@areallyawsomename It's not a joke. It's a common phrase in many cultures. Meaning that you ordered or took more food than your appetite can handle. My parents used to say that to me all of the time when I was young to teach me not to put too much food on your plate.

@@stevenhs9773 No shit dummy I got that lmfao.

@@stevenhs9773 i think they mean that the phrase also may unintentionally reference anya taylor joys large eyes (very beautiful and unique)

Manhunter/red dragon is the first introduction to the character in the books. Also Brian Cox as Hannibal is underrated.

he definitely should!

_starting_ to do. Lol

I literally teared up when he was enjoying himself making the burger. Great acting and perfectly paced direction.

More than likely? They probably left him. With him constantly working, he didn't spend any time with them, so she said "fuck it, I'm out and I'm taking the kid with me."

The director debunked that theory.

On my second watch I noticed than near the beginning when you can overhear all the conversations at the different tables that she (Brown student) mentioned that her mother had got her a job at Sony and then later we hear her boss admit that he'd written a negative recommendation shows that even with a bad review from her current boss her parents have enough sway to het her a job at a prestigious company anyway.

Saw someone on another video explaining that it was pretty possible to go to Brown and not have debt. I forgot all the details; scholarships and grants are generous, according to the poster.

@@HuntingViolets Yeah, I think it was in 2018 when that started... aka more than likely WELL after she graduated from Brown, especially if we're gonna base it on the actress's actual age (she was born in 1988).

@MasterAndreRaven My understanding of chef's criticism is that all she accomplished with her college degree and privilege, was be a mediocre, and deceitful personal assistant, and therefore did nothing to deserve exemption from being labeled a 'taker'.

@WastedPo It makes sense within the logic of the movie. The restaurant knew that Tyler was THAT MUCH of a sycophant, that they were sure that he'd follow whatever they want.

Yes.

@@JimmyMacram I don’t know. I’m retired now having worked in the service industry my whole life. I kinda think he’d just had enough of terrible people. I know I saw some awful people in my jobs. I relate to Julien and the other cooks.

@@kellifranklin9872 he still killed people who really had no reason to die. Being a bad actor in a bad movie, not having student loans, and being a prostitute who got lied to is no excuse to kill them. Not only that, but he basically started a cult that ended with everyone killing themselves lol With that said, I fuckin love movies and shows (The Bear for example) that show how intense and competitive it is to be a chef. How work becomes your whole life and like Ralph, you become so obsessed that when you finally get to the top, you still have to deal with your “mess” and whatever mess you gained from sacrificing so much. He’s an excellent character and very, very relatable, but undoubtedly the villain.

@@BlackWolfOnFire I thought The Bear was wonderful! I can’t wait for season two. I agree with pretty much everything you wrote. It’s not easy being in the service industry that’s for sure! Lol!

@@kellifranklin9872 The cooks who willingly burned to death?

Can. How would you even get "can't" from that context?

What type is that?

Sorry to hear that brudda. Welcome back.