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Please let it happen 🙏

@@johnthemangood8700 Cause him and Vin know "It's about Family"

@@StolenFortunes whoooaaaaooo

I remember reading once pta was in failed talks to make a Disney Pinocchio movie… but that’s the closest we’ll get to a “mainstream” pta film…

BRATTY SIS CHANNEL baby-girls.id/angelina Megan: "Hotter" Hopi: "Sweeter" Joonie: "Cooler" Yoongi: "Butter" Asi con toy y sus mañas no se la lease que escriba bien mamon hay nomas pa ra reirse un rato y no estar triste y estresado.por la vida dura que se vive hoy . Köz karaş: ''Taŋ kaldım'' Erinder: ''Sezimdüü'' Jılmayuu: ''Tattuuraak'' Dene: ''Muzdak'' Jizn, kak krasivaya melodiya, tolko pesni pereputalis. Aç köz arstan Bul ukmuştuuday ısık kün bolçu, jana arstan abdan açka bolgon. Uyunan çıgıp, tigi jer-jerdi izdedi. Al kiçinekey koyondu gana taba algan. Al bir az oylonboy koyondu karmadı. ''Bul koyon menin kursagımdı toyguza albayt'' dep oylodu arstan. Arstan koyondu öltüröyün dep jatkanda, bir kiyik tigi tarapka çurkadı. Arstan aç köz bolup kaldı. Kiçine koyondu emes, çoŋ kiyikti jegen jakşı dep oylodu.#垃圾

he glorified pedophilia in licorice pizza…

@@carsonbassi6371 im kind of conflicted cos what i got from the movie is deglorifying the 70s to show how fucked they were and how easily u could get away with it. So he uses the setting to be able to put forward a super weird relationship and other stuff like cops getting away with beating up an innocent guy and act like nothing happened

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Stealthily, huh? Like there wasn’t a moment in the video where the word CAPITALISM popped up in big bright letters? Very stealthy, ninja-like.

@@BruceWayne-zj1kw Yeah it was very stealth like since clearly you didn't get that part so instead of asking a question you seek to get a reaction out of people. Imagine being a student and trying to annoy the teacher because you don't understand the lesson.

Couldn't agree more. An absolutely haunting film.

That's because Daniel Day Lewis

I prefer The Master but it’s defs top 3.

Best movie ever

Agree although I think the master is close he seemed to be at the peak of his powers as a director during that time. However boogie nights is still my personal fav from him it’s not technically as good as those two but I can rewatch it any time.

not his best

@@azaz2756 says you, bozo 🤣

@@jaredkunish what does your mom got to do with this?

What, pray tell, type of beverage should be able to quench that proverbial "thirst for knowledge"?

I agree with your assessment. Capitalism isn't a character or identifiable force in any movie. It's isn't an active thing, it is more of a fabric. I have heard ideology being defined as a set of assumptions that are so unconscious that you are most under its auspices when you believe you are free from it. Your comment makes me think of that. Capitalist ideology is the idea that family relationships operate like a business. That's at least a literal rule of classical liberalism, as established by John Locke. A man creates property by mixing his labour with nature, which he then provides to his wife to nourish his children, thus making them his property. Worth reading his Second Treatise on Government, because it is parent document for the creation of America - Jefferson directly states this.

Makes sense. He directed "Inherent Vice."

The age gap, I'm okay with. The fact he was a child I'm not.

How about the Japanese accent that the white character adopted when talking to his Japanese wife? Even if PTA's intent was to make it seem funny or offensive or whatever, it was poorly executed and fell flat. What's worse was the white people in the theater laughing at those scenes. You expect better from PTA. Also, I thought the movie in general was poor in terms of writing, acting and directing.

@@AkshatJha I was cringing at that, it was gross, but that’s the point too, I think it was meant to be off putting

@@colenemitz9053 I wish it worked tho. I saw so many yt ppl in the audiences laughing like it was funny lmao

Gee, I wonder why the guy has two different wives in very short order. How many others tired of him and split? And he doesn’t even speak Japanese, which means asking the wives for their opinions is all done for show, since he doesn’t know what they say. This foreshadows Jack Holden’s using Alana (whose name he forgets) and the councilman using her as a beard for his male lover (who also seems used). Anderson knows what he’s about, and it’s not some simplistic issue that people suffering from political correctness can grapple with intelligently.

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Spoiler warning. Dumb

Theres 1 scene of them.running towards eachother.

@@paulelroy6650 i thought there was at least 3

@@ivang5874 theres a few running scenes but they only run towards eachother at the end

It was way too self indulgent and not enough compelling or interesting story beats

1. It's not a romance. 2 it's a fucking film. 3. Do you only like films where the characters are perfect people. No you dont so jog on pal.

@@paulelroy6650 I like all kinds of characters and movies but not movies that romanticize pedophilia.

@@paulelroy6650 1) it is a romance film. It’s also a coming of age film which is even worse. 2) “it’s a film” means nothing and is a lazy counter argument

Same

Have you never watched a film before?

Do you feel this way about Rushmore too? How about The Graduate? Scott Pilgrim? Lolita?

Paul, what does that question even mean? What films am I supposed to have watched that would make me okay with a romance between an adult and a minor? Because there’s no movie that’s going to make okay with that. And to answer the other question, of the films listed, I have seen the Graduate, but it’s worth pointing out that movie’s protagonist isn’t a minor.

Films challenge and reaffirm morals and ideas within society. By design, films have a moral message and film themes convey ideas. They reflect what we admire, detest, love, and fear-usually by way of what happens to the hero. In a comedy a hero moves towards their strength or truth and away from their fear, and in tragedies heroes may win a small bit but ultimately fall prey to their weaknesses and fear. This is how we get our moral message and meaning from film. Sometimes that message comes across loud and clear, while other times it’s more nuanced and needs further analysis. More nuanced films run the risk of being misinterpreted, which is why we need to be thoughtful about what we are putting out into society to be reflected back at us. Movies like Rushmore and Scott Pilgrim are really clear about their themes and morals. In both of these the age gap is shown as inappropriate, and It’s not until the hero moves away from their flaw and behaves authentically that they end up in appropriate relationships. The Freshman I think is a more nuanced take on similar themes, which is why some people may come away with mixed messages. Now I haven’t seen Lolita because I think it’s kinda gross, so I can’t make any comparisons here. But I have seen the Professional which drew heavily from the film. That movie is in fact a tragedy. Matilda fails to learn her lesson of being a normal kid in a normal relationship. As a result Leon dies. While it’s a solid action film and Leon is an iconic character, the implied sexual attraction between the two of them was hugely problematic (even for it’s time) and added nothing morally good to the story. A platonic relationship would have been far better and could have even improved the film by drawing contrasts between her degenerate father and Leon, a caring but flawed father figure. It’s also well known that the director, Luc Besson, had actually had a relationship with a young girl of Matilda’s age and wanted more sexuality between them in the film. It’s actually pretty gross. Now I don’t think PTA is as bad as Luc here, but the moral of Licorice Pizza is just as murky. If we’re looking at Licorice Pizza through a narrative lens, it SHOULD be a tragedy. The hero gets what he wants right up until their last chance to abandon their flaw, only to not lean their lesson and experience a fall. What Gary, a 15yr old kid, wanted was a meaningful relationship, but the problem was that it was with a 28yr old woman. Unlike Rushmore and Scott Pilgrim, Gary never learns his lesson. Instead he gets what he wanted right up until the end, without consequence. Because of this, the moral stance of the film is that inappropriate relationships are acceptable, when in fact they are not. I think this is not a nuanced ending and it is actually a very poor moral message. It is difficult for me to find a more charitable interpretation of this ending. I think the film would have had a healthier moral message if Gary and Alana were very close in age. It could have communicated all the same ideas and themes and still ended as a comedy. Or if either of them faced consequences for their relationship, it could have been a solid tragedy. I simply do not see any good reason for such an extreme age gap and I don’t think it makes for a better, smarter, or healthier film. Movies are mirrors for our morals and ideas. They reflect society. We need to be more thoughtful about what we put out and what gets reflected back to us. Otherwise we may not like what we see.

because that is the reality and supports his "not being a kid anymore".

@@BradleyGarlock yeah still don’t see how that makes it okay. Like they could have easily changed characters ages since the movie itself is still fictional despite irl inspirations

@@BradleyGarlock it’s not reality lmao. It would be reality if Alanna’s power over him was actually shown as harmful

It’s about just as bad lmao. Pedophilia is pedophilia

@@lukas4112 But it’s not pedophilia. That implies sex.

@@megamoviez no it doesn’t. Pedophilia means attraction to children. It doesn’t mean or imply actually having sex lmao.

Yes why is this so overlooked?

For real, I don’t see nearly enough people acknowledging how creepy this is

@@Dave175 I hate to be the one to say it but you know if gender roles were reversed more people would be talking about it. I'm so sick of this narrative that women can't be predators.... no healthy sane twenty something wants to spend that kind of time around teenagers

@@Dave175 plenty of dipshits like yourself are co planning for jo reason. For one it's not a sexual relationship and 2 it's a fucking film. Are you knew to films having characters.who arent morally perfect. Grow the fuck up you snowflake.

Ironic that you’re telling me to grow up when you can’t seem to spell “complaining”.

I didn't watched it yet but broey dechannel made an analise tackling this topic, they're great so I really recommend it

Yeah idk if I just didn't understand it but after I finished it I just thought "What was the point?"

@@billybobmcjohnson8526 anti-climatic what more do you what than i drink your milkshake. But i really disagree with everything you typed the movie had me hooked at the beginning with the 15 mins of no dialogue and didn’t let up. As far as waste of time yeah any movie you don’t like is a huge waste of time who wants to sit for two plus hours watching something they don’t enjoy.

No, it's not the best system we have. Socialism is better. Capitalism is very welcoming of greed as it essentially requires that one be greedy to succeed. A business person, for example, cannot "be satisfied with enough money to live comfortably" as doing so could result in them being overrun by competitors and result in them not having enough money. This is a problem as capitalism has no good mechanism for getting people out of poverty. Once one "loses the game," so to speak, it's very difficult to rebound. And, of course, there is the name itself! It's telling us that we should value capital! Really, would you have us believe that it's called "capitalism" but that we're _not_ supposed to value capital under such a system??? Please! Greed is damn near in the name! This alone is a primary reason why socialism is better; the name tells us that we are to value our social relationships, _not_ capital. Unfortunately, societies that have tried some semblance of socialism have often found themselves contaminated by the trappings of capitalism. It's hard not to when the global economy is capitalistic.

@@TheMidwestAtheist Not uncommon for someone to go work for their competitors after "losing". With capitalism, your own effort and smart planning can easily get you by in life, even if you have to sacrifice certain luxuries. It allows people to go from being dirt poor to billionaires. Socialism on the other hand relies on the government deciding what people need. If the government decided people only need $100 a month to live, that's all you'll get no matter what sort of job you have. You have no control over any aspect of your life because the government owns everything. Of course true socialism doesn't even have a government. It relies solely on the good will of the people to share resources and not do each other harm. It's a fairy tale that will never happen.

@@TheMidwestAtheist you think socialism isn't susceptible to greed either? Why does it always fall apart at the seems to the subversion of greed. Thing is,that ideals are too flawed for reality. Both capitalism and socialism are not one size fits all solutions, because clearly there are instances where they are harmful.

What are you talking about, capitalism is fundamentally based on greed. Like, that's not a moral judgement, the economic foundation of capitalism is objectively to always accrue more money to afford more capital with, which serves to make even more money, that's what we call economic growth. That's year 1 economics, you don't "add greed to the mix", it's a base ingredient.

Read Marx, break the law.

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Yeah when I thought about the age difference I kept wishing he made her 20, 21 but it didn’t bother me watching. I guess the fact that cooper Hoffman doesnt look 15 at all and Alana’s personality seemed more like a late teens early 20s I was able to look past it in the movie and really enjoy the film.

@@marioturcotte7938 Plus she says different ages throughout the film so you never truly know her real age