The real problem is if the toy started at 20 inches and STARTED GROWING ON ITS OWN! DUHN DUHN DUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUHNNNNNNN!!!daxterx2005 said:Man I wish I didn't watch the whole video, those twists sound pretty awesome.
Also, No Bob, you don't have a problem when your toys start reaching 21 inches then you have a problem
The other side of that is that the thing you had in quotes is actually a thing that actually happens to some, though not generally in the sort of way as in the movie. Note that I'm not saying that that last thing in the spoiler doesn't also happen, because it certainly does. Basically, people are capable of being terrible to each other on literally every side of every situation and it should never be underestimated.Uriel_Hayabusa said:Loved the movie, and I'm pretty much on the same wavelength as Bob when it comes to appreciating it. Really dug the way it deconstructed the notion of ''normalcy''. That said, I'm actually surprised that Bob enjoyed it as much as he did, I actually thought he'd have issues with the movie's big twist:
Namely, Amy actually being a sociopath. The whole, ''She fakes being an abused wife as part of her criminal masterplan'' thing could easily be construed as misogynistic given the many real instances of people being abused by their spouses
Uriel_Hayabusa said:Loved the movie, and I'm pretty much on the same wavelength as Bob when it comes to appreciating it. Really dug the way it deconstructed the notion of ''normalcy''. That said, I'm actually surprised that Bob enjoyed it as much as he did, I actually thought he'd have issues with the movie's big twist:
Namely, Amy actually being a sociopath. The whole, ''She fakes being an abused wife as part of her criminal masterplan'' thing could easily be construed as misogynistic given the many real instances of people being abused by their spouses
Uriel_Hayabusa said:Loved the movie, and I'm pretty much on the same wavelength as Bob when it comes to appreciating it. Really dug the way it deconstructed the notion of ''normalcy''. That said, I'm actually surprised that Bob enjoyed it as much as he did, I actually thought he'd have issues with the movie's big twist:
Namely, Amy actually being a sociopath. The whole, ''She fakes being an abused wife as part of her criminal masterplan'' thing could easily be construed as misogynistic given the many real instances of people being abused by their spouses
The film repeatedly shows that she was more interested in getting people to be the way she wanted them to be and her face was a part of that.In one of the Pike's best moments in the film, a longform soliloquy detailing the insane lengths she's gone to to stage her murder segues seamlessly into a breakdown of the lengths she and other women go through in terms of grooming "public face" performance in order to be catch the eyes of even just a decent-looking lunkhead like Nick in a way that makes the two feel about equal in their respective absurdities
Yes. Yes it does.Amy is nuts, but is she really "that" nuts? In the context of the grim, nihilistic image the film paints of present-day upscale middle-American existence, does being psychotic necessarily make her that much of an "aberration?"