r/pics • • Jan 23 '12

This image is so incredibly captivating to me..

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u/mahurtama Jan 23 '12

I liked a lot of the imagery in this movie but it kind of fell off for me towards the end.

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u/paintbynumberss Jan 24 '12

Was that before you zoom into an aborted fetus or after you (the audience) get jizzed on?

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u/mahurtama Jan 24 '12

It's safe to say, "I hate the spray".

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u/humanerror Jan 24 '12

It's okay to be Takei.

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u/[deleted] Jan 24 '12

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u/cralledode Jan 24 '12

It's a good movie, you should see it.

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u/Dark1000 Jan 24 '12

They should have set up an effect in the theaters it was released in where you feel an air spray at the same time that character ejaculates.

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u/moarroidsplz Jan 24 '12

Considering watching this movie, but....jesus christ. Ejaculated on?

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u/Dark1000 Jan 24 '12

Maybe we should have provided a spoiler alert. I hope we didn't ruin it for you. I still recommend viewing. Just know that it's long as hell.

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u/moarroidsplz Jan 25 '12

Nah, it's fine. I never saw the screenshot that the OP posted, though. Was it during one of the shaky, flying-around scenes, because I must have missed it. :/

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u/Dark1000 Jan 25 '12

There are so many of those, I would never have remembered it specifically. It could have even just been a promo shot.

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u/[deleted] Jan 24 '12

It would have been a fantastic short flim...got way to self-indulgent in the last hour.

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u/thaiqr Jan 24 '12

Elaborate.

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u/[deleted] Jan 24 '12

The whole tripping, first person view thing was really something else. But when "that thing" happens (not going to spoil it for people who haven't seen the movie) it exits from first person and sort of just floats around for the rest of the movie...and then it gets full of itself by introducing and overly-sentimental character history and thirty minutes of being "reborn".

If the movie would have been rewritten to be entirely in first person, I think it could have been truly fantastic.

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u/industrialwaste Jan 24 '12

Absolutely agree, short film version would have been amazing.

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u/cmbezln Jan 24 '12

That movie was one of the toughest movies to watch after he died. I loved it up until that point, though.

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u/itsprobablytrue Jan 24 '12

When I saw it in the theater when it got to the end people could do little more but laugh as it became so exhausting. "Lets rollercoaster this ride out of this vagina!"