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post 1673665193 12-28-2022, 07:03 AM
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Movie Scenes That Make You Reflect On Your Life - 2022 Edition

It's that time of the year where we reflect about our lives. At least, those of us capable of that sort of introspection.

This year I find myself coming back to a scene from a while back. Great movie, too.

post 1673665383 12-28-2022, 07:08 AM
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If you want to see a movie to reflect on your life, maybe go to Gaza and record what you see on your phone. That's what you support, kid.
post 1673667283 12-28-2022, 07:53 AM
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Originally Posted By HappyNewWincel
If you want to see a movie to reflect on your life, maybe go to Gaza and record what you see on your phone. That's what you support, kid.
A typical example of someone entirely incapable of introspection right here, folks.
post 1673667633 12-28-2022, 08:02 AM
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Not one scene but the overall plot and character development of the new Avatar made me do some reflection and think back to how I handled that part of my life that the characters were struggling with. Family, your place in the family, feeling like at times you don't belong or are an outsider (I'm adopted). Reminded me of my teen self and the times when I fell in love and had young crushes. Being the older brother it also made me think about how I tried to protect, teach, and also annoy my younger brother.
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post 1673667713 12-28-2022, 08:04 AM
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Originally Posted By LogicalLifts
A typical example of someone entirely incapable of introspection right here, folks.
All of these 'wincel' people are annoying, isn't it against the rules to make multiple alts? Any wincel should be auto banned.
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post 1673667823 12-28-2022, 08:05 AM
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Originally Posted By roosky11
All of these 'wincel' people are annoying, isn't it against the rules to make multiple alts? Any wincel should be auto banned.
u rly loved that movie huh?
post 1673667863 12-28-2022, 08:07 AM
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This movie was so good on so many levels. I laughed. I cried.

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Originally Posted By roosky11
Not one scene but the overall plot and character development of the new Avatar made me do some reflection and think back to how I handled that part of my life that the characters were struggling with. Family, your place in the family, feeling like at times you don't belong or are an outsider (I'm adopted). Reminded me of my teen self and the times when I fell in love and had young crushes. Being the older brother it also made me think about how I tried to protect, teach, and also annoy my younger brother.
Glad to hear it touched you that deeply. It does go into the family dynamic, that 'sense of belonging', and yes that you're adopted is a major factor. Is your younger brother adopted as well? That sense of 'inclusion' is huge: my wife's father said, at the end of his wedding speech (translated from German): "I thought I might lose a daughter in this, and instead I gained a son."

We go for motorcycle rides in Germany, chop wood if I'm here for the summer. Wifey brings me out an ice cold beer and 'mettbrot' - nice and salty. Her parents are my friends - I never thought this could happen, as I had always clashed with my gf's parents in the past. *Always*.
Originally Posted By roosky11
All of these 'wincel' people are annoying, isn't it against the rules to make multiple alts? Any wincel should be auto banned.
Puni mentioned the other day that he does ban accounts. But it's that time of year where the misery crew desperately need "to vent". You end up just ignoring the vast majority of his drivel.
post 1673668123 12-28-2022, 08:14 AM
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post 1673668213 12-28-2022, 08:15 AM
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Originally Posted By LogicalLifts
Glad to hear it touched you that deeply. It does go into the family dynamic, that 'sense of belonging', and yes that you're adopted is a major factor. Is your younger brother adopted as well? That sense of 'inclusion' is huge: my wife's father said, at the end of his wedding speech (translated from German): "I thought I might lose a daughter in this, and instead I gained a son."

We go for motorcycle rides in Germany, chop wood if I'm here for the summer. Wifey brings me out an ice cold beer and 'mettbrot' - nice and salty. Her parents are my friends - I never thought this could happen, as I had always clashed with my gf's parents in the past. *Always*.



Puni mentioned the other day that he does ban accounts. But it's that time of year where the misery crew desperately need "to vent". You end up just ignoring the vast majority of his drivel.
Pointing out that we are killing ppl is drivel? K.
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The ending of Saving Private Ryan
“Tell me I have led a good life. Tell me I'm a good man.”
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post 1673668543 12-28-2022, 08:23 AM
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Originally Posted By azzspankr
The ending of Saving Private Ryan
“Tell me I have led a good life. Tell me I'm a good man.”
probably the most emotional scene of any movie ever
post 1673668803 12-28-2022, 08:28 AM
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Originally Posted By HappyNewWincel
probably the most emotional scene of any movie ever
Literally tear up every single time. No lie.
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post 1673669133 12-28-2022, 08:36 AM
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Originally Posted By freeburn
This movie was so good on so many levels. I laughed. I cried.
This is on my list of movies to watch!

I started watching The Bear on my flight here - it has a wild depth to it too.

Life can be stressful, and sometimes it is fun to unwind with something mindless. But I love a good drama.
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Originally Posted By TomWanks
LOL you cuck for American WWII dramas? Why am I not surprised.
LOL strong edit. Saving Private Ryan isn't propaganda. It shows the horror of war and how senseless it all is. And I have the highest respect for the soldiers who fought in WW2. Maybe if you watched the movie, you would understand why it is important to prevent war.
post 1673672423 12-28-2022, 09:33 AM
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Originally Posted By azzspankr
The ending of Saving Private Ryan
“Tell me I have led a good life. Tell me I'm a good man.”
The sort of thing anyone wants to hear on their death bed I think.

The folks giving their lives to their careers might face a big issue in their final moments;

Good man? Good husband? Good father? Good friend? Etc.

Never "I should have worked more hours".
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Originally Posted By LogicalLifts
The sort of thing anyone wants to hear on their death bed I think.

The folks giving their lives to their careers might face a big issue in their final moments;

Good man? Good husband? Good father? Good friend? Etc.

Never "I should have worked more hours".
You'll be told you supported the starvation of children and the deprivation of healthcare for the elderly. You were a bad man who spent his life serving a lie. Ofc chances are reasonably good none of us will get a death bed. We'll all go in a thermonuclear blaze by accident. That or get murdered and eaten by roving gangs of starving survivors.
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Originally Posted By azzspankr
The ending of Saving Private Ryan
“Tell me I have led a good life. Tell me I'm a good man.”
For those who haven't seen



Got me again.
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Thread got me wanting to watch Saving Private Ryan again.

**** Upham.
I'm back, bitches!
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Originally Posted By Muzzlrpress
Thread got me wanting to watch Saving Private Ryan again.

**** Upham.
Upham wasn't a bad guy per se. He was just a normie.
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Jack Lemmon's desperation in Glengary Glen Ross is elite-tier acting and reminds me of a time in my life when I was nonstop hustling

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It all came together for me after this

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Originally Posted By LogicalLifts
It's that time of the year where we reflect about our lives. At least, those of us capable of that sort of introspection.

This year I find myself coming back to a scene from a while back. Great movie, too.

fuark, just watched that movie again a few days ago srs

u should watch Revolver next srs
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I relate a lot to this scene. The feeling of being out of place and that you just don't belong or fit in, and that the years have passed and it is too late for you to find meaning.

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Originally Posted By HappyNewWincel
Upham wasn't a bad guy per se. He was just a normie.
He wasn't a bad guy, he was a coward whose inaction cost a soldier his life. Fuk him.

I give him a pass for letting that guy go earlier, but that stair scene? Fuk Upham.
I'm back, bitches!
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Originally Posted By MonsieurWhite


hell yeah
You know other people can be even more violent than nazis right? You don't have a monopoly on force.
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Originally Posted By Muzzlrpress
He wasn't a bad guy, he was a coward whose inaction cost a soldier his life. Fuk him.

I give him a pass for letting that guy go earlier, but that stair scene? Fuk Upham.
The reason they showed him is that kind of thing happens in war. Upham is how many normal people react in war.
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Originally Posted By HappyNewWincel
The reason they showed him is that kind of thing happens in war. Upham is how many normal people react in war.
I understand that. It doesn't change the fact that Upham is a coward.
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