This film provides an excellent social commentary. Excellent deconstruction of the class system.
The pest's willingness to be hunted is symbolic of hidden depression, where he tries to mask it by making others laugh. The regret of scamming so many people sinks as he realizes he has nothing to live for.
The orange jacket represents the white upperclass forcing their own expectations and cultural norms onto minorities.
Pestario's tribal face paint as he is hunted represents the struggles native Americans had.
The arguments between the young son and old father represent the struggle between left and right in the modern political distinction.
The line "ah my favorite delivery boy" is a direct reference to the Chinese railroad workers of 1865. The underlying context of oppression in this scene is immense and to be quite honest, made me cry during my first viewing.
Parker Carter
>Take a look at the scene and see if you cant find underlying subtext.
>finding shit that isn't there because you spent five minutes on Sup Forums and now your brain is fucking fried
Aiden Allen
ONE
Jordan Rogers
Great flick
Ryan Powell
Its a kino faget
Jaxon Nguyen
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Leo Cruz
>mfw I realized he's sticking through the target, not standing on it
Zachary Clark
What did he mean by this?
Kevin Ramirez
I've seened this memed for like a year and I'd never heard any description of the plot until now.
Evan Ortiz
Hi
Aiden James
but he's standing on it u blind fuk
Lucas Moore
Look again, you can't see his feet.
Ethan Campbell
You can see his shoe.
Jaxson Peterson
>being so autistic you don't get the joke
Carter Allen
>Ywn hang out with your waspy friends talking down to minorities at the hottest club in Miami
