Man, this was fucking terrifying. The supermarket scene, the death of his dog, the church scene. Fucking god damn. It all felt so real, much more so than any other film I've seen in recent memory. And Mads was amazing, too.
What would you have done in his place? And what's some essential Mads-core?
>What would you have done in his place? Given in and broke, like all the times in middle school and after when I was mercilessly bullied. >And what's some essential Mads-core A Royal Affair is good (albeit sad), non-English.
Noah Bailey
I would just not be around anyone's kids, it's working out great so far.
Brody Miller
It was incredible, Mads was great and it was so frustrating and sad. I definitely wouldn't of been as friendly to the little girl.
Brandon Martinez
She had assburgers though, and even told people she made it up. More of the blame has to go on that guy who interviewed her and put words in her mouth and also on everyone else for believing it so readily.
Jack Bennett
True, I would've lost it at someone though. Which he did in the church. That was a good scene.
Isaiah Reed
>What would you have done in his place?
Do it for real
Then we'll see who laughs
Isaac Scott
>Putting all of the blame on the little girl who was coached into lying /r9k/ please go
Camden Smith
>the death of his dog felt so good
fuck this pedo and his dog
Matthew Brown
Fuck you.
Matthew Allen
I wouldn't be a sperg and when asked if I did it, I'd plainly say no rather than ask back if they thought I did it.
Also, the one friend who always believes him is his partner in crime. The door where he meets the girl at the end of the movie leads to the cellar where they did it, the one the girl described in her police testimony.
Robert Torres
>what's some essential Mads-core Pusher 1 (his first role) and Pusher 2 (his best role)
Austin Stewart
Don't cut yourself on that edge retard.
Colton Torres
The last scene with the missed rifle shot still disturbs me
Nathaniel Walker
Well I wouldn't have diddled kids in the first place because I'm not a pedophile.
Ayden Foster
>tfw thought that the girl's father would kill Mad's and poison his food at the end
Blake White
>posts on Sup Forums >not a pedophile
Sebastian Allen
>And what's some essential Mads-core? Blinkende Lygter
I'm only like 15 minutes in but I think I know the gist of the plot. I wonder how often women watch this movie and thinks it's bad ass what happens to this man?
Connor Sanders
>tfw I loved mads in hannibal and always hear that this is a great movie and even put it on my netflix list but I just can't bring myself to watch it because it seems like it would be too painful
Jose Carter
Pusher is also a good mads movie
Caleb Kelly
This movie was made because there are many more cases of child abuse revealed today then some decades ago. Pedos are trying for counter propaganda.
Lucas Mitchell
It is very painful. If I had a chance I would never have watched it.
Jason Reyes
This suffering deserves to be witnessed. Know that it happens to people.
Jacob Gonzalez
The kind of movie you don't forget, made my blood freeze in my veins. The way the trap slowly closes on mads is terrifying
Christian Adams
>mfw I costar in The Hunt with based Mads and this is my IMDb portrait.
Samuel Sanchez
I just saw lucas talk to his best friend. I'm so angry now. As someone that's been falsely accused of sexual abuse in the past this makes me never want to leave my home.
Colton Lewis
Lucas's son made me cry. Society is fucked. People are so evil and fat in the head.
The Paki/Indian/whatever was probably a robot and I feel sorry for him. Can't say the same about the normie who got framed by the bitch though.
Michael Perez
I just finished the movie.
I just typed out my story but decided not to post it. I know someone involved used to browse Sup Forums and I don't want to give anyone a chance to even bring me up or the story up in conversation. I've already been physically assaulted before.
Stay smart, guys. Know who your family is. Don't waste your time wondering if you can trust someone. You have to find out and know.
I will say it hurt way more having the closest "friends" in my life turn their backs on me when they knew it wasn't true. That hurt a lot more than a town full of people talking shit.
Connor Robinson
I agree. People need to watch this. Teenage boys need to watch this.
Brody Smith
It does sound extremely painful to watch, I l feel the same as you. I really do need to see more Mads-core though.
James Fisher
Who else got nervous as fuck when he carried the little girl in the end of the movie?
Tyler Hall
I misread the scene at first. I thought he was identifying some kind of pathology in the little girl and convince her to face her fears and walk over to him and finally be able to walk on lines.
Yeah, he's too trusting. I think the plot's a bit unbelievable that he'd be able to return to those people comfortably within a year. Pretty sure that doesn't ever happen in real life.
Anthony Howard
There were subtle tensions in the last scene. Then the not so subtle tension of the shot in the woods. His life was fucked up and will never really return entirely to how it was before.
Noah Morris
He should have moved away. Putting his life in danger to stay around his "friends" is irresponsible. He has a son that needs him. But I guess his family is already troubled since him and his wife are divorced and don't get along. Ughh.... now that I'm thinking about this I'm frustrated all over again. Will society ever start improving again?
Isaac Morales
>He should have moved away
While under a pending investigation? SURE.
Eli Barnes
I never implied that. He was released from jail and I feel positive the investigation was over by the time the next year rolled around. I repeat what I say before, he shouldn't put his life at risk for his "friends" It's irresponsible. I respect EVERYTHING about the character except for him putting his life at risk like that. His son needs him more than the dying west does.
Joseph Rogers
>And what's some essential Mads-core Flickering Lights
Gavin Cruz
Good movie, but the ending was bad.
What should have happened was that Lucas finds out at the end that Klara WAS molested, by the shifty child counselor. So he finds out and he takes his rifle and confronts the guy, and it turns out he did rape a bunch of kids in his basement, and it's really bad, so Lucas shoots him. Now he's a hero and everyone knows he didn't do it and all is forgiven and also his dog doesn't die.
Jackson Ramirez
Interesting how this happy ending would necessitate actual child abuse.
Lucas Evans
They'll get over it kids are resilient
Mason Phillips
Euros are ultimate pervs, what a shocker of a movie It's like we didn't know of their depravity and stuff, amazing!
Owen Myers
No, the only alternate possible happy ending is Lucas double wielding 2 MG 42's with extra ammo and slaughtering the whole town until there is no soul left alive there
Henry Anderson
I'm sorry user.
Carson Richardson
Thanks.
Easton Morris
Some tips. It's more likely to happen to if you if you stand out, even if you stand out in good ways. Standing out makes you an easy target for exploitation. The little girl loved the main character because he stood out to her. He was kind and loving and beautiful to her. When she found out he wasn't what she wanted him to be she lost it. The more you fit in the less people will suspect you of anything.
Austin Bell
>essential Mads-core Pusher Flickerling Lights Rejseholdet Casino Royale The Hunt A Royal Affair
Chase Bell
And I'm not saying that people should all start doing everything possible to fit in. I'm just saying be prepared. No what your risks are. My incident taught me a LOT about human behavior.
Chase Perry
Don't forget Green Butchers Adam's Apples Men and Chickens
Jacob Lewis
What the fuck mate. Of course we can, it's called empathy. Are you actually serious?
William Williams
Some essential Mads-core is the entirety of Hannibal. You'll have contrarians on Sup Forums saying that the third season was shit but they're simply contrarians. It was one of the best shows on television, in no small part due to Mads great performance. Anthony Hopkins was great in Silence of the Lambs but in Red Dragon and Hannibal whilst still good he's playing a sort of memey extension of the icon he brought to life. Mads as Hannibal creates a real rich, sophisticated villain.
Jeremiah Hill
Did you really need to come here just to play the victim? Like in this setting? Where we're talking about a man who gets his life ruined because he gets accused of a pedophile? Did you really need to do that?
Do you really think you know what it's like for people to look at you like you're a sexual predator? Do you really know what it feels like to be hunted by both men and women to be lynched? I don't think you do. I don't think you know the slightest thing about it. And I don't think you can empathize. So just be happy with what you've got and go fuck yourself.