Which are some absolute kinos about accepting the fact that we all die alone?
Which are some absolute kinos about accepting the fact that we all die alone?
Leo Gonzalez
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James Edwards
The Lobster
Carter Phillips
Children of God
Austin Cooper
L O S T
Thomas Young
Colin Farrel has quietly been in a lot of kinos.
Oh, also Wild Strawberries.
Carter Ross
the saint of fort washington
super depressing
Angel Hall
I'm with you.
Ayden Ross
Just because you start alone and end alone doesn't mean you're alone. You walk through life with your friends and family. Journey over destination. Watch "it's a wonderful life" and feel better soon
Michael Gutierrez
synchieduckie ny
Liam Reed
Isn't the message of The Lobster that you have to literally blind yourself to achieve a successful relationship?
Nathaniel Morales
the restler
William Johnson
Damages
Patty Hewes son - "Every person either leaves you or dies. Those are the only two endings for you" You're going to die alone."
Patty Hewes - "Doesn't everybody?"
Alexander Smith
Melancholia and the Infinite Sadness
Connor Kelly
Sundays in Avray, kind of?
Noah Garcia
...
Wyatt Russell
>"it's a wonderful life"
god I love that film
Justin Hill
I'm interested in this
James Wilson
Platoon, but better
Colton Bennett
>death is when you confuse your mom with your wife and she floats and a bird shits in your hand and you let it go
tarkovsky's mirror
John Clark
stroszek
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Joseph Watson
remember in A Bug's Life when Flik is spazzing out after realizing the warrior bugs are actually circus niggers and he starts imagining his future, and he worries that people will treat him like the biggest loser piece of shit, but he still imagines himself married with children and grandchildren? movies are made by normies who don't know or don't want to portray that feel.
Asher Reed
Armour
Luis Garcia
damn. Never thought about that interpretation. I like it.
Aiden Collins
A Single Man
Gabriel White
No Country For Old Men
Noah Thompson
but theyre reunited at the end, r-right?
Cooper Turner
there is no afterlife, user
Camden Moore
The Grey
but be careful user it may make you kill yoursefl
Jordan Watson
WUBBA LUBBA DUB DUB
Connor Martin
knife jogger the year of our lord two thousand and forty-nine
Bentley Long
No, the blinding thing was more about moving past his ex, seeing as the thing they had in common was being nearsighted (which if you'll recall is what attracted him to Rachel Weisz in the first place). They had to find new common ground for him to be free of his exwife.
Adrian Adams
This. It's a Wonderful Life is great start for curing nihilist fags
Christopher Hill
Super
Justin Martinez
this
Bentley Russell
Is he getting impaled by a bamboo?
Adam Stewart
Samuel Morris
...
Christopher Foster
This makes no sense out of context
Explain
Joshua Sanchez
...
Xavier Russell
the parts in the jungle are a reversal of how the series began, with jack waking up in the jungle after the plane crash. now he dies, in the same spot, but with the comfort of seeing his friends leave the island in an airplane, knowing it was all worth it.
the church parts make no sense even with context.