@eMTBrides Respectfully disagree. I think it’s an assumption many are making, and I’ve not known or suspect Nolan or pursuing an agenda with his casting. We should ask him. Lol
@RealBrianCarpio@KevinDahmer Agreed. Following the money usually shows the truth. Somehow these guys will find ways to discredit that or claim more rigging though. You can’t argue with toddlers or kindergartners.
@xprofe831@JohnBealCasual “Stories”, as you phrase it and correctly attributed believability as a key factor to its impact, aren’t simply said. There’s no attempt to characterize Elliot as a great soldier. Only a key part in selling the Trojan horse gift. You already knew this, but insist on making a pt.
@CallahanAutoCo You’re still dumb. And Chris Farley would be ashamed that as his dad you would do something like this…. David Spade would expect it though.
@KevinDahmer What’s legit to you big bro? My point is, what is considered legit and who gets to make that call? When you preemptively position success as fake or rigged - you’re doing a disservice. So again, what is legit and what would define success for you? It’s not internet popularity.
@IterIntellectus As a matter of principle you’re a coward. Posting behind an anime avatar and being faceless while virtue signaling to others. Sacred is going a bit too far. But I agree with you that there’s conflicting culture and themes in the movie.
@ShadeSalvo I think the joke went over your head good sir. Best of all time compared to Tremors 4 or any Steven Segal movie is just silly. Not a real take.
@iCrow92@kingjacaeryss A simple - “you misread the post”
Would have sufficed. No need for name calling, crow person. Thanks for pointing it out though.
@Incarz11@kingjacaeryss Original post was talking about lack of remorse. I’m saying there clearly is remorse. Nothing more. Not trying to go down Nolan or film rabbit holes here.
@xprofe831@JohnBealCasual No contention - Matt Damon made that claim, but I think he did it out of respect and out of necessity to place value on Elliot’s death. Otherwise it would eat him up. I doubt anyone literally believed Elliot was the greatest. Important to sell the gift, sure.
@MulletGropper My favorite line is actually, “the power of sacrifice is in the one making it”. A very profound line. There were some other good ones. Not sure why you didn’t pick up on some.