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It's how they deal with their guilt. But perfect, you said it all.
Yet they'll continue to watch it, because they actually like it, just to come here to (as you said) virtue signal. People who need this kind of validation, and there's plenty of them on here, are just pathetic.
Boring? Wth, there was nothing boring about this movie, at least not to me. It was so funny at times. Yes, it took cracks at homophobic and misogynistic jokes, which are considered a little dated now, but they were done in a way that was meant to make us laugh, (you're supposed to be able to tell that). And I think it's held up very well over the years. I really don't think you got what the movie was about. Melvin started out <i>that</i> way (not sure if it was due to his mental illness or not), not a very good guy, but was able to change, almost completely. He even started taking his pills again, due to Carol. By the end of the movie, he had Simon living with him. Huge changes like that must be very difficult for someone to deal with, with Melvin's disorder, but he slowly did. And I think at the end, we were meant to believe he would continue to improve.
YES!!!!
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You're asking this question to a bunch of T2 fans, who are gonna give extremely biased answers. But why would you even compare the two movies. Both movies are completely different stories, and both great. The cgi, the plot, characters, acting, directing, ect. Both are great in their own way. Personally, I think they are two of the best movies I seen. I love them both and would not be able to decide which is best.
<blockquote>that is because female role back then were written by man and directed by man who have great talent. today female role written by either femitard woman with no talent or woketard white knight man with no talent.
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Couldn't agree more, plus the rest of what you said, and yes I'm a woman.
<blockquote>Is there a definition for discriminating against other species?
I think it's Zoophobia. At least that's what Google says.
I didn't read all of the reply's here so I don't know if anyone mentioned this but, wouldn't it be considered bestiality.....sort of?
You missed out. It got better and better.
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I didn't like 2, but I love 3 and 1.
The only British accent that really annoyed me, was from the actress that played Mon Motha. She was trying to pull off a sophisticated accent, but it came out like she was trying too hard.
Lmao.
Lmao, definitely one of them.
I thought he was gonna turn out to be Disa's strong gravy.
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And does he have a lisp?