I didn't get it

The movie was his internal struggle dying on the operating table. He was able to come to terms with his death and let go, which is why one of the surgeons says he put up a hell of a fight. He was finally let go and embraced death. People who have spent time in the ICU have described similar experiences.

People can say whatever they want about the ending but this movie is a fucking classic psychological thriller like Silence of the Lambs.

who's excited for the remake?

kinda related to this
what was that one movie about that old dude who died while working at a theme park and then he has flashbacks or some shit about war

Literally nobody.

I was in the icu for 6 weeks a while back and almost died. The first thing I did when I got home was watch Jacob’s Ladder because it felt so similar.

Wasn't it supposed to come out last year or something?

James.
James.

DREAM ON...

The Five People You Meet In Heaven
Starring Jon Voight

There's a theory that says before you die your brain builds a world that comforts you so you'll be able to embrace death and i guess when things got fucked up it was soon time to go

No one fuck you

thanks
is it good?

It's okay. A friend made me watch it. Oh yeah, it has Michael imperioli from sopranos in it too.

he was dying* the whole time

Woah...

kino

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Jacob was the one with the ladder at the end.

It’s some kike shit

>The Virgin Adrian Lyne
>makes some movie about neurotic Jewish shit
>sexual hang ups
>war is bad mmkay

vs
>the Chad David Lynch
>has lesbians fuck in the middle of his arthouse movie because he don’t give a fuck
>has the Jew director get the shit kicked out of him and cucked by a white dude with “Gene Clean” on his pickup truck
>has the all American cowboy be the harbinger of death on Jew Hollywood

this site has given you brain cancer

J'sL is a masterpiece. Ultimate pleb filter, and you're a brainlet if you disagree.

Many such cases, unfortunately.

Get it now?

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I dont understand Posessions ending

Obviously the shit about Lynch is a joke, but what is incorrect about my thesis? The screenwriter for Jacob’s Ladder is Jewish, we know that “Jewish neuroticism” is a theme in film (Woody Allen, Larry David, etc). They write about these themes in their own newspapers: google.com/amp/s/www.timesofisrael.com/an-ode-to-girls-lena-dunham-and-modern-jewish-neuroticism/amp/

We can say that Jacob’s Ladder is highly Freudian, and much like the Freudian approach to dreams, it is highly destructive/deconstructive

If you look at another surrealist, though, like Lynch, you come away with a different feeling after the dream. Blue Velvet shows you some weird stuff, but in the end ideals like the social order and healthy male female relations are affirmed, not destroyed

Is this the holy söy trinity?

never seen these flicks, explain it to me

No.

>never seen these apocalypse now

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this post made me sadder than the movie. what a rotten way to think

>character literally explains the movie 2 times
>i didnt get it
adhd much?

Cut out all Vietnam sequences and the movie instantly becomes 9/10. With them, it's 6-7

;':

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dunning kruger is a helluva drug

That's a pretty common experience
It's one of the few movies stocked by every hospice facility in the country

No, that's also ambiguous. In one of the scenes you can see an election poster/pin/some other shit that wasn't released until several years later. So the entirety of those Vietnam flashbacks could also be fake.

Sperg

No it's not