>You write "Born to Kill" on your helmet and you wear a peace button. What's that supposed to be, some kind of sick joke?
>I think I was trying to suggest something about the duality of man, sir.
fucking bravo kubrick
You write "Born to Kill" on your helmet and you wear a peace button. What's that supposed to be, some kind of sick joke?
Nathan Miller
Mason Scott
Yeah that was pretty fucking stupid
Joshua Campbell
This. he better get his head out of his ass or I will take a gigantic shit on him
Elijah Hernandez
>Memebrick
Michael Jenkins
It insists upon itself
Liam Anderson
ruined the movie, it's like he wasn't even trying
Elijah Kelly
Better him than me.
Gabriel Harris
The film should have been named Duality of Man imo
James Jones
>Yea Forums user confused why the character nicknamed Joker, has Born to Kill on his helmet and wears a peace symbol pin, drawing focus to the great ironies of America's role in the Vietnam War ,and to a larger point, the contradictory aspects of human nature
Jackson Carter
Was it autism?
Dominic Gray
I fucking laughed my ass off when Rafterman got hit by a tank in the book. Like come on, what the fuck.
Hunter Ward
zizek said some interesting things about this movie in "perverts guide to ideology". how joker despite trying to be a rebel is actually the ideal soldier because he has some sense of ironic distance. its also why they chant dirty rhymes and such
Wyatt Brown
I DON'T KNOW BUT I'VE BEEN TOLD
Brody Cook
is perverts guide to ideology good? I've watched Perverts guide to Cinema and though I enjoyed it, some of his points, like the one about the marx bros resembling the model of psyche, just laughable
Jeremiah Anderson
Duality of Film
first half great, second half sucked
Caleb Torres
That's literally all in the book, did Zizek read the back of the Blu-ray box?
Parker Powell
*BIG SNIFF*
Liam Gonzalez
>the one about the marx bros resembling the model of psyche, just laughable
The idea of id, ego, superego is also laughable.
Logan Johnson
how do most people feel about the drill seargant of the first half in this movie? I thought he was rude
Eli Reyes
This happens in the book, though.
John Hall
And Kubrick consciously and intentionally kept it in his adaptation you fucking goober
Kevin Reed
Actually he didn't. The actor completely improvised it, not knowing that he was directly quoting the book the film was based on (which he wasn't even aware of), but Kubrick who wanted to remove the line for its lack of subtlety was struck by the ingenuity of the layer added by the coincidence that he decided to keep it in.
Josiah Brown
Most people think you’re autistic.
Eli Foster
It’s nice how perfectly that fits with “is that you John Wayne? Is this me?”