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Comment on The Two True Realities That Explain the Movie Certified Copy by Jimmy H

Jimmy H — Fri, 08 May 2026 22:56:21 +0000

James mentions he shaves every second day outside the hotel. he wasn’t present when she told the cafe lady that part of the story from their wedding day.

that made me feel that they had a prior relationship and their past and all it’s resentments, frustrations and joys were based on reality.

The “copy” may well be the different memories we take from our relationships.In this instance James had lost or forgotten all the things she clinged to about their love, and the second part of the movie is her attempt to revive it.

Comment on The Comprehensive Movie Mind Fuck List Entry #5 by Taylor Holmes

Taylor Holmes — Fri, 08 May 2026 16:27:28 +0000

In reply to TORLEY.

I have done that before… hold please… not with this specific list obviously, because this list was just created. But with a list of all my movie recommendations. Gah. WHERE DID I PUT THAT THING!?!?

Comment on New Movie Recommendation 10×10 Discussed and Explained by Joe M

Joe M — Mon, 04 May 2026 06:36:27 +0000

I don’t see the confrontational question from Robert to Alana that you described. All we see is the clip begin with Alana playfully teasing Robert about whatever he had just said (which we don’t hear) by calling him an idiot. That part is of no significance. The part that is important is when the phone rings and she sees who is calling and a worried expression briefly flashes across her face because it’s obviously a call from her secret lover.

it’s worth watching and will keep your attention for it’s run but there are a lot of things in it that make no sense. It could have benefitted from a rewrite.

Comment on The Comprehensive Movie Mind Fuck List Entry #5 by TORLEY

TORLEY — Fri, 01 May 2026 12:06:59 +0000

Another welcome installment… thank you, Taylor! As the journey continues…

Have you thought about turning this — when it’s all posted — into a searchable database with metadata, especially because you have a unique and practical criteria of the “Mind Fuck Categories”? It would be cool to search by theme, so someone could, for example, focus on “Reality Untrustworthy”. And also other things… like if they prefer a more Comedic vs. Horror side. Could be valuable on so many levels to discern previously hidden connections between films, and discover others that share similar attributes to your faves.

Comment on The Truly Confounding Spinning Man Deconstructed and Explained by Richard Buonaccorsi

Richard Buonaccorsi — Thu, 30 Apr 2026 18:39:48 +0000

just want to comment on something that happens very early in the
movie. when the police first show up to question Evan, Malloy
tells Evan that they received a tip about a grey Volvo with an Addison College sticker on it and they are following up on that
tip. Well then, a tip from whom? Legitimate tip? phony tip?
Intentionally misleading tip? oh, the possibilities.

Comment on The Night Eats the World Reviewed and Discussed by Diego

Diego — Sun, 26 Apr 2026 18:22:31 +0000

Justin’s questions is the reason why I arrived to this page.
Indeed, it doesn’t make sense, but I can see why it was appealing to the creators to include it.
For Alfred the zombie, probably his last wish was to reach the safety of his home, among the chaos that was unleashing around him. His last bit of humanity.
But I think the creators could have done a better job setting it up, in order for it to not become illogical. Sam could have found a way to release him from a safe distance and watch, so Alfred wouldn’t be distracted by his presence and feel the urge to attack him.
The film is full of little mistakes like that, that only needed some small adjustments to make it work.

Comment on Ending of Movie Miss Sloane Discussed and Unpacked by Taylor Holmes

Taylor Holmes — Sun, 26 Apr 2026 11:52:27 +0000

In reply to Charlie.

—-standing ovation—
“Bravo!!!”
“Bravo!!!!!!”

Comment on Ending of Movie Miss Sloane Discussed and Unpacked by Charlie

Charlie — Sun, 26 Apr 2026 09:48:52 +0000

Script
EXT. MINIMUM SECURITY WOMENS’ PRISON – DAY – PRESENT Elizabeth is shown out of a discreet side exit. She’s dressed in casual, comfortable clothing. A sharp contrast from her usual urban warrior business attire. She tries to hail a cab, but the first one to pass is occupied. Her eye catches something across the street… FORDE leans against the side of his pickup, a cup of coffee in each hand. Their eyes meet. They hold the stare for a long moment. Forde plays it cool as ever. He casually observes her, waiting for a reaction.! Elizabeth straightens out. A smile creases her cheeks…

Comment on Hallow Road Movie Ending Explained by Jaye

Jaye — Mon, 20 Apr 2026 17:14:28 +0000

Thank you Taylor! I appreciate your thoughtful response, and your feedback.

You’re right that heaven and hell might be too definitive in light of the movie’s ambiguousness.

In that case I might just adjust my take to say that Alice’s judgment is maybe about ‘grace vs punishment’ rather than specifically heaven or hell.

Taylor, any thoughts on the red ‘brake’ lights imagery?