ITT - /tv/ (#212569936) [Archived: 571 hours ago]

Anonymous
7/11/2025, 2:44:33 AM No.212569936
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Films you watch not for story or information, but for a particular experience
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Anonymous
7/11/2025, 2:52:02 AM No.212570216
>>212569936 (OP)
is the experience โ€œcomfy wintertime midwest vaguely philosophical low stakes road tripโ€?
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Anonymous
7/11/2025, 2:55:25 AM No.212570343
>>212569936 (OP)
https://youtube.com/watch?v=3gLDD_6UCDY
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Anonymous
7/11/2025, 2:55:52 AM No.212570358
>>212570216
Pretty much, yeah. Same reason I gave Lars And The Real Girl a try but it didn't do it for me.
Anonymous
7/11/2025, 2:59:22 AM No.212570473
>>212570343
the music
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Anonymous
7/11/2025, 3:01:37 AM No.212570552
>>212570473
Itโ€™s pretty awesome, isnโ€™t it?
Anonymous
7/11/2025, 3:03:54 AM No.212570625
The Infintie Guest guy was gay for Jewish twinks? No wonder /lit/ loves that book.
Anonymous
7/11/2025, 3:17:28 AM No.212571079
>>212569936 (OP)
They did a David foster wallace movie? I didnt even know this existed
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Anonymous
7/11/2025, 3:20:07 AM No.212571162
>>212571079
It was not such a big success
Anonymous
7/11/2025, 3:52:30 AM No.212572246
>be freshman in college, first week of first semester
>only book i've ever read outside of high school was Infinite Jest, I never read any real literature. I was not aware it was regarded as such a meme book in the literary world. I genuinely thought it was the #1 greatest book ever written, and I only read like 3 books, 4 if you count that i read IJ twice.
>i would talk about it at parties with girls.
>i would bring it up in my english lit class, question why it isn't on the syllabus, i'd call out, interrupt the class. i'd go to office hours and try to bring it up to my instructor in front of the other graduate research assistants and they all just looked at me like i was insane
>no matter what the topic was in any essay, i'd connect it to IJ somehow, mainly because I viewed literature as 99% Infinite Jest and 1% people making poor attempts to create something as good (meanwhile having zero points of comparison to IJ)
>my breaking point was when i attended a seminar from some famous lit professor. he said something along the lines of Infinite Jest being good, and everyone laughed, and he smiled, as if he was sarcastic and I was really confused.
>i straight up interrupted him and asked "um why was that funny?"
>i saw a few of the grad research assistants from office hours stifling their laughter, i felt something was up
>speaker says "well it's a good book but the people who rave about it only do so because they've never read much else, like upper class white kids."
>fuming i say "that's not true at all"
>speaker says "if you rave about it, have you even read Pretentious Angst by Ernest Milton?"
>i blindly respond "of course i have, it's a classic"
>the entire room bursts into booming laughter
>i look around completely dumbfounded
>after 30 seconds of loud laughter which felt like an eternity, i'm beat red, speaker says "if you're still confused, that's neither a real book nor author, case in point."
>i storm out, switch majors the next day
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Anonymous
7/11/2025, 3:55:18 AM No.212572354
>>212572246
>4 years later, senior year, at a bar talking to a qt3.14, she says she's an english major, i'm a marketing major, i bust her balls for not having any job security (100% taking out years of my STEM roommate busting MY balls about job security)
>her friend arrives, also an english major
>"oh i remember you, you're the Infinite Jest guy!"
>she tells her friend the story about the seminar and what i'd do in freshman lit class
>qt3.14 says "and now you're a marketing major, lecturing me about job security and commercialism. you've literally become the very thing Wallace criticizes in Infinite Jest", and they both laugh
>i storm out
>creates 2 year existential crisis i've yet to recover from
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Anonymous
7/11/2025, 4:03:21 AM No.212572639
>>212572246
>>212572354
>/r/thathappened
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Anonymous
7/11/2025, 4:38:55 AM No.212573801
>>212572639
How dat pasta taste son
Anonymous
7/11/2025, 4:42:42 AM No.212573919
>>212569936 (OP)
kek i didnmt know they made DFW kino kek and he played by jason siegel kek thats kino
Anonymous
7/11/2025, 4:46:11 AM No.212574003
>>212572639
It's a decade old pasta from /lit/
Also like the
>it's pronounced stoic not stoyk
one
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Anonymous
7/11/2025, 4:48:17 AM No.212574072
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>>212569936 (OP)
I don't care about the plot. I don't care about the ramifications for the universe or what it does or doesn't adhere to with respect to the original. I just like it for the sensory experience and the father/son themes. I don't understand why so many people need to get so into the weeds regarding plot minutiae and continuity that it ruins their viewing experience. Can't some movies be enjoyed as they are without having to consult the sacred archives to figure out if the movie retroactively ruined everything?
Anonymous
7/11/2025, 4:49:41 AM No.212574109
>>212574003
but it is pronounced sto-ik
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Anonymous
7/11/2025, 4:52:09 AM No.212574193
>>212572639
Le I upboated your post, reddltfriend! It's so cool to see someone from my internet stomping ground hanging out on /b/! You just keep on referring these le what are you on about mates to other cool subreddlts that you may or may not mod and welcome!!!!!!!!!!
Anonymous
7/11/2025, 4:52:23 AM No.212574202
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>>212574109
Anonymous
7/11/2025, 4:52:43 AM No.212574219
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