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I have come to appreciate when they are in the theater and Bruce says you change when you rewatxh a movie because you have changed.

>>213778047
that's not quite what he says but yes it's a good quote
>The movie never changes. It can't change; but every time you see it, it seems different because you're different

>>213777753 (OP)
>hot psychiatrist falls for schizo homeless man
bit unrealistic how fast and hard she fell for him ngl, guess it's that I can fix him attitude

>>213778595
women like dangerous guys

>>213778595
She didn't fall for him until she confirmed he wasn't a schizo. She was just being nice to him until because she's a psychiatrist trying not to anger the schizo. You got confused like when you think the women cashiers like you just because they were nice to you.

>>213778082
There you go. The trifecta memory films are memento, run lola run and this.

I hate this movie
>>213778047
uhhh YEAH that's the point of LA JETEE. The movie they're aping and also WATCHING ON SCREEN IN THE MOVIE THEY'RE MAKING THAT'S APING LA JETEE

I love Madeline Stowe though she's so great

>>213778595
>>213778757
Wish that psychiatrist actress had nudes

>>213779103
She does. Just google it. She shows bush and all.

The tv show is pretty cool but the female goines is on the edge of being obnoxious. I did love the 99 luft balloons scene. The quirky of making pop culture references reminds me of cleopatra 2525.

>>213779238
I liked her. Agreed on the scene.

Recently learned that Gilliam ripped off this architect/artist who also had a huge influence on Half Life 2. Not a big deal but I found it interesting. Felt like there was some weird synchronicity between the aesthetics for some time.

>>213777753 (OP)
Tango music fits surprisingly well in a sci-fi setting.

>>213779056
Is there a name for this syndrome where you like something but are forced to permanently engage and inhabit discussion for a remake/sequel instead? Infernal Affairs fans seem to suffer the same symptoms.

She was devastatingly pretty in this. Good film.

>>213778595
>hot psychiatrist falls for schizo homeless man
this is a very realistic scenario actually because women are stupid

>>213779605
How do we save women?

>>213779614
take away their rights, unironically

>>213779566
I remember her legs looking great in this movie as well.

>>213778831

it's not a memory movie, it's a time travel movie

The movie was good, the series was bad. Many such cases

>>213781821
of course since made by totally different people

>>213777753 (OP)
One of my favorites, and it's Terry Gilliam's best imo.

>>213779528
Oh snap!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kesfa5-c874
based OST

>HE WAS TECHNICALLY 8 YEARS OLD, YOU SICK FUCK!

This is a classic on Mexican tv.

>>213783639
based but go back

>>213777753 (OP)
Do you think Bruce Willis remembers this movie?

Do you think Bruce Willis remembers this movie?

>>213779355
They eventually serttled with him.

>>213784686
The tv signal reaches into the us, dummy kun.

>>213777753 (OP)
watched this last year and really enjoyed it

>>213781755
Its both since he travels back to the time of his old memories.

>>213779528
I nominate "eraser syndrome" after the indie British sci-fi movie "FAQs about Time Travel".

How does this movie compare to Dorf on Golf?