I noticed that Patrick took a pill before he killed Paul. What kind of pills were they? Any speculations...?
shareXanax? Maybe, I don't know, not really.
Can't, I'm afraid. Matinee of Le Miz. Christ, I'll call you.
Okay, I gotta admit...all this feedback I'm getting of quotes from the movie is just hilarious. But seriously...what kind of pills did he take?
sharethat's very cool, againstglobalism, but that's nothing. Look at this: http://rebnatdanclomediablog.blogspot.com/2012/10/psychological-horror-deconstruction_23.html. Blogsite, analyzing the scene, what do you think?
Can't, I'm afraid. Matinee of Le Miz. Christ, I'll call you.
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Le Samouraï, 1967
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJvARzmEprU
Againstglobalism, great nickname. I mean, really impressive. Where do you protest the 99%?
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Anti-psychotic pills, like Sergeant Schumann's in Wag The Dog. In neither film were they effective in curbing the character's "drive".
"Chicken soup - with a *beep* straw."
They way I understood the movie is that he did not kill anyone, just in his mind?
Am I missing the point?
The film is open to diverse interpretations. He could have killed all of the people he does in the film, some of them, or none in which case it is all a psychotic fantasy. I think he kills some of them but the ATM scene and after, fairly late in the film, suggests a complete break with reality.
"Chicken soup - with a *beep* straw."
Stevekaczynski, get down on your knees so Funstuf can see your a$$h0le. Funstuf, don't just stare at it, eat it!
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The intent of the film makers was that the murders were real, but it ended up being ambiguous in the edit.
I always saw the murders as real in both the book and the movie.
In the book he takes valium pills.
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