Posts by Keith Peterson3

ruggedjackal46 said:Oh, you definitely are!
Join The Club 😉

Me too, honestly. I actually scared myself a little with how hard I was laughing, because let's face it, this whole thing isn't exactly healthy or sane. 😕

It gets pretty twisted in some situations, but man, it’s fascinating from a sociological standpoint. You have these kids getting so worked up that they start pulling their own stunt acts, just filming themselves falling, jumping, or hitting things. Then you've got the government and the older generations reacting exactly how you'd expect—mostly out of pure fear. And honestly, I get it, because what we're seeing is pretty messed up. Still, I feel like we just have to view this as some weird new trend that we really hope doesn't turn into a full-blown epidemic.

"Requiem for a Dream" is such a technically fascinating piece of filmmaking.
Quote : Originally posted by James Williams3 "We Have a Winner" — honestly, life can be pretty damn heavy sometimes, so I don't think kids would even bother being born if everything was just sunshine and rainbows. Cheers!

So, I finally sat down and watched Romance by Catherine Breillat, and man, it’s definitely one of those movies that stays under your skin for a while. It’s pretty heavy stuff, honestly—just really raw and unflinching in how it handles desire and all the messy, complicated ways people try to connect. It isn't exactly a "feel-good" kind of watch, but there's something about the way it explores those intense emotional boundaries that feels incredibly honest, even if it gets a little uncomfortable at times. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the mood for something deep and a bit provocative.
The cover art claimed this was one of those top-tier erotic movies, even throwing out comparisons to Last Tango in Paris, which felt like a lot of hype. Honestly, it’s not half bad—definitely worth a watch if you have the time. Regardless, the whole subject matter is actually pretty spot-on when you consider how much people obsess over this modern version of "quasi-feminism" these days. 😉.