It was Ok to torture a literally retarded boy?

>>81147378
No, did you watch the movie?

>>81147378
He literally helped kidnap two kids

>>81147378
It was clearly controversial in the movie. Just shows how desperate he was.

>>81147378
he should've made all that with the autist's mom

>>81147378
Why does Paul Dano always portrait aspies and retards?

hair kino

>>81149501
Because he's ugly as shit and all ugly people are seen as retarded fucks by beautiful people like me.

classic

>>81147378
Fuck Trump!
Fuck white people!

>he was literally retarded
>he was also a genius who helped mastermind the kidnapping

bravo nolan

I would have done worse. Not even playing internet tough guy.

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>>81149532
hes not ugly as shit, hes handsome in a classic kind of way

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>>81149655
kek

>>81149683
nice mspaint

Was Prisoners kino?

>>81149794
no lol

>>81149817
Your wrong

>>81149794
The acting by Hugh Jackman and name gyllenhaal was

>>81149794
Was a film, possibly even cinema. kino? Probably not but I'm not qualified to make that statement.

>>81147378
jake gyllenhall is so fucking hot

>>81147378
Um yeah whats wrong with it?
You act like he tortured a woman or a little kid

What was with Jake's character design choices in this movie? The Masonic ring, the weird tattoos, the hair, etc.

ending was kinda lame with huge jacked man giving up when she pulls a .38 on him, implausible that he wouldn't rush her

>>81151535
Really interesting looking character.

>>81151560
He was fucked up on acid anon

>>81151535

I think Jake was really cool in this movie.

>>81149683
>korean boy
>adam driver
No way, fag!

>>81151574
>He was fucked up on acid anon
u wot?

>>81151514
what's wrong with torturing women?

>>81151639
they give in immediately, can't even get to the fun parts

>>81151535

His name was Loki, I doubt you even need to ask. They were intentionally mistifying.

>>81151574
>>81151610
Yeah his character was cool, but no one in rural PA is like that. It was pretty bizarre from that standpoint.

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>>81151660
Also Dano's character is named Alex Jones.

Some very weird undertones and symbolism in the movie that I still don't understand.

>>81150391

Tell us what you would do to him. In detail.

>>81151746
Going to need a basic gestalt on the whole enchilada

>>81147378
Yes.

>>81151535
He was a grounded chuuni, showing that you can do whatever the fuck you wanna do as long as you don't give a fuck and are competent.

The real question is, why would he oblige to get tortured, burned and scalded for WEEKS without saying a goddamned word? Could a retard really have the resistance of a Guantanamo inmate?

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>>81151535
He was into Thelema and hidden clubs and gnostic knowledge

He was supposed to represent more or less pure logic and knowledge seeking while Logan was supposed to represent logicless emotion and being enslaved to ideology

Both caught in a moral prison

The hair had nothing to do with it, just a slick do

>>81152660
The resistance is not conscious. He can barely form coherent sentences before the torture, after everything he went through, I wouldn't be surprised if he completely lost any sense of mind.

Classic. Total classic.

>>81151639
for one its wrong

>>81151639
Women are the weaker sex. It is a strong man's duty to protect women.

>>81147378
Yes, sadly he knew and as a father you should do absolutely anything to protect your children.

>>81147378
Instant Classic

>>81147814
Helped my ass, he did it.

>>81147814
>>81147378

Yes. He knew. He did it. And he was able to help but refused to.

Classic Paul dano ain't not snitch

Spoiler alert: the Jackman character received no jail time.

>>81151535
Symbology

>>81155049
This. The film established that evil is often the result of evil and the world is chaotic and miserable - paul dano was sadly the victim of abduction and extreme abuse but ultimately colluded in it later and had to have horrid things done to him again.

The film definitely wasnt taking a "come on goys, break the cycle and forgive and move on" angle - it was just expressing that horrible things happen and have to happen sometimes in response.

>>81149546
This.

>>81147378
That's the point of the film you surface level casual, whole film deals with morals and the grey area inbetween right and wrong.
The narrative just presents a morally complicated situation as it is and it's up to the viewer to decide what's right or wrong, there is no singular universal answer to it.

>>81155149
no

>>81154471
cuck

>>81156014
*tips fedora*

>>81149794
Very

>>81147378
How can Jake be so fucking hot while his sister looks like a goddamn gremlin?

>>81156703
One of them was adopted.

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>>81149655
classic dubs

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>>81149831
*you're

fucking retards like you ruining this board

>>81149817
Lol why not?

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>>81149655

>>81147378
We gotta do what we gotta do.

>>81147378
Nuh-uh, Skrillex dindu nuffin!

>>81150391
my first thought at this pic

>>81154471
t. a socially obliged faggot

>>81158346
t. autistic edgelord

>>81147378
how the FUCK do you get your hair to lay back like that and it still looks natural

i would have to douse my h air in product for it to stick

I still remember a 'habbit' that Gyllenhall acted pretty decent. The policeman he played had 'this unsecure eyeblink' here and their when facing something weird. Does anyone know what I mean?

>>81159583
that's a tick, not a habit lmao

And while it makes sense in Prisoners, he used the same "tick" in the I'M ACTING scenes in Nocturnal Animals, probably because of lack of direction from Tom Ford