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@Cloudee
Well, I agree that

Mack's death is awful, but at least Chief escaped at the end. Quite a liberating ending, I'd say.

 

Edited March 1, 2015 by Black_MiD

[Reformed Squid]

@Cloudee

Well, I agree that

 

Mack's death is awful, but at least Chief escaped at the end. Quite a liberating ending, I'd say.

 

Still,

 

McMurphy is the one that showed him everything that could be done, and It's just so sad to see that after all of his efforts he still lost-and Chief lost the man that metaphorically saved his life. It's a very bittersweet ending and those kinds of things really, really get to me. Also, that last scene where he breaks through the window... It was just so beautiful and I broke down at that point. The whole movie was just so impressive and layered.

 

Edited March 1, 2015 by Cloudee

[LightningLord]

 

 

@Cloudee

Well, I agree that

 

Mack's death is awful, but at least Chief escaped at the end. Quite a liberating ending, I'd say.

 

Still, McMurphy is the one that showed him everything that could be done, and It's just so sad to see that after all of his efforts he still lost-and Chief lost the man that metaphorically saved his life. It's a very bittersweet ending and those kinds of things really, really get to me. Also, that last scene where he breaks through the window... It was just so beautiful and I broke down at that point. The whole movie was just so impressive and layered.

 

Well...

 

Are we really doing this again?

 

[Reformed Squid]

Yes,

unless you want us to spoil movies for other people.

 

Edited March 1, 2015 by Cloudee

[Fonz]

 

@Cloudee

Well, I agree that

 

Mack's death is awful, but at least Chief escaped at the end. Quite a liberating ending, I'd say.

 

Still,

 

McMurphy is the one that showed him everything that could be done, and It's just so sad to see that after all of his efforts he still lost-and Chief lost the man that metaphorically saved his life. It's a very bittersweet ending and those kinds of things really, really get to me. Also, that last scene where he breaks through the window... It was just so beautiful and I broke down at that point. The whole movie was just so impressive and layered.

 

 

Yes, I fully agree.

 

The ending is very, very moving. The scene where Chief euthanizes McMurphy is also incredibly painful, and you can see that in his face. Very powerful movie, and an excellent book as well. Should be compulsory viewing. Have you noticed the twist in the title, by the way?

 

 

Come on, Lightning,

 

embrace the spoiler tag train

 

[Reformed Squid]

 

 

@Cloudee

Well, I agree that

 

Mack's death is awful, but at least Chief escaped at the end. Quite a liberating ending, I'd say.

 

Still,

 

McMurphy is the one that showed him everything that could be done, and It's just so sad to see that after all of his efforts he still lost-and Chief lost the man that metaphorically saved his life. It's a very bittersweet ending and those kinds of things really, really get to me. Also, that last scene where he breaks through the window... It was just so beautiful and I broke down at that point. The whole movie was just so impressive and layered.

 

 

Yes, I fully agree.

 

The ending is very, very moving. The scene where Chief euthanizes McMurphy is also incredibly painful, and you can see that in his face. Very powerful movie, and an excellent book as well. Should be compulsory viewing. Have you noticed the twist in the title, by the way?

 

 

 

Twist in the title? Like there's a hidden meaning or are you just referring to how I mispelled it? There's no spellcheck on the browser I'm using right now, so typos slip by pretty easily.

 

[AlienTwo]

I think if you havent seen nice personoo's by now, you deserve to have it spoiled. I think I was forced to read that in Middle School...

[Fonz]

 

 

 

@Cloudee

Well, I agree that

 

Mack's death is awful, but at least Chief escaped at the end. Quite a liberating ending, I'd say.

 

Still,

 

McMurphy is the one that showed him everything that could be done, and It's just so sad to see that after all of his efforts he still lost-and Chief lost the man that metaphorically saved his life. It's a very bittersweet ending and those kinds of things really, really get to me. Also, that last scene where he breaks through the window... It was just so beautiful and I broke down at that point. The whole movie was just so impressive and layered.

 

 

Yes, I fully agree.

 

The ending is very, very moving. The scene where Chief euthanizes McMurphy is also incredibly painful, and you can see that in his face. Very powerful movie, and an excellent book as well. Should be compulsory viewing. Have you noticed the twist in the title, by the way?

 

 

 

Twist in the title? Like there's a hidden meaning or are you just referring to how I mispelled it? There's no spellcheck on the browser I'm using right now, so typos slip by pretty easily.

 

 

 

Nothing wrong with your spelling, bro. It's something I thought of after watching it: nice personoos don't usually build nests. They drop their eggs in other birds' nests

 

I think if you havent seen nice personoo's by now, you deserve to have it spoiled. I think I was forced to read that in Middle School...

True. Both the book and the film are masterpieces. Essential, like 1984 or The Catcher in the Rye.

[Share Sharqi]

 

 

 

 

@Cloudee

Well, I agree that

 

Mack's death is awful, but at least Chief escaped at the end. Quite a liberating ending, I'd say.

 

Still,

 

McMurphy is the one that showed him everything that could be done, and It's just so sad to see that after all of his efforts he still lost-and Chief lost the man that metaphorically saved his life. It's a very bittersweet ending and those kinds of things really, really get to me. Also, that last scene where he breaks through the window... It was just so beautiful and I broke down at that point. The whole movie was just so impressive and layered.

 

 

Yes, I fully agree.

 

The ending is very, very moving. The scene where Chief euthanizes McMurphy is also incredibly painful, and you can see that in his face. Very powerful movie, and an excellent book as well. Should be compulsory viewing. Have you noticed the twist in the title, by the way?

 

 

 

Twist in the title? Like there's a hidden meaning or are you just referring to how I mispelled it? There's no spellcheck on the browser I'm using right now, so typos slip by pretty easily.

 

 

 

Nothing wrong with your spelling, bro. It's something I thought of after watching it: nice personoos don't usually build nests. They drop their eggs in other birds' nests

 

I think if you havent seen nice personoo's by now, you deserve to have it spoiled. I think I was forced to read that in Middle School...

True. Both the book and the film are masterpieces. Essential, like 1984 or The Catcher in the Rye.

 

I always thought of the ending, in the manner that the chief's fate could be construed as the representation of Murphy's desire for life and energy transcendent of its entrapment in a prison of brick and mortar, whilst also Murphy is free of his conflict with the established order, and the prison that is his own body.

[Tikhung]

Haven't played this game in years...

 

[PhillBellic]

Currently I'm mildly bored.

[Killzone3265]

I had an incredibly horrifying experience earlier this morning, of which I haven't an idea how to think of it.. Feeling fearful, and regret.

[Memes]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

@Cloudee

Well, I agree that

 

Mack's death is awful, but at least Chief escaped at the end. Quite a liberating ending, I'd say.

 

Still,

 

McMurphy is the one that showed him everything that could be done, and It's just so sad to see that after all of his efforts he still lost-and Chief lost the man that metaphorically saved his life. It's a very bittersweet ending and those kinds of things really, really get to me. Also, that last scene where he breaks through the window... It was just so beautiful and I broke down at that point. The whole movie was just so impressive and layered.

 

 

Yes, I fully agree.

 

The ending is very, very moving. The scene where Chief euthanizes McMurphy is also incredibly painful, and you can see that in his face. Very powerful movie, and an excellent book as well. Should be compulsory viewing. Have you noticed the twist in the title, by the way?

 

 

Twist in the title? Like there's a hidden meaning or are you just referring to how I mispelled it? There's no spellcheck on the browser I'm using right now, so typos slip by pretty easily.

 

 

Nothing wrong with your spelling, bro. It's something I thought of after watching it: nice personoos don't usually build nests. They drop their eggs in other birds' nests

 

I think if you havent seen nice personoo's by now, you deserve to have it spoiled. I think I was forced to read that in Middle School...

True. Both the book and the film are masterpieces. Essential, like 1984 or The Catcher in the Rye.

 

I always thought of the ending, in the manner that the chief's fate could be construed as the representation of Murphy's desire for life and energy transcendent of its entrapment in a prison of brick and mortar, whilst also Murphy is free of his conflict with the established order, and the prison that is his own body.Be a shame if someone....removed all the spoiler tags.

 

 

It's safe to say you guys only do this for the quote trains.

 

Edited March 1, 2015 by T_0_P_H_A_T

[Fonz]

 

 

 

 

 

 

@Cloudee

Well, I agree that

 

Mack's death is awful, but at least Chief escaped at the end. Quite a liberating ending, I'd say.

 

Still,

 

McMurphy is the one that showed him everything that could be done, and It's just so sad to see that after all of his efforts he still lost-and Chief lost the man that metaphorically saved his life. It's a very bittersweet ending and those kinds of things really, really get to me. Also, that last scene where he breaks through the window... It was just so beautiful and I broke down at that point. The whole movie was just so impressive and layered.

 

 

Yes, I fully agree.

 

The ending is very, very moving. The scene where Chief euthanizes McMurphy is also incredibly painful, and you can see that in his face. Very powerful movie, and an excellent book as well. Should be compulsory viewing. Have you noticed the twist in the title, by the way?

 

 

Twist in the title? Like there's a hidden meaning or are you just referring to how I mispelled it? There's no spellcheck on the browser I'm using right now, so typos slip by pretty easily.

 

 

Nothing wrong with your spelling, bro. It's something I thought of after watching it: nice personoos don't usually build nests. They drop their eggs in other birds' nests

 

I think if you havent seen nice personoo's by now, you deserve to have it spoiled. I think I was forced to read that in Middle School...

True. Both the book and the film are masterpieces. Essential, like 1984 or The Catcher in the Rye.

 

I always thought of the ending, in the manner that the chief's fate could be construed as the representation of Murphy's desire for life and energy transcendent of its entrapment in a prison of brick and mortar, whilst also Murphy is free of his conflict with the established order, and the prison that is his own body.Be a shame if someone....removed all the spoiler tags.

 

 

It's safe to say you guys only do this for the quote trains.

 

 

Yep,

 

Nothing like a spoiler tag quote train to get the day rolling

 

[Memes]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

@Cloudee

Well, I agree that

 

Mack's death is awful, but at least Chief escaped at the end. Quite a liberating ending, I'd say.

 

Still,

 

McMurphy is the one that showed him everything that could be done, and It's just so sad to see that after all of his efforts he still lost-and Chief lost the man that metaphorically saved his life. It's a very bittersweet ending and those kinds of things really, really get to me. Also, that last scene where he breaks through the window... It was just so beautiful and I broke down at that point. The whole movie was just so impressive and layered.

 

 

Yes, I fully agree.

 

The ending is very, very moving. The scene where Chief euthanizes McMurphy is also incredibly painful, and you can see that in his face. Very powerful movie, and an excellent book as well. Should be compulsory viewing. Have you noticed the twist in the title, by the way?

 

 

Twist in the title? Like there's a hidden meaning or are you just referring to how I mispelled it? There's no spellcheck on the browser I'm using right now, so typos slip by pretty easily.

 

 

Nothing wrong with your spelling, bro. It's something I thought of after watching it: nice personoos don't usually build nests. They drop their eggs in other birds' nests

 

I think if you havent seen nice personoo's by now, you deserve to have it spoiled. I think I was forced to read that in Middle School...

True. Both the book and the film are masterpieces. Essential, like 1984 or The Catcher in the Rye.

 

I always thought of the ending, in the manner that the chief's fate could be construed as the representation of Murphy's desire for life and energy transcendent of its entrapment in a prison of brick and mortar, whilst also Murphy is free of his conflict with the established order, and the prison that is his own body.Be a shame if someone....removed all the spoiler tags.

 

 

It's safe to say you guys only do this for the quote trains.

 

 

Yep,

 

Nothing like a spoiler tag quote train to get the day rolling

 

Nothing quite like it.

 

[Killzone3265]

 

I feel that spammers like above should f*cking quit it.. especially when one of them was banned twice for behaviour.

 

[mr quick]

I hereby declare this the worst page of this thread.

[Memes]

I hereby declare this the worst page of this thread.

It Sure Is, Marwin. It sure is.

[drifter.]

 

I hereby declare this the worst page of this thread.

It Sure Is, Marwin. It sure is.Agreed

[Memes]

 

I feel that spammers like above should f*cking quit it.. especially when one of them was banned twice for behaviour.

 

Technically, they're just having a discussion. A long, drawn-out discussion, but a discussion nonetheless.

[Fonz]

To get back on topic: it's one of those lazy Sunday afternoons. I had planned to go to the theatre or maybe have some coffee with a chick, but the weather doesn't exactly permit it, so I'm bored as hell now... I guess I'll just listen to Tom Jobim and think of peaceful things.

Edited March 1, 2015 by Black_MiD

[Memes]

To get back on topic: it's one of those lazy Sunday afternoons. I had planned to go to the theatre or maybe have some coffee with a chick, but the weather doesn't exactly permit it, so I'm bored as hell now... I guess I'll just listen to Tom Jobim and think of peaceful things.

Will this be "hot coffee"?

[Fonz]

 

To get back on topic: it's one of those lazy Sunday afternoons. I had planned to go to the theatre or maybe have some coffee with a chick, but the weather doesn't exactly permit it, so I'm bored as hell now... I guess I'll just listen to Tom Jobim and think of peaceful things.

Will this be "hot coffee"?

 

Ahahah, if all goes according to plan

[Memes]

 

 

 

To get back on topic: it's one of those lazy Sunday afternoons. I had planned to go to the theatre or maybe have some coffee with a chick, but the weather doesn't exactly permit it, so I'm bored as hell now... I guess I'll just listen to Tom Jobim and think of peaceful things.

Will this be "hot coffee"?

 

Ahahah, if all goes according to plan You make it seem as if it's a kidnapping.

 

 

or is it.

 

Edited March 1, 2015 by T_0_P_H_A_T

[Aby]

Nice quote trains and sh*t posting, really. This is definitely not sarcasm.

[Memes]

It's a fo-diddling internet forum. We're totally breaking laws and ruining lives with a few jokes

[Glass Cloud]

It's been almost a week so I guess I didn't get the job I interview for. This will be the second interview I've had where I didn't get offered a job. Oh well I guess I'll just go pick up some beer and fill out more apps today.

[N4TE]

I've been having these really bad stomach cramps all weekend and I couldn't sleep at all Friday night because of it, so I ended up falling sound asleep at 3 PM. I woke up at 1 AM last night, and I've been wide awake since. Any minute now I'm going to slowly grow more and more tired. I'm f*cked.

[t3h PeNgU1N oF d00m]

Nice quote trains and sh*t posting, really. This is definitely not sarcasm.

Classic TOPHAT..

[Memes]

 

 

Nice quote trains and sh*t posting, really. This is definitely not sarcasm.

Classic TOPHAT..I hope you realize I made about one post in the quote train.

 

But yes. Classic lil' old me.

Edited March 1, 2015 by T_0_P_H_A_T