Most of you have probably already seen this but for those who haven't...
The dialogue, the music...BRUTAL
The dialogue, the music...BRUTAL
I bet this film never touches on the woman problem, haven't seen it
What the fuck, how can a movie be so truthful?
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This scene is truly ahead of its time. I keep coming back to this every once in a while
FUCK MAN is this me in 20 years?
no, I wont let it get to that point. i'll kill myself before I let that happen to me.
no, I wont let it get to that point. i'll kill myself before I let that happen to me.
What 20 years? I googled around and apparently the character is 28 years old. I'm very nearly there already.
Taken from the book.
Why would an incel go to a nightclub like that? And honestly they mogsme
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfxgB0_IUoI
this is the whole scene...rofl he tells raphael to go ER
ER fuel
what???? he looks 40
not gonna watch tbqhngl
Then don't. Did I ask you personally? Fucking cancer.
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Literary significance and criticism
Translated into English, Extension du domaine de la lutte ('extension of the battle zone') has been called the more succinct Whatever. Although this word does not relate to the original French title, it connects to the protagonist's defeatist view of life. The struggle of the original title is expressly associated with class struggle in a parody of Marxist slogans made popular by the Parisian student movement of 1968, in which the political revolution was extended to the sexual realm, as well as economic antagonism. "The thesis is that the sexual revolution of the Sixties created not communism but capitalism in the sexual market, that the unattractive underclass is exiled while the privileged initiates are drained by corruption, sloth, and excess."
nope, but a nigga gotta postmaxx amirite?
He was 33 in the film but they made him look worse. Now he's good looking. That's the one criticism of this film, the incel should've been worse looking
Houellebecq (the author of the book that inspired the movie) is quite blackpilled and always said that sexual liberism caused involuntary celibacy for millions of men who aren't on the top, even before the "incel problem" went mainstream: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/07/12/books/review/michael-houellebecqs-sexual-distopia.html
It is a great film, definitely worth watching it
You can watch the film here boyo
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You can watch the film here boyo
Blackpill Film : Whatever (1999 film)
watch here: View: https://vimeo.com/260391237 Title : Whatever Release date : 13 October 1999 Running time : 120minutes Movie description : A computer programmer (Philippe Harel) and a 28-year-old (José Garcia) with no sexual experience have no friends and only bad luck with women...
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good, cause I did and it is suifuel. Shield your eyes and stay safe brocel.
Those 2 guys mog me
Gigabased and blackpilled tbh.
Also this movie is a perfect example of what I'm talking about in this thread: https://incels.is/threads/there-are-no-ugly-people-in-movies-anymore.267011/
The actor is obviously a Chad playing an incel.
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Why can't he just go to a gym and add 8 inches to his height?
doubtful, many men here same thing, "I will rope when it gets too bad", the reality is very very few suicidal people actually ever rope
same here. and I am late 20s too, same age as the guy JFL
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I can't help but suspect there was a deliberate attempt to suppress this movie by giving it such a poorly translated title. I mean, not only does it have nothing to with the French title, which was great, but also it has to be kind of needlessly difficult to search on the web. Maybe nowadays it works better but I bet when this movie came out, searching "whatever movie" or "whatever french movie" did not bring anything relevant.
Apparently it's named after the book, which is indeed titled "Whatever".
I was thinking about the book actually, but it's the same suspicion.
The original title in French is "Extension du domaine de la lutte", which is a direct summary of the central thesis of the book, namely that Marx originally envisioned a class warfare between the poor and the rich, and Houellebecq proposed its extension to a conflict between the sexually successful and the others.
By contrast, "whatever" is pretty much meaningless.
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Luckily here in Italy the title is the literal translation of the original French one.
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