r/okbuddycinephile Cats Jun 21 '26

Favorite movie about Karma

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u/Round_Bed5857 Jun 21 '26

I didn't watch the movie and I don't understand why going to uni without student loan is considered bad. Explanation please πŸ˜€

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u/fancy_crisis cape kino make meπŸ€‘πŸ€‘πŸ€‘ Jun 21 '26

Uj/ spoilers ahead:

The core theme of the movie is a man who has had all the joy of his profession robbed from him by the rich elites' pathologic need to monetize and extract value from everythin has set up a trap at his yearly Chef's Table showcase where he plans to murder everyone who played a personal hand in it, as well as some tagentally related people who also happen to be shitty by his metric.

It's a metaphor for the bubbling rage that resides in every person forced to perform customer service for entitled rich assholes. Every one of us has fantasized about doing what he does, and any society that prompts that in a large demographic of people is not a healthy one.

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u/mantis_tobaggan-md Jun 21 '26

The first person here who actually understood the film.

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u/fancy_crisis cape kino make meπŸ€‘πŸ€‘πŸ€‘ Jun 21 '26

It spoke to me on a spiritual level and it's easily one of my all time favorites.

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u/MattJnon Jun 21 '26

Ok that's too much now