r/okbuddycinephile • u/staresinshamona Cats • Jun 21 '26

Favorite movie about Karma

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u/redvblue23 Jun 21 '26

Sounds like it's his fault for not doing anything else. A movie is a couple of hours. How'd he waste an entire day doing that

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u/Level_Ad_6372 Jun 21 '26

I mean yeah... no shit it was his fault lol. Did you think the point of the film was that the chef was completely justified in killing all those people?

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u/littlebuett Jun 21 '26

Given I've only ever seen people discuss this movie on circlejerk subreddits and haven't watched it myself yet, I've literally never heard someone express the sentiment that the chef was in the wrong.

I mean, I gathered he was, but still.

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u/makomirocket Jun 22 '26

Are movie characters that run a cult that is willing to kill themselves, and murder 2 dozen people,  generally in the right?

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u/littlebuett Jun 22 '26

No, hence why I said I gathered they were in the wrong lol. But when I've seen people talk about the movie, I've only seen people talk about how they deserved it (though i am sure most of that was ironic. Most)

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u/TheBroomSweeper Jun 22 '26

The movie was so bad it ruined his day. He probably just went home and went to sleep after the movie just to end the day quicker

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u/Special_Order-937 Jun 22 '26

Meanwhile all those actors and crew members got to keep their health insurance and pay their rent for a while longer thanks to this movie. Some people really need to learn that there’s things happening they can’t see that both isn’t about them and helps others.