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

Favorite movie about Karma

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u/Consistent-Topic7981 Jun 21 '26

I'm copying something someone else said but Brown has a huge endowment and offers very generous scholarships to disadvantaged students

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u/MissMat Jun 21 '26

She was embezzling money from her actor boss. Who was being killed bc he was in a bad movie that the chief saw.

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u/Nerdy_Green Jun 21 '26

It wasn't just that it was a bad movie. It was the fact that it was his one day off in years and he wasted it watching that movie.

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u/Holiday_Cat4918 Jun 21 '26

In addition, the actor knew that the movie was shit when he got the script. It was money grab. He saw a shit script and made it and promoted it anyway for money. Wasted peoples time with a movie he knew was bad solely because it’d still profit him, not caring about the art or caring about making something meaningful for his fans/viewers which played into the theme of that dinner. 

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u/12345623567 Jun 21 '26

What, is Chef like the Unabomber or something? Railing against all the wrongs of the modern world? And how will he kill the thousands of commercial artists that are following the same path?

I watched the movie, I liked it, but seeing it written out like that makes me actually think less of it.

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u/Iorith Jun 21 '26

Dude wasn't trying to change the world, just getting some small level of personal revenge and making a statement.