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Movie 2001 on Amazon prime video: "Suicide"
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Has anyone else seen this movie. Low budget German film. It could have been good but no real plot or character development. So many other flaws... Still, I was glued to the screen. Scene after scene of ppl CTB.
Havent seen it, will give it a try. Tonight i stumbled upon The Now on Roku streaming channel, a comedy series about suicide. Annoying hotline notices after every episode, but so far it's watchable enough.
It's harmful. Not trying to be preachy and I do sometimes look at it but only when I'm wanting to self harm. It changes your view on humanity for ever. There is no limit to what people will do to other people, and happily too, if they think others consider it acceptable. I wish I'd never seen it.
I wonder if I really am fucked up? Almost everyone saying it traumatized them or etc. I dunno, I guess I quickly got desensitized and "Over" what I watched. I don't like it, it's just that I'm not so viscerally effected watching people die or get wounded unless they're literally being torn apart or having their limbs peeled like an onion. The latter I've never seen nor been made aware of any video, but knowing humanity, it happened, somewhere, at some time.
Is it similar to the UK film "Elephant", about The Troubles in Ireland at the time (70's)? Did you find it by now?
I wonder if I really am fucked up? Almost everyone saying it traumatized them or etc. I dunno, I guess I quickly got desensitized and "Over" what I watched. I don't like it, it's just that I'm not so viscerally effected watching people die or get wounded unless they're literally being torn apart or having their limbs peeled like an onion. The latter I've never seen nor been made aware of any video, but knowing humanity, it happened, somewhere, at some time.
Is it similar to the UK film "Elephant", about The Troubles in Ireland at the time (70's)? Did you find it by now?
Yes, I watched it. I have the same reaction as you. Unless it's gruesome, I feel numb to scenes of death. But it's natural when you don't know the person. In Elephant we don't know any of the killers or victims. So, it wasn't troubling to watch.
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