The Drinker Recommends... Falling Down
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Published 2019-10-09
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All Comments (21)
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"The child who is not embraced by the village, will burn it down to feel it's warmth"
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Back when movies had: good actors , a solid plot , and character development.
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"and now you're gonna die, wearing that stupid little hat." Love that line.
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1990 - You're not economically viable 2020 - You're not an essential worker
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"The drinker recommends falling down" Best title for a video ever.
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"i did everything they told me to" - man does that ring true
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Falling Down is the most genuinely underrated and important movie of the 90’s. It holds a mirror up to society and shows that we’re all just one bad day away from snapping.
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The older I get,......the more I can relate to Bill Foster
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I am "Latin" and I can't stand the expression "LatinX" and the god awful "People of Color." Identity politics is evil.
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No hot girls wearing next to nothing No nudity No special effects No tough guy running around like Rambo Just a great story, great characters and brilliantly acted...oh, and a shit ton of people wishing they did the same thing in life
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Fun fact: Supposedly, Kirk Douglas (the father of the main actor, for the ~1% that don't know), when asked about what he thought was his Son's finest performance, cited Falling Down as his choice.
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"I'm the bad guy?" That line never fails to bring tears to my eyes, every single time I hear it
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"I dont want lunch. I want breakfast."
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Michael Douglas: The original Grand Theft Auto character.
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"Don't forget me." Far too many today feel forgotten and ababdoned. This film was absolutely brilliant!
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Falling Down is a great film from the 1990s that sums up the 2020s very accurately.
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"I'm the bad guy?" That sheer confusion on his face when asking is just heartbreaking.
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This movie if it came out today would send the activist media running for their safe spaces.
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Nobody could have done this role like Michael Douglas. He brings such a relatable presence to a character you'd otherwise never want to characterize yourself with.
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A significant item is that at the end, Bill pulls a water pistol instead one of his many firearms. He also gets Prendergast with the water pistol and they both know it. Regardless of how bad Bill got, at the end he is still a good man
