I just watched this movie for the first time and I think it's my favorite now. What a wild ride. d-fens is my hero.
Falling Down
Chase Johnson
Wyatt Morris
It is certified robot kino.
Even the investigator who hunts him down is practically a cyborg.
Mason Adams
Beep boop. Explain fleshnigger.
Ian Morgan
Great film can't believe I waited so long to watch it. Quality robot tier film although people will cry about the fact he had an ex wife.
Jack Jackson
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Robert Miller
I always thought it was funny how this movie works like a video game where he acquires different items, first the club, then the knife, then the guns, then the bazooka etc. someone should make a fangame of it.
Jacob Reyes
Glad you enjoyed this post. Kino
Nathaniel Rivera
It's really interesting.
D-Fens is pretty great but not-economically viable man is probably my favorite.
Luke Gomez
It would be like that Collumbine game they made in RPGmaker, but for recently fired middle aged men.
Ayden Green
yeah exactly for RPGmaker, I knew about it when I saw it and thought about making one but I'm lazy. and there's probably not that much content there when you really get down to it.
Chase Sullivan
the ending was pure kino
Adrian Stewart
its a sub-par B movie about muhhh angry white man trope for incels and poltards
Nolan Collins
You could make decisions on how far he goes, add in scenes, make it so you have to elude cops while keeping your sanity. Or just go Gi-Joe
Brayden Howard
Yeah, man. It's really good. I didn't cry about the ex-wife thing. Honestly, what I loved was the fact that he only killed dirtbags. All he wanted to do was give his daughter a gift. Man, what got me is that he never gave her the snowglobe. That tore me up.
John Cook
He's the real hero here. He let D-fens know that he wasn't economically viable.
Angel Carter
>Wait...I'm the bad guy?
That part fucked me up the most.
Oliver Barnes
Never understood why poltards love it so much. He literally kills the Nazi guy for talking about gassing Jews.
Owen Murphy
its p much hotline miami
Jack Russell
wagie power fantasy.
wagies don't break and become badasses they just suffer in silence like the bitches they are.
>has wife and daughter
he's not a robot. He's just the ideally principled american man who's had it with degenerates.
Gabriel Miller
Yeah.. Honestly I think that was the most powerful part. You root for him the whole time and it's like oh.. Yeah he is the bad guy. Idk..
Kevin Lee
every good man breaks and becomes a killer in this day and age.
>1990s though
still the same only worse now.
Justin Brown
It's a real mindfuck when you think about it because throughout the whole movie he doesn't kill aimlessly or anything like that, he just goes through his day while dealing with shitheads and the injustices of life, yet by the end he's seen as the bad guy. I love that part at the end because of the way his attitude changes where he resigns himself to his fate.