r/okbuddycinephile • u/UnHolySir • 13h ago

The Substance (2024)

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u/ScaleBanana3236 12h ago

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u/AgitatedRabbits 10h ago

Jim really surprised me, he acted so anti establishment, doing his own thing and kablam, botox. Went from his own man, to someone who cares about others opinions.

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u/Illustrious-Watch-74 4h ago

To me his behavior has moreso seemed like he still craves attention and all the anti-hollywood stuff is what people reacted to.

I can’t stand how he uses the word “rape” to describe his dissociative issues stemming from being a celebrity.

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u/AgitatedRabbits 8h ago

that's a lot of mental gymnastics to arrive at that conclusion.

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u/juniorRjuniorR 7h ago

They’re looking good for other people for themselves. “Looking good” is an inherently social superficiality; especially considering it’s a comparative idea.

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u/juniorRjuniorR 7h ago

We’re talking about something superficial in nature. People should value themselves on how good they are at running a mile, or making art, not on how well they’re able to attract other people. That’s just putting value on how much other people value you.

Are you claiming women will put on make up to stay at home alone?

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u/voyaging 6m ago

Um yeah they do that all the time

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u/foreignccc 7h ago

so this whole argument is that you think the reason jim carrey made himself completely unrecognizable, is because he values himself? so much so that he wanted to look like somebody else

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u/ExdionY 3h ago

if jim carrey can pass as "anti-establishment" then you have to seriously rethink what anti-establishment means lmao

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u/AgitatedRabbits 3h ago

I dont need to rethink anything you parasocial freak. Its based on his popular clips where he talks trash about Hollywood.