Falling Down | Canadian First Time Watching | Movie Reaction | Movie Review | Movie Commentary

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  @CineBingeReact · 1 year ago · pinned

  If you are noticing audio sync issues, it is because of YouTube’s new “feature” called Stable Volume. It’s automatically turned on and can desync a lot of videos. <br>Turn it off in the settings of this video to fix the problem :)

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  @Munkey89 · 1 year ago

  &quot;Now you&apos;re gonna die wearing that stupid little hat, how does it feel?&quot; - Me playing Team Fortress 2 in 2009

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  @BertisFat · 1 year ago

  Me at 18: “What’s this guy’s problem?”<br>Me in my 40’s: “Ohhhhh now I get it.”

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  @clevelandcbi · 1 year ago

  &quot;Ma&apos;am, how&apos;s the food??&quot;<br><b>&quot;BLAHWAHFUUWAGA!!!&quot;</b><br>&quot;I think we have a critic.&quot;

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  @Vohaul86 · 1 year ago

  The &quot;not economically viable&quot; scene gets me every time. (And even with all his faults Foster&apos;s silent nod towards the guy is something that really elevates the character for me.)

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  @No_Joke_Pro · 1 year ago

  Michael Douglas has said on multiple occasions that this was his favorite role of his career, and honestly, i have to agree. Such a powerful film.

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  @toochangz · 1 year ago

  Disappointed yall didnt notice D-Fens and the Econimacally Viable guy are WEARING THE EXACT SAME OUTFIT

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  @HarrisMiller-qw6xh · 1 year ago (edited)

  Have to say, this was one of my favourite Michael Douglas performances, watching this character break down bit by bit is amazing to watch and so intense

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  @SAVikingSA · 1 year ago

  One of the genius moments everyone misses is in the very first sequence, where the motorcycle cop is being an asshole. He&apos;s the first sign of authority we see in the film and he&apos;s at the same point as Michael Douglas. It sets the tone of the film as the first reflection of modern society and how shit it is.

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  @martinholt8168 · 1 year ago

  A musing: while DFens is wandering around, he seems nameless, without form, even to the point that bullets seem to miss him completely. &nbsp;But as soon as he&apos;s changed into the camo gear, we suddenly get his backstory, who he is. &nbsp;<br><br>It&apos;s almost as if he doesn&apos;t really exist until he reaches what he was always going to become - the bad guy.

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  @TheNeonRabbit · 1 year ago

  D-FENZ: I&apos;m the bad guy? <br> Prendergast: Yeah. <br>D-FENZ: How&apos;d that happen? I did everything they told me to.

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  @gluuuuue · 1 year ago

  Standard 12oz can of soda was, in nearly all places, 50 cents, not just during this year (my last year of high school), but through most of the ‘80s, as I remember it. &nbsp;85c was an <b>exorbitant</b> amount for can, and I’d only seen that a few times, in like airports, or in high traffic, high cost-of-living areas. &nbsp;Pay phones for local calls were 20c.

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