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What a waste of a cigarette.

video has McDonald's wifi

Bruh neeeded that stoog for real.

Bros eaten babies but when he finds out the bars theyve been eating are made from bugs hes absolutely disgusted and disturbed 😂

I don't care if he ate babies or whatever, I'd still tap that 🤤😋👌

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Evans Performance Was Great Acting While He Was Suffering From Anxiety

Looks like meat’s back the menu, boys.

How was the black fat woman so fat then

This shit made me laugh when i saw it, it came outta nowhere

Whoever named this video “confession”- missed the entire plot.

Wow

He planed everything to control population.

I am really enjoying this powerpoint presentation.

The real joke is that there’s enough railway to cross the length of Somalia 😂

Mai bine este ca leul să mănânce Om și astlfel leul devine om.... Dar e foarte rău dacă Omul mănâncă leul și omul va deveni el Leu!❤❤

I've been that hungry. Not eating for a month. You're barley human anymore and you'll do just about anything.

im gonna get an A+ when i present this powerpoint at school

What I mostly like about this scene, is that Nam gave him the cigarette to smoke which happens to be the last cigarette on earth and it’s just burning, which tells Nam that he’s actually telling the truth about his story he doesn’t care about smoking the cigarette

Truly great acting amazing performance!!! 👍🔥💪💯

I feel like Chris Evans dosen't get enough credit as an actor

best delicious lol

Lol ate the weak

Which movie??

korean and american movie from snowpiercer

The actor confessing as well, a weight off their shoulders as they say.

i wonder why her eye was so weird lol

this is creepy

Wow, this school is like North Korea. No reading, writing or arithmetic. Just brainwashing!

were the protein blocks cockroaches or grasshoppers?

Ay, baby. The otha'-otha' white meat.

Bs u cut out a big part of the dialog

This is essentially a Sunday School with Wilford placed as a prophet.

is it only me who was cry laughing at this

People are completely ignoring Gilliam’s betrayal in this scene.

Shit went from wow this is depressing to HOLY SHIT THIS IS BEYOND DEPRESSING

Man I was literally floored when i first saw this.

I'm into season 2 of the show. Loving it. It doesn't indicate it is a direct prequel to the movie, but if it is, here are my theories. The show is currently scheduled for 2 more seasons. If they end at season 4, I believe the final 7 who stand against Wilford will leave the train, believing the theory that the weather is coming back, but end up freezing to do death anyway - the Revolt of the 7, of which you see their corpses frozen in the snow during the classroom scene. You then hear Wilford mention The McGreggor riots towards the end of the film as well, which could be what happens between the show and this movie. Whether the show is stretched to that time period we'll have to wait and see, but another theory I have. In the film, the train is apparently 60 cars long. In the TV show, it's 1001 cars long, then loses 6, then gets another 40 when Wilford connects to the train, taking it up to 1034. Before the events of the movie take place, and perhaps due to the McGreggor riots, the train starts dumping carriages, with the people inside Wilford no longer wants to keep. Any of the main characters from the show who fought against him are gone, and only those who are loyal to him remain. With a smaller population, and less resources over the passing of time, the train is really on its last legs by the time this movie is set. That’s my theory... what are your thoughts?

What ever crappy speech he said-it’s really a simple minded thinking. They’re facing extinction and they chose to divide classes in the train-goes to show that just because someone does something really well doesn’t mean that they’re intelligent. The guy just had enough money to play leader. Lol The movie was great, Chris’ was amazing. But yeahhhhh the ideology behind it is… primitive.

This film portrays (on purpose) the mindset and goals of the world's financial elite (rothschild et caterva scum). But they will not succeed... good will prevail and the garbage can of humanity's scum reserves its worst place for these psychopathic magnates....

stuff like this doesn’t normally phase me in movies but when I heard he ate a baby I wanted to throw up

today they brainwash us with globe earth....

It’s like a google slide show

yo heres my anlysis In this scene, we see the tail section people enter the education section. The tail section people have captured Minister Mason. As they enter the classroom, we hear loud noise from the children there. Already we see the disparity between the children's uniform, compared to the tail section people. The children's uniform is neat and well-worn with matching colour (blue and pink). This can be compared to the tail section people in which they are wearing dirty clothes, it does not fit them, especially Andy. Why especially Andy? What do you mean? There is not much description of the tail-sectioners clothes here. An important element of film language used by the director is dialogue. Dialogue is vital because it reveals the personality, feelings, and actions of the character. The purpose of using dialogue in a piece of writing is to assist the reader get to know the character while also displaying their feelings and actions. One example the director uses is when a girl from the children's section stands up. As she stands up, she says “I heard all tail sectioner’s are lazy dogs who sleep all day in their own shits”. This tells us a lot about the classroom. Firstly, we see her say “I heard”. Where did she hear it from? She’s from the upper-class and her saying she heard it from somewhere may indicate to us, the audience, that the grownups talk ill about the tail sectioners. Also, this tell us that rumours are spread here with no consequence (teacher doesn't tell her of) which shows the contrast of what they are supposed to be (Nice and well-mannered as they bare upper-class) compared to what they actually are. Also, as she finished the statement, the teacher didn't tell her off. This contrast of being of upper-class yet interrupting while someone is talking tells us they don’t like tail sectioner’s. They don’t like them? Can you put it more clearly than this? It’s normalised for her to speak out like this, as the teacher doesn’t tell her off. This means that she is likely to do it again, as no one is telling her of it. It tells the audience that these kids are privileged, as they just blurt out whatever they want without any action taken against them. What is the significance of who she represents and who she is talking about - right in front of them!!? This can be contrasted to when Andy says something bad about the upper-class and chucks his shoe in which he gets his arm torn off. Since it’s become normalised, the kids will be more likely to have their own opinions about the tail sectioner’s which can cloud their judgement as they are so used to having their own opinion with no one to dispute against. Is it their opinion though? They are just small impressionable children - who is giving them this opinion and why? The lyrics of the song that is played shortly after also tells the audience that these kids have been brainwashed. The lyrics stated are “What happens if the engine stops, we all freeze and die”. In this specific song lyric, the kids are brainwashed into thinking they will just die if the engine stops. Yes, but they probably would - this is not the issue - think about the appropriateness of the lyrics of the song. They are teaching the children that they will die if the train stops - why is this significant? They have been indoctrinated into singing these lyrics. These lyrics show how fanatic the teacher is, as she is the one doing all the brainwashing. Is it just her then??? Also how do the lyrics show us this? She spins on a piano while singing these lyrics, and by the pitch of her voice, she fully believes in what she is singing. Why is her belief significant? How does this help in the indoctrination of the children? Even her eyelids are fluttering which shows she is a true psychopath. How does this show she is a psychopath? This effect has taken onto the children, who blindly sing this with enthusiasm. It is scary to think how much power the teacher has, which we can relate to our society. The teacher is like social media, or the teacher is just like a primary school teacher in our society - a person of influence and power over the children - a responsibility that should be taken very seriously. and people blindly follow it just like the children even if what the media portrays is false. Why do people blindly follow things? We as the audience are the tail sectioners, looking at the children and teacher is shock as they are singing the lyrics which show how messed up this train really is. In what way is it ‘messed up’ ? It shows the kids getting indoctrinated right in front of them, and how much power the teacher holds. Which is significant because…

Did anyone knows this scene happend in minutes ?

Give this man an Oscar

I love how they made the protagonist not perfect and has his fair share of doing horrible things in the past

This may be my favorite monologue in any piece of film ever. Jamie’s confession from GoT was the damn close but the final delivery of “babies taste best” is incredible

Baby back rib

Been scrolling through the comments and no one's noticed how this is a blatant reconstruction of indoctrination into the American system through that creepy pledge y'all have to say every day