Last night I joined the war on DiggerOn the side of Digger
I go see it twice a week
>>223762228I have so far been able to convince exactly 0 people to go see itSorry for letting you down
>>223762228It felt like yet another movie that could have been far better as a miniseries. Too much that wasn't expounded upon, themes that felt hamfisted because of the limited time spent upon, regardless of your politics.
>>223762228I too watched it last night. It was just me and two others, and one of them saw it because she thought she bought tickets for some other movie she wanted to see.
Wait for VoD is too long I want to watch it again now
>>223762507How was it on the big screen?
>>223762562Amazing. The best theatre experience I've had in over a decade.
>>223762562It's not the screen, it's the big speakers. You go hear this movie in the theaters.
>>223762562I was actually confused at was going on at first, but then by the I think I've got it. But I don't really know if it being on the big screen is enhancing the experience or not. It would probably work on TV-screens as well.
>>223762228
>>223762593Where does this meme originate? There's no line like this in the movie
>>223762685He says to join him or be writing cyrllic and speaking mandarin within 3 years
>>223762685>>223762776I took it to be that the film is doing so bad commercially that it is being spun as a deliberate war on the film, that right minded good doing people have to step in to fight back against
>>223762860well every press despot did kinda declare war on it themselves
>>223762228Times you acted like The Pope's Exorcist?
>>223762562Digger's monologue at the EU was a religious experience in IMAX. I saw it twice, and I was completely transfixed/mesmerized both time. Unbelievable film. Unbelievable performance. Unbelievable soundtrack.Film of the decade (along with Eddington).
>see it last night with a friend>we get there 20 to 30 mins late>just one other guy in the viewing>we miss everything right up to the explosion>friend has to go to the toilet right at the start of the speech scene>she still thinks it was good and liked the endingI'm going to go back on Sunday night to see the whole thing
>>223762228That's ripper mate. Remember to see it more than once.
>>223763139Well shit, now I'm hyped.
>>223763421Thanks Tom will you come to my birthday
>>223763458I knew exactly what was coming the second time and it still floored me. I cannot recommend this movie enough. Pay no attention to the critical discourse surrounding it and try to avoid getting caught up in the right vs left bullshit. It's that good.
>>223763507Strewth, mate, that depends where and when the party is. Will there be a barbie?
>>223763139>>223763458I've decided to see it immediately after work in Odeon, as my local Odeon recently upgraded their sound system. It's also literally the last viewing I can see before it's taken away forever
>>223763593Godspeed. Try to see it in IMAX if you can. It will be the last opportunity maybe forever (unless they happen to do an IMAX rerelease which absolutely will not happen because it's tanking so hard and critics hate it).I genuinely cannot think of another movie that has blown me away this much in the theaters. It might be the best performance of Tom Cruise's career. It's the final Warner Bros movie ever, and it feels like the end of an era.
>>223763685There's no IMAX near me, I've never actually seen a film in IMAX. Odeon will have to do
>>223763861Don't worry, I think with the upgraded sound system you will still be able to enjoy it tremendously. I felt the bigger IMAX screen elevated a few scenes, but watching it on a regular screen probably won't detract from the effect the film has on you. Plus, the soundtrack is one of the strongest aspects, so you're in for a treat.I think once you've watched it, you'll instantly know the part that benefits the most from IMAX.
There is only poster in this thread up to this point. Shill is really embarrassing himself …
>>223763933Huh?
>polar bears are gonna die>penguins will off themselves>norway's olympic gold medal chances are fucked
>>223762562>>223762591Or on second thought, I think being in an almost empty theater made the experience more absurd. Every joke being met with total silence from the audience. The staff even had time to talk to us and could ask us what we thought of it and then try to figure out why the movie is flopping. The three of us did like it, by the way.
>>223762242So you'll've seen it 4 times before it's gone?
>>223763139think i might see it again in imax just for that. like just come in for the monologue and leave afterwards
>>223762579Some of the surround sound was really annoying. The water dripping and the clock ticking was really distracting and annoying.
>>223764566Repeat after me now:>IT'S SUPPOSED TO BEThe water is dripping because the theater's roof has a leak
>>223764572I had no problem with the leak, just the sound. It was really distracting. It didn't have to be that loud. I've heard clocks tick and water drip and it's not louder than people who are shouting at each other and playing vids on laptops.
You can hear the chatter and noises of the crew while they're on set. Was a nice touch.
Rumors of it being a musical got my hopes uphttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-tI94IeXP0
>>223764620Not when it's so loud it distracts from the dialogue. The background noises were head-achingly loud.
>>223764707I really think it's going to become a musical at some point. It's practically already built for one.
Holy shit I'm gonna DIG!
Today is the last day for IMAX in my area, and all showtimes are matinees. Should I play hooker at work to see it before it's gone forever?
>>223764770If you haven't already yes. This is the only time in your life it will happen.
>>223764770You should definitely play hooker at work
y'all watch this movie only because the title is similar to "nigger"
>>223764770Get to the cinema for the sake of your mind and soul
>>223764770Take your falcon, it gets you past the no singles policy usually
>>223764844And this gives you power over me?
>>223763139I can't tell if you retards are doing a bit or if this movie is actually good.
Incoming Digger theory: Are there any real world (ie. non-play) scenes where there's explicit mention that Digger's drilling did, indeed, one-for-one cause/trigger an iceburg(s) or was that only a narrative from the play's script? We know that the real world in the film is weather ravaged, but that could simply be from regular climate change (natural or gradually introduced by man's activities) and not necessarily caused by a single, catastrophic, manmade event. Unless I'm misremembering something, all I know is that, outside the play, characters would say Digger is responsible for our horrible current state, that he was a bad man, etc.; but did they ever come out and say, explicitly, that an iceburg crashed into Norway/Alaska? After all, even in today's real world, climate alarmists unironically say that oilmen, et al are "actively destroying the environment," so there'd be no reason to think that this attitude persists in the film's reality and the play's scriptwriter added the iceburg component for dramatic effect.
>>223765179>an iceburg *was broken off by Digger and crashed into...
>>223762685Replace digger with drugs and you have the original meme
>>223763933>>223765157It’s literally just one guy that’s shilling it. It’s getting so annoying that at this point. I hope the movie bombs so hard Tom Cruise kills himself.
>>223765297Then he'll've had 1 bomb in 30 years, surrounded by endless $100+M films. There isn't a single actor that wouldn't kill for a record like that. He'll be fine and kys.
>>223765179I feel like you are onto something here. But, yes, the play director references Judy when Curtis and her are having their argument about the purpose of the satire.
>>223765297And I say to you in the Digger War you have a choice to make! Us and you or....us or you!
>>223765338You be surprised. Some people only need one single big failure to end it all. Tom is a very unstable person, I could definitely see him killing himself over this.
>>223765390But did she explicitly say that Judy was an iceburg? An environmental event called "Judy" could have been a hurricane that flooded coastal areas the same way NYC was flooded by Sandy in 2012. Keep in mind that Iñárritu said he first came up with the idea for Digger in 2015. From Wiki:>Iñárritu first conceived Digger after working on The Revenant (2015): "I had an idea. Not a script, not a film, just a relentless, recurring obsession that has endured through all these years. I knew who this character was. I knew how he spoke, how he survived, how he seduced reality into agreeing with him. But it took me 10 years to do this film, because I wasn't looking for a story. I was looking for the right way of saying it."
>>223765424And you'd be insane if you unironically thought that he thought this auteur piece would be some global, box office smash.
>>223765555>It doesn’t HAVE to make money>It doesn’t HAVE to have people watch it>It doesn’t MATTER if Tom Cruise kills himself because of thisSeethe and Cope
Is this just the new morbius is le good actually posting?
>>223765595He's not going to khs. Concession accepted.
The Times kneels
>>223765455Nah, you are really over analyzing it. The Judy event would have been well too documented in the public to be depicted as something it wasn't. It would be the equivalent of 20 years down the line saying that Hurricane Sandy was cluster tornadoes.Where I think you are onto something, is that Digger potentially not being the cause but due to his proximity and business, he became the scapegoat for causing Judy and the play could be filling in what occurred for the sake of satire because as we see with the bombing of Kremlinova, the play is willing to bend the truth and is not a 100% accurate recreation of the events.
>>223762562The surround sound turns the big speech into a spectacle. I was in a normal theater and was still mesmerized
>>223765157The movie as a whole is 7.8/10 typical avante guard artsy bullshit trying to be Kubrick.The speech scene however is 11/10 one of the greatest monologues ever put to film. Anons who have seen it have come back literally shook
>>223766116>The Judy event would have been well too documented in the public to be depicted as something it wasn't.Not entirely impossible. First off, it's a stage play about how the fossil fools destroyed the world, not a documentary. Secondly, the audience is there for one reason only: the cathartic anhero finale. Not a single one of them would have cared that Sandy was turned from a big storm into something physical that the army can drop bombs on, so the government can be depicted as lunatics who blow things up rather than trying to solve crises. A good chunk of them wouldn't have even been alive or out of diapers when the events occurred 30 years prior, but no one in the audience would have cared about the historical accuracy of the script. Even Kenny didn't.
I miss /digg/
>>223764723100%, I reckon it will be adapted and win a few Tony awards in the next ~10 years
>>223765157it's good anon, ive seen it 2 times and am seeing it again tonight and later this week.
>>223765157It's as good a movie as you can hope to get in 2026
>>223764844
>Oh, “you Americans!” Careful, you might say something you actually mean!
>>223762228Biggest Filter of the Year
So what other movies are my Diggerbros looking forward to? Think I heard Charlie Kaufman's next joint will start filming in February
>>223767787I’m seeing You Can See Everything today
Saw a digger theory that the pantry scene at the end was a hallucination by Curtis and not Digger. Basically Curtis believed his prayers answered because he was led to believe Hope was truly safe, via a near divine intervention (Kenny apparently being able to have full world coverage and eyes).There's probably something cool here but idk
Neil Young is Diggpilled
>>223767931Whomst?
>>223766373Idk. Pretty hard to cover up an ice shelf the size of Philadelphia.
>>223767829No thats actually just retarded and badYou should kill yourself for even posting something so stupid
at my second viewing
It's official. Kino is back.
>>223767931I don’t know if this is good or bad. I like Neil Young’s music, but often times his opinions suck ass. Maybe, just maybe, I might go see Digger. I actually bought a ticket the other day online, but decided instead to go to dinner with my sister.
The more people, especially the famous ones, talk about Digger. The less I am compelled to see it. I only respect the opinions of certain maladjusted individuals.
>>223768343It's too late. You should have watched it when no one else was. Sorry about that.
>My name is Inigo Montoya. You haven't seen Digger. Prepare to die.
>>223767787Wild Horse 9GodzillaDuneSeeing Street Fighter tonight, going to get a cool poster and pin.
>>223764770Get your grand daddy’s ten cent shovel and DIG
>>223765157I understand your concern. I saw that Johnny Depp mustache movie because of threads like this. But Digger is great. You should definitely see it.It’s great. Go see it.
>>223768206There just needed a mention in the real-world scenes, which I don't recall.
>>223762228basedbump
>>223765179The only thing the audience would know for sure happened is Diggers speech and at one point the actor is complaining because so much of that monologue got cut and changed.It’s impossible to tell what happened to the world just from the movie. But they sure as shit blame digger.
>>223762228Gotta say, I genuinely enjoy desperate shill threads, especially when it's already over.
>>223768432>"Digger." You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
>>223765880>the Times kneel>guest essay Kek.
>>223762493expounding is a mistake in many cases
>>223768747Not the least of which is because it was a stage play, not an actual story of a minor floodk, or the earth ending due to climate change.
>>223762493Shut up zoomer scum
>>223768632If you aren't the same anon, they do the director directly references Judy and points to crew members that lost family members, and I think even refers to Judy as a chunk of ice.Like I said, Judy was real and the broader events that occured happened but it being a satire and their willingness to bend the truth, then it is plausible scenes like the morning of Judy, debriefing the president, going to the White House, etc. were all fabrications.
>>223768873I wonder if digger had a cat irl.
>>223765179>Incoming Digger theory: Are there any real world (ie. non-play) scenes where there's explicit mention that Digger's drilling did, indeed, one-for-one cause/trigger an iceburg(s) or was that only a narrative from the play's script? We know that the real world in the film is weather ravaged, but that could simply be from regular climate change (natural or gradually introduced by man's activities) and not necessarily caused by a single, catastrophic, manmade event.This take is simply false. Yes, the events actually happened in the universe of the movie. In the scene where Curtis and the director are getting into an argument in front of the whole cast Curtis is complaining about the historical inaccuracies of the plane scene. He even says something as specific as "on the Thursday morning this was happening Digger wasn't on the plane." Before that the director mentions how there isn't a single person in the audience who won't know someone directly effected by the events the paly is describing, so obviously the things they are depicting did in fact actually happen. This is very clear cut.
>>223768274I 100% knew he'd say that, because I said that after my viewing.
>>223768873I am the same. And like I said, I don't recall if any real-world scenes mentioned that Judy was, indeed an iceburg caused by a drilling-related explosion. If so, then nevermind my hypotheosis. I never said an environmental catastrophe named "Judy" never happened, nor that said event did not result in deaths, suffering, etc., only that it may not have been an iceburg broken off by the activities of an oil company's drilling, because I don't remember such explicitly being mentioned. Not interested in the debrief, White House, etc.>>223768931Read above.
>>223763139Same energy
>>223769055that's on purpose, Tom is that cool
>>223769055Many such caseshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGVORj-OABg
>>223768921Yeap. Curtis brought it up when talking about his character study.
>>223763139Pfft lol. Faggot pajeet shills.
I can't decide if the scene where Tom Cruise looked at the camera and said, 'these people might seem like goofballs, but they're actually calculating sociopaths who wield power like a club' is genius or if it ruined the movie.
I am a Digger.
SandyWho the fuck keeps putting you through to me
Do you guys think Digger would’ve made a billion dollars if they included a full sequence of Cruise dancing like a maniac from the trailer (with the gorillaz song) right before jumping off the railing at the end?
>>223770080I'm wondering if the silken pyjamas didn't turn people away.
>>223770080I was in a little bit of an episode teaser trailer for game of thrones, for the seventh series, and I didn't see it played anywhere - maybe it was but I missed it.kinda bothered me. there was also other stuff filmed which they said would probably be on the dvd/blu-ray, but I don't think it appeared anywhere.had thought the teaser would since the head of photography was the one filming it, and it was his idea.s07e04/5/6 teaser was a low view on the ground through the underside of a burnt wagon, and behind it you can see the legs of sole soldiers as they walk along after the battle, some smoke rolling across.i imagined it must have looked pretty cool.
>>223762228so is tom cruises character called digger or is digger a new archetype in this world of the texan capitalist? that many actors can play a digger?how come theres no niggers in digger?
>>223770225Digger is his first name, last name Rockwell.>that many actors can play a diggerTom Cruise is playing one of the many actors who have played Digger, yes>how come theres no niggers in diggerThe stage director is a black womyn, hear her roar!
>>223770225it was sponsors by tommy hilfigger, the cost could have been much bigger, behind the scenes they had a best bot and a rigger, there was a character with a gun but it didn't have a trigger
Just finished my second viewing
>>223770372>no popcorn boot in plain viewsus
>>223770372LEVEL 4
>>223770372Where the hell is everybody
>>223770434>no one in theaterThat's proof he actually watched Digger.
>>223770438That's a matter of perception
>>223770080is he doing Shovel Kata
>>223770372THATS your theater? HAHAHAHAHAThis is my local kinoplex
>>223767794May nigga. Seeing it with an old friend this weekend before my first child is born
>>223770372Wall blocking half the screen???
>>223770526fucking kek they put the wheelchair seat there
>>223770448>perceives no one in theater>yup, Digger played hereBased perceiver.
>>223770448I read everything in Diggers voice now
>>223768666>>223769266weird replies like this show that digger haters are dumb deranged freaks
>>223770831they are Digots who hate Digger for no reason
you fucking digot!
>>223770407It's at home>>223770434There were one or two other people there I think>>223770526No that's just the wall near the door
DIGGER DIGGER DIGGER
>>223770968Is this AI?
>>223771096no its an action figure
>>223762228you didnt get the popcorn shovel? sad.
>>223771096>Is this AI?you got me thankin, so I went to look into it and there's photos just like it but Tom is in full digger makeup... i think the face might be AI? I dunno
>>223771145Only the boot is available near me
This movie is the one that finished me. It has finally forced me to admit that yes mass literacy is dead.I used to hope against hope “maybe people are saying: they have a different interpretation of the film than me, so they are illiterate.” Just a cheap, ignorant insult to protect one’s own ego. But no, the basic structure of the film seems to be illegible to most audiences. How can we even talk about the movie when baby shit like “it’s a play within a play” confuses people this much?
>>223771652Digger genuinely feels like the movie that ended cinema. I don't see how Hollywood tops it. I don't see how movies can be sustainable as a legitimate medium after Digger. It's over. It's just going to be AI sloppa and marvel bullshit. If you haven't already watch Digger as it is the last real movie you will ever get to see
Dig fast, Digger!
>>223771726>I don't see how movies can be sustainable as a legitimate medium after Digger.AI... will save cinema
>>223771652I noticed that Arron Sorkin really dumped down his new facebook movie so retards could understand it too
>>223771776was there a shoe throwing in this movie?
>>223771922Yes.
>>223771922digger also kicks a woman right in the face
>>223771652Completely agree. Seeing reviews from critics in publications and on YouTube call it messy and preachy satire are completely missing the point. Also seeing those praising the movie because it satirizes billionaires are even more baffling.
>>223772184I don't remember this scene.
>>223772230It's the speech scene. He kicks a woman in the face while walking across the rows, after he gets hit with the shoe
>>223765157It’s this generations dr Strangelove, it’s not perfect and up its own but it has genuine moments of brilliance on the screen. The sets are awesome and it’s a well acted movie, it’s not surprising it’s bombing but I am surprised it’s being shat on by critics
>>223769193I still loved Tom’s characters partial obsession about the president and vice president not being allowed to be on the same plane because it defeats the whole purpose of the office
I had a good time watching this, then I slept on it and realized how fucking bleak and terrifyingly accurate it is>The public clapping and cheering at over-the-top portrayals of evil, entertainment funded by the very thing they claim to hate>Jesse Plemons hiring a hack director to further bury the truth under the guise of "art">People going out into their hellscape of a world after temporarily having escaped it There's layers to this movie like nothing else in recent memory.>>223772185>Also seeing those praising the movie because it satirizes billionaires are even more baffling.This world is gay and retarded beyond belief.
>>223762228BASED!!!!
>>223773064It’s the closest thing we’ve gotten to a 1970s sci-fi movie in a while
>>223773064>There's layersThat's why it is my favorite in years. When I first heard it was a meta movie, I wrote it off because meta narratives turn out shallow. But it has turned out to be more rewarding the deeper you digg.
>>223771821Most of the marketing ive seen has just been bill burr yelling at zucc which means hes right
>>223773064the rich are the ones who can even go see the play, with their luxury branded masks
lungz
>>223773064>There's layers to this movie like nothing else in recent memory.My favorite layer is how the sets are constantly dealing with water ingress from the disaster. It's such a simple and effective metaphor for how reality leaks into fiction, and how they are functionally inseparable.
you people are giving me digger fatigue
>>223774750ok NIGGER
I kept digging tonight. third viewing. there are some things i didnt notice the other times. I spent a lot more of this viewing trying to focus on Curtis/Digger more than anything else.>Curtis seems to show his first clear sign of disapproval at the humor when they are together in his house in the meeting, around the time the preacher starts speaking in tongues. >lots of small, amusing details when they are watching Judy impact in Europe in the war room, like one dude eating popcorn, and a moment at the beginning when Ganesh says "put up philadelphia, put up philadelphia" to show another fucking comparison>Finally heard the general say "Gay niece" after he says "Gayness">noticed Kenny's hand has a tattoo of Da Vinci's Vatruvian Man>people are already starting to clap and anticipate Digger's death even before it happens. thats the big payoff, moneyshot for everyone.i guess the other that keeps sticking with me is the motif of all of the drama being a form of release for the audience. its just as the director of the play says, they have to laugh...or else....this applies equally to the audience at the showing, as it does to the "audience" at the EU. Digger himself knows this -- thats part of the reason he builds up Ganesh, so that he can go out there and pump up the audience to allow them to release their impotent hatred on him, only for him to leave and get off scot free. But they release their energy. The audience of the play watches the movie, expdcting the satisfaction of diggers death, and then leaves satisfied. This is the same word Kenny uses. The key is not that they are happy, just "satisfied" with how things are now that they have gotten their release.makes me think i should reread the poetics.looking forward to my. 4th watch soon
>>223774762Anon, there's a lady in the thread!
orr soooo
People are saying Riz should get a best supporting nom but I think Jesse Plemons deserves it more for his speech to the cast and crew. He plays Kenny wildly different than Cruise plays Digger, yet both of their speeches have the same effect.Something I noticed on my second watch was when we first see Kenny he has his button up shirt leisurely draped over his shoulder as if he is posing as an artist.
>>223774922I appreciate your post. I was gonna comment on stuff in it but every time one of you diggers posts a photo of you digger boot it makes me think back to when I was getting candy at the theater and saw the boots but never thought to get one... I think ill be regretting it for a while. This was the last kino released by warner brothers before the studio was taken over by that piece of shit billionaire chud
>>223775101Go to the Alamo Drafthouse website. I was able to buy two.
has anyone been able to figure out what was cut from the play when they show the script on Diggers smart mirror?
>>223775156nice, holy shit the star trek one looks kino
>>223774922my favorite details is when Kenny is talking about what Digger does at the end of the play/his life, and dances around saying what actually happens, which makes no sense in-universe and serves exclusively to not spoil the actual real-world audience
>>223774922During my second time digging, I focused more on Kenny. He's such an interesting character because he comes across as really strange and unlikable even before you find out he's a Rockwell.When Kenny is talking about Fossil Fools, he says that he first saw it 15 years ago. If you pay attention to the billboard outside the theater when everyone is leaving, it's the 25th anniversary. He's like this deeply uncool loser who was 10 years late to the trend and was so desperate to feel a sense of belonging that he clapped and cheered at the fictional portrayal of his uncle killing himself.It's very telling when he tells Curtis that his depiction of Digger is accurate due to the look of constant disappointment in his eyes. He's also Emma Rockwell's son, which is significant because Emma is the daughter of some Quebecois slut Cirque du Soleil dancer. It's like he's an outsider in his own family and can't decide if he wants approval or to get revenge, which I think is part of the reason why he says it doesn't matter if the play is comedy, drama, satire, etc.Another thing that I noticed is that Curtis' daughter is named Hope. It's really simple, but "hope" is missing because of an extreme storm caused by Digger. The only way that "hope" can be found is by giving up "hope" to Kenny, who uses his Palantir network to locate her. I think this sort of relates to the idea of Digger having faith (kind of a stretch, but hope and faith are very closely related concepts).
>TEN MINUTES AGO WE WERE JUST A BUNCH OF, OHHH OHH OHH FUCKIN MONKEYS
>cause this is a fight to the DEATH!>and its either you and us>or you OR us, you decide which.
>>223762685probably from the brain of a 29 yo jewish marketing advisorthis is as artificial as it gets
>>223770434Just because the movie is secretly good doesn't make it any less of a flop
>>223775101th-thanks. go get a boot still if you can!>>223775286hahaha, i didnt think about that>>223775507Good post.>When Kenny is talking about Fossil Foolsthat's a great catch. i remember both of the numbers but i didnt put 2 and 2 together on that.one other thing about kenny and their society that i thought about this time around. I totally forgot about thisWhen he is telling Curtis how he can track his daughter with just her phone number. Curtis is kind of just like, oh, just her phone number? Obviously Curtis doesn't really care because he is in panic, but man, it's wild to me that in this universe, he just gives the guy her phone number, and she gets tracked down with only knowing that. pretty creepy. And I infer that from everything else that we see at the film, that's just what people here are used to now.
>>223775655one thing I really liked about Kenny's character that is obvious but I just liked it>he grows up afraid of the people who hate his family, and what does he do about it? He makes an all seeing eye cyber security surveillance company
>>223773064>bury the truthWhat truth were they trying to bury? I just got back from the kinoplex myself and I'm still processing everything.
>>223776063NTA We don’t know entirely we just know that this was a satire written years after the fact. The powers that be will constantly rewrite history for convenience, remember anon history is written by the victors.
>>223776108>The powers that be will constantly rewrite history for convenienceThey also change Kenny's name in the play to Kyle because he doesn't want the audience to know who he is
Waterproofing the Digger popcorn boot for use as a drinking vessel for the babes.
>>223775655>spoilerAfter my first viewing, an anon said it wasn't her phone number that he asked for. On my second viewing, I paid attention, and you can see the numbers on Curtis's phone and it is a solid string of numbers without dashes. So I think you can infer that everyone has an identification number.
>>223776119I didn't catch that...
>>223777214I didn't get why were they so afraid about the detours, currently we have flight trackers for that. I get the storm is severe but I wouldn't be worrying until the flight is missing for sure and my relative hasn't contacted for 24 hours.Which implies global communications are disrupted and only Kenny's network is functional?
>>223777214Why would telephone numbers 35+ years in the future have dashes? We've pretty much already gotten rid of the parenthesese around the area code, and even the current dashes are often rendered as periods in much printed instances.
>>223777339I guess you will just have to go digg again, anon. Because it sure as hell didn't look like a phone number to me.
You guys are scaring me Is this movie actually good or are you just playing an epic prank?
lol more like nigger
>>223777653It was the best thing I’ve seen in the theater in ages. It’s a beautifully shot experience with a plot in the vein of Eddington or Begonia I am so glad I gave a chance while knowing next to nothing about. I want to watch it again to look for details.
>>223775156>>223775101>>223777852Odds on the boots becoming valuable collectibles in the next 20 years?
>>223777909Zero if there was actual popcorn in it.
>>223777909It will be the delineating factor between a capper and a real digga.
>>223777909*RING-RING*>hi anon>no, just watching Digger for the 20th time, enjoying my kino korn>what's that? >no, I never got the collectible boo-ACK!
I saw it in vistavision
>>223777909nil
>>223777653It is good. It’s a lot like birdman but has something to say beyond actor narcissism. I was hesitant because Inuburrito is a gay socialist but I was surprised because the satire had more truth to it than any movie I’ve seen in the last 5 years. It’s worth seeing in theater. Inspired by this thread I just caught the last showing at my local theater. There were two old no kings boomer ladies who were giggling a lot before the play reveal and they walked out perplexed. The theater was really quiet as the credits rolled. I had an actual “cinema” experience in 2026 imagine that.
>>223770225>no niggers in diggerIn the EU speech scene all the angry delegates were in white make up to look more pale. Maybe it was to make it feel more like the trial of satan in heaven? Or that they are whitewashing their own sins?
>>223762228This guy got his own movie?
>>223778531Did you stand up and shout "Kino!"?
>>223762579Dragged some friends to see this (my second viewing) and the theater was noticeably quiet, pissed me off. I wonder if people complained about this movie being loud. They also turned the lights fully on the moment the credits started, meaning most of the street sequence was totally washed out.I fucking hate theaters man. Can't wait to watch this at home with my own nice screen and sound setup
Anyone else feel sad about this flopping? I haven't read one of the book it references but I don't get, I am not saying everyone should like it, I just don't get some of the takes people have on it beyond just bandwagon hate.I kind of feel a bit pessimistic about art and film like properly.
>>223778677It's kind of a bummer but it's making about as much money as Bugonia and similar arthousey movies.The critical response is a bigger bummer to me because that actually feels unique to digger
>>223778711Yeah, I mean this is an issue due to it's budget but the budget made it such an spectable. so economics...whatever, sad it flopped but the audience tracks with artsy and so on, serious real movies.Critically, I do feel sad about it but I think critics are worthless, they have been wrong more often than right. I think history will look kindly on this film and Tom. He might not get the oscar and it's again...meh and whatever, but I feel he should. I really liked the layers between Curtis-Digger and the real Digger (or how he must have been) at times. Came across during the firewall scene, talks with the president and ganesh.Maybe it's that it's a more scathing critique of climate change than what everyone would assume.
>>223778668I told the guy I walked out with that I was a digger lover
>>223778677>Anyone else feel sad about this flopping?No, because it's the ultimate pleb filter (along with Eddington). It's also going to age extremely well, and future historians will look at the 4plebs archives to uncover the truth.
I have post-digger depression. I doubt we'll ever get a theater spectacle like this again. I feel pity for those that will miss their chance to experience it on the big screen.
>>223773445Honestly, going in into the film without knowing everything, the revelation that it's a play kind of took me out of the film and I was expecting some hacky shit but then Plemons showed up and I was back on board.
>>223776063it's not so much about burying the truth rather than distorting it. think of Rockwell's speech about how the cat changed into ashes and it became something different.
>>223767787Street FighterEbenezer Doomsday Werwulf
>>223779090I WANT THE TRUTHYOU CAN'T HANDLE THE TRUTH
>>223774922I love the running gag of comparing everything to various American cities
Digger was a morally righteous man
>WHY ISN'T HE RUNNING?>RUN!>FUCKING RUN!
>>223780126HOW many pieces?
I actually can't think of a single bad thing Digger did, it seems like the entire point is that the whole world blamed him for their ills. It's alleged that he or others bribed governments but there's no evidence of that presented
>>223780699He was ignoring the concerns of his subordinates who warned him about the 5 foot crack. He killed millions.
>I'm not an extra
>>223780699Digger did everything wrong, but he's right that the rest of humanity benefited from his company and halting production is unrealistic and would only delay the inevitable. If it wasn't Digger it would just be someone else.
>>223780720>>223780854all he did was dig and drill where he was supposed to and then miss a few emails, it's doctor gay niece who was responsible as his head of enviromental safety, digger tells him this straight away. even if digger agreed with sandy's suggestion to close things down, the explosion still would have happened seconds later
Kinda got the vibe the big speech was a digg at Taylor Sheridan since it was basically the same speech that TLJ gave in the first episode of Landman.
>>223780956>TLJBilly Bob*
Should I go and rewatch Birdman? Digger heavily reminded me of it during my screening (same director I know but still)
The UN speech must be the closest modern day equivalent to seeing Cicero live at the Forum. Incredible stuff.
>>223763139I wanted to hear this again so bad but it's already out of my nearest theatre so I had to watch some faggot french-canadian subs camrip and it was still fantastic.
The outright vitriol I’m seeing this film get from critics and some people I know is honestly astounding to me. I can completely get not liking it, but they HATE it. Did it strike a nerve?
>>223764770Play hooker at work, suck your boss' gross cock because you will never ever for as long as you live get this chance ever again and you'll regret it as long as you liveWatching DIGGER will be cool too
Keep seething. The movie got made.
>>223781363Two things about the movie that make people uncomfortable:>they feel called out by it>they feel like they don't "get" it and are upset because other people do
>>223762228You need a high iq to understand and enjoy this masterpiece. Years from now this will be recognized as the greatest film in history.
only two viewings remain in my area, then it's gone from the cinema forever
>>223780699Just like the pandemic, Digger did a lot of wrong calls. Being a fucking retard is a chief one. If someone is given the burden of handling most of the planet's oil, it's his deal to manage it safely.During the pandemic, a lot of fucking retards avoided isolating and quarintine of hub cities. Authorities started rounding people up to non-quarintined concentration centers, and released them over legal matters without taking into account the biohazard fact. Then public health offices started to take beef on matters that didn't concern them, such as supply management and therefore started backpedalling on advice. Governments didn't take the health hazard as a serious threat, they kept flipflopping the economic consequence and acted pressured by their neighbors, they enforced lockdowns irregularly without military logistic support. Finally, they fucking broke and released everyone when the most lethal strains started to pop up. Vigilance became a game of bingo, as if anyone won from detecting a new case and doing nothing about it. It was a complete shitshow and millions died from it. Death is on the hands of everyone who held an office but there doesn't exist tribunals to judge this.Digger is the same shit. Why does Digger make himself a scapegoat? Nothing happens if euros get fucked, they can't pinpoint digger to be the cause of years of global warming, and even if he could, he could simply fade to black and retire in brazil.
>>223764723>>223766578*orchestra swells*>I have CAAAAAAANNNNNceeeerrrr*trumpets, percussion*>in my*sudden silence, then tremolos*>AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAASSSSSSHOLE
>look what they done to my song
>>223780294Maggie?
>>223781794>if we only more, tighter lockdowns, covid lockdowns never would have been as bad
>>223765157I love this movie. I've spent the last week going on every chud video on YouTube thats complaining about Digger being a pretentious liberal environmentalist movie and telling them that they're wrong.
How are we doing today, digger chads?>have a 4th showing tonight>at least 1 more week of digger shows in my kinoplex>i didnt reserve a front row seat but after the lackluster experience in the non-imax theatre, im gonna move up to be FRONT AND CENTER
>>223762228Why did critics hate it? They loved Bird Man and that was just as "wacky".
>>223783158Bird Man was safer, it wasn't as "sharp", from what I've read at least
>>223775623>this is as artificial as it getsWhere were you during Obsessionpostmaxxing? Did you say this then or are you a trannymaxxing faggot like the usual reddittors who post contrarian shit?
Comparison between Digger and The Wicker Man
my phone hit me with a 9.9 magnitude earthquake alert as I was exiting the theater. this shit is too meta.
There are no Digger screenings in imax in New Jersey. Did I miss my fucking imax chanceFUCK!!!!
>>223784991yepDIG OR DIE
>>223783158>Why did critics hate it?If they reviewed it positively their billionaire bosses might have blacklisted them
>>223782056How does the human body get rid of infections? By localizing them. How does the human body die from an infection? By attacking everything everywhere, including areas where the infection isn't harming.
Sandra Hüller has some nice feet in this movie
>>223763139Wtf putting on pants now to go do some Diggin' at the theater
>>223765157you #triggeredbydigger bro?
>>223783703why do people think anyone would read their retarded ai slop.make a comparison between digger and shrek 2 next
>>223762228Digger confirmed part of the chainsawmanuniverseREZE will appear in DIGGER 2: DIGG DEEPER
>>223783051bad. all the theaters within 20 miles of me only have one showing a day now, and they're all before i get off work.
>audience score on RT went up again
>>223774922>>noticed Kenny's hand has a tattoo of Da Vinci's Vatruvian Manwhat does this mean? a man who is the operating hand of a machine thinks he's human or something?
>>223786111That's because (((they))) shitbombed every media outlet, faked review, bought out theaters with bouncing checks and did everything in their power to keep (((you))) from seeing it. Don't let (((them))) win.
>>223786013Holy slop
>>223765157Its a bit. A few days ago some news media and celebs started praising it as the greatest movie ever made. Then 4chan joined in. They are trying to trick you into watching a probably mid movie that is climate drivel.
>>223786219>A few days agoI went to see Digger on Monday because I kept seeing threads praising it, 4chan has been pro Digger for two weeks, surely
>>223786219its funny that we have a clear metric in determining who understood the movie because filtered plebs think it's a handwringing climate change propaganda movie and must've walked out 30 minutes into the film.
>>223765157It's a bit. /tv/ is awful for current movie recs.
>>223786389I've had genuine discussion with anons about this movie and got book and movie recommendations, so I disagree that it's entirely a bit, sure there's shitposters but Digger threads have been engaging to those who actually saw it.
>>223765157how about use your own critical thinking for once and go see it for yourself? What have you got to lose? Less than twenty buck and two hours of your time? To see a movie that's rocking the boat this heavy? Do not @ me if you're a no-movies watcher
>>223765157It's a bit. I'm Spartacus.
>>223786348It's satirising handwringing climate change propaganda, moral outrage and the audience itself looking to be entertained. But it fails both because people are trying to work us off oil and we have a lot of regulation in place to prevent disasters from a system everyone recognises isn't stable.It's trying to be 2deep4u but in reality it becomes it's own demoralisation propaganda that ends with the usual generic misantrope environmentalist's vision of the future.
>>223786348Ah yes. A society where people watch entertainment explaining how bad climate bad man stuff is and yet at the end when the protagonist leaves the building there are robots and rising sea levels.The people have learned nothing. Its as if they had chosen to not look up when a disaster was bearing down on them. How drole.Yeah its climate drivel.
>>223783158because Digger hates critics
>>223786884you lot want a movie where they beat the evil overlord robots so you can feel good don't you
>>223786884>The people have learned nothing.It's almost as if... it's a cautionary tale? Woah. I think I need to dig down.
>>223786990We are going to use all the fossil fuels no matter how much renewables we implement. Fossil fuels are just amazing sources of energy. We will always use more energy.
>>223787003Ill be dead in 40 years. My son will be dead in 80 years. Climate change doesnt matter.
>>223787061What about your grandson and your greatgrandson and... others?
>>223787043nothing in the movie contradicts this idea and it looks like you're basing your opinion off the digger monologue. how can gas and oil be bad when we're not living in grass huts thanks to it?
>>223762493The theater twist would have been amazing seeing it weekly with (You) anons.
>>223787079I live in the northern half of europe. In 200 years their climate be improved by a degree.
>>223787087Well we arnt in huts because of wood and coal but they pollute the air too much to make large cities viable.
>>223787172but cities are more civilized than living in huts. digger said it himself in the play, we were monkeys and now we are mankind able to do everything we do now thanks to innovation of fossil fuels that people circlejerk about quitting yet depend on daily for transportation, food, amazon, etc. people want to feel good about having one thing to blame, whether it's digger, the president, the play, everyone
>>223776119You know that weirded me out. For a moment I thought he was playing a different kid or something.
It will be a cult hit Its musunderstood kinoThe ultimate filter of cinephile
>>223787287I didnt watch the movie bro. Im here to flex on climate Christians
>>223786884>Yeah it's climate drivelWhat are you do on the surface? Take this and get to diggin.
>>223762228I've booked to see it tomorrow. If you've all memed me into seeing a shit film, I wont even be mad (I saw Megalopolis in the cinema)
>>223787384the movie shits on climate fearmongering and how leftists feel good building satirical movies to laugh at whoever they want to blame, so you fell for it. there's literally a scene where a young black british woman is yelling at curtis telling him he's stupid for not understanding that the play is giga important for people to laugh at and feel better about the state of the world, and the play is the equivalent of elon musk buying his way into an SNL guest appearance
>critics pan Digger in the same year The Odyssey received universal critical praiseNeed no other proof that critics are on the same level as cape shitters.
>>223787061#part of the problem
>>223787395you'll be pissed that everyone memed the world into not seeing it because they walked out after 20 minutes
>>223780699>I actually can't think of a single bad thing Digger didDigger knew YEARS before anything happened that his oil platform was going to release methane, wether he understood completely what that would do or didn't doesnt' really matter, he didn't gave a fuck anyway, because the "experts" (that he hired) would only warn him, never stop him or expose him to the politicians (that he's colluding with), so he just kept digging.
>>223780699Digger didn't euthanise Maggie
>>223786111letterboxd score went from 3.7 to 3.9. first time i've seen a score actually go up after opening night. usually it's the other way around.
>>223780699DIGGER DID NOTHING WRONG
>>223787625Sadly, this positive word of mouth doesn't seem to be translating to tickets sold
Was thinking about how despite being one of the play scenes, the monologue cuts to phone camera footage despite that not fitting with the play presentationSimilarly the waiting room (where we see footage of the disaster) is in wide aspect ratio despite being part of the playIs that to emphasize that those are some of the only real things we see?
