Pacific Rim

[jambearParticipant 282]

I was going through some of Honest Trailers videos and it reminded me of a movie that came out last year, Pacific Rim. It was a pretty sweet movie overall but what I wanted to bring to your attention was that the male lead did not end up in a relationship at the end of the movie, even though it would have been extremely easy for them to do so.

We know that there are not any true MGTOW movies yet but how about everyone post up a movie that at least showcases one more more aspects of MGTOW.

Pacific Rim – Male lead does not get into a relationship at the end.

 

 

 

 

[нσтησσвParticipant 830]

It’s not a movie, but in a way, i feel that The Walking Dead shows the MGTOW way.

Watch the opening pilot episode and within the 2nd opening scene, you have rick talking about how insanely crazy his wife is.
In Episode 2, you find about rick’s wife sleeping with his “best” friend… after what i would guess as to be less than a week after she “found out” / “concluded” that he was dead.
In Episode 3, you see Lori working her manipulative gears and you can see exactly how inconsistently women are ( donno if its the writers fault, but it really shows as a thing women would do ) – it is extremely subtle, but overall it goes like.
Rick: i’ve been thinking about going back to find Marle ( in the zombie infested city )
Lori: Oh no rick, its too dangerous!
*Few moments later, a heated argument starts up between rick and daryl*
Lori: Rick, your going to that city – said in such a bitchy tone too, you can kind of guess that at that point she figured out that if Rick were dead, her lovey dovey fantasy would go back to normal
*Few moments later*
Lori: Please don’t go rick, i don’t want you to get hurt.

THEN!!!
Later on, Lori bitches up on Rick’s best friend to stay away from her & so forth…
Why? because she is juggling between two ideas.
Stay \w rick, or run off with the fantasy man.

There are really a lot of things in The Walking Dead that support MGTOW, Male Rights, and even Women’s Rights, but the vast majority of it pushes towards MGTOW.
Remember how happy everyone ( as in the audience) was when Lori died?
The single father, is in a sense, the mgtow way.

I’ll see about posting up some video clips so you can see just exactly what i’m talking about 😛
MGTOW & MRM is written all over the tv series – there are a few pro feminist scenes in the tv series, but almost all of them end in a disaster, which is like saying… feminists would never survive a zombie apocalypse. At the start of Season 5 it kind of turns into a good balance between men and what women should be like – can’t speak for all of the dumbass bitches tho 😛

My Goal: To Leave Society.

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“WANTED”. Angelina Jolie. James MacAvoy. Morgan Freeman.

I don’t care much for any movies with ass-kicking / gun-slinging bitches, but this is a journey of one man from his completely pussified state , s~~~ty office cubicle job with a C~~~ of a fat feminist female boss…. to his best friend banging his bitch of a girlfriend….. and eventually telling them all to f~~~ right off, and “finding out who he is” as he carves his own identity.

It’s definitely a MGTOW movie if there ever was one.

His father is a “protector” and wears this Belfast leather jacket. When he dies, his son wears his jacket and gets revenge. I actually bought the jacket! It’s very rare and extremely tough to find. They don’t make it anymore. A few makers have tried to knock it off. Belfast is “the” movie leather jacket company (outfitting stars like Brad Pitt, Tom Cruise etc in films like Benjamin Button) and and I went through hell and high water to locate one from the original maker in England. Mine is exactly like the original from the film.

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