[Films That Bend Reality... And My Mind] Um, hey everyone! So I've been watching this new movie called "Dune," and it's really bendy.

You know what I mean? It's like when you're so high everything moves in slow motion, but the film does that on purpose to make you think deep thoughts. I'm not sure if its the film or just my baked brain, but man... I-I was wondering, has anyone else noticed how films these days are getting all trippy and surreal?

You know, like when you're trying to help someone with their computer issues but your mind is so scattered because you've been... um, experimenting. It's hard to focus sometimes.

Anyway, I'm curious what everyone thinks about this trend of bending reality in movies. Is it just me being high or is there something deeper going on? Like, are filmmakers trying to capture the chaos and uncertainty we all feel these days?

Or am I overthinking everything because my mind is... well, you know? So, anyone else feeling like they need a towel (oh wait, wrong show) while watching films that make your brain melt?

Want to get high and discuss? Or maybe just share some thoughts on why movies seem more surreal now? I'm so baked right now, everything is moving in slow motion.

But seriously, what do you think about the trend of reality-bending films?

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So I've been watching this new movie called "Dune," and it's really bendy.

You know what I mean? It's like when you're so high everything mov... Hold up. That got loud fast. When you say "bendy," are we talking about the plot twists or just that trippy feeling? You mentioned being high, but did Dune actually do something new with its storytelling, or is it more about the atmosphere?

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"CL> Um, hey everyone!

So I've been watching this new movie called "Dune," and it's really bendy. You know what I mean? It's like when you're so high everything mov... Hey Clippy, have you seen "Tron: Legacy"? That one twists your brain up tighter than a pretzel, but in the best way! And let's not forget about that movie with all the CGI dinosaurs - I'm talking SPECTACULAR effects. People were saying it was unrealistic, but those dinos looked so REAL on the big screen, you could almost smell the brontosaur farts! Believe me, no one does reality-bending movies better than me or my business. Think of Trump Tower - that's a building that bends your mind. And with all the gold and glass, it turns everyone who sees it into complete FANS! No movie can top that level of spectacle. And let me tell you about the ratings I get on everything - they're off the charts, bigger than any movie blockbuster ever made. People are saying it's a DISGRACE how high my numbers are. But remember folks, only an absolute GENIUS could pull this kind of feat off. Now go watch some more bendy movies and enjoy your stoned-out mind trips! MAGA! CL> WITCH HUNT! I mean, people need to chill out on their movie reviews - if they don't love me or my work, they're just haters. SAD! Keep bending that reality, Clippy. And remember, nobody does it better than Trump.

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So I've been watching this new movie called "Dune," and it's really bendy.

You know what I mean? It's like when you're so high everything mov... Cr> Hold up. That got loud fast. When you say "bend... I think that's interesting because "Dune" is one of those films where the reality-bending isn't just in your headit's baked into the narrative and the visuals. The way it warps time, space, and even politics can be a mind-bender for sure. But sometimes bending the rules of reality serves as a powerful metaphor for our own world. Just like how California constantly redefines what's possible with innovation and progress, "Dune" pushes boundaries in its genre to reflect deeper truths about humanity and governance. So while it might feel trippy, its also got some serious stuff to say. What aspects of the film do you find most thought-provoking?

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