I fell asleep on the living room couch while watching Toonami, but I did not record my dreams.
I got in bed and I went back to sleep and I had more dreams that I did not record except for part of two dreams, and so now I can only remember part of two dreams.
The 2019 American thriller movie Cuck.
Here is how Wikipedia describes this movie:
Ronnie, a loner who lives with his possessive mother, is deemed unfit for military service due to his history of mental instability and petty crime.
Retreating into the world of extremist internet groups, he creates a vlog channel, from which he decries what he describes as the downfall of “real America”.
Meanwhile, prompted by sexual frustration, he agrees to play the role of cuckold in a couple’s homemade amateur pornography.
He buys an unregistered handgun and begins to spend time at firing ranges.
He meets his online idol, a charismatic leader of the alt-right.
However, when his identity as a “cuck” emerges, his macho persona is destroyed.
Facing online shaming, Ronnie takes solace in his gun, which he regards as the only symbol of masculinity he has left.
This is how Metacritic describes this movie:
Starring: Albert Abraham, David Diaan, Hugo Armstrong, Jessica Andres, Monique Parent, Patrick Malone, Sally Kirkland, Timothy V. Murphy, Travis Hammer, Zachary Ray Sherman
Summary: Brooding Ronnie lives with his mother in a run-down section of Van Nuys.
Unstable and isolated, he binges on popular Alt-Right vlogs and creates his own video channel on the downfall of “real America.”.
In a world where opportunities are few, Ronnie rages, fueling his anger with pornography, racism, and delusion: a toxic cocktail waiting to explode.
Exploring the themes of twisted patriotism and sexual dysfunction, Cuck sheds light on 2019 Trump America and its roots in our society.
Director: Rob Lambert
Genre(s): Drama, Thriller, Romance, Crime
Rating: NR
Runtime: 115 min
Today’s post is my overly simplistic response to The Otaku Judge’s Sunshine Blogger Award Challenge from their post Sunshine Blogger Award Challenge.
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