BTW: Brett & Tyler Watched ... Coherence (2013)

We're up to our knees in Favorite Movie Month so Brett pickedhis favorite movie Coherence!
Definitly watch the movie before listening to this podcast.
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[@MoviesorWhatever]

great to hear you talking movies again! i'm definitely overdue for a rewatch of coherence.

[@Tan3l6]

It's a bit surprising how relativelly low imdb rating for this movie is.

[@kyleb8117]

I watched Coherence because I knew this was coming and you said it was your favorite. Really good movie. *Even though nobody should be here and not okay with spoilers, I'll just spoiler this anyways:* I agree with basically everything you guys have said. I think a strong argument for Brett's theory that the timeline doesn't just branch off of that moment would be the final house. Maybe I just got the wrong impression but everything seemed way different. I know it might've been artistic choices to emphasize "This is the 'good' world." but I got that impression. I also thought the syringe scene and the awkward stare after searching the car definitely had strong "This is about to go full Horror movie." vibes. I love that the script was improv. That really explains the awkward moment where he asks if she has insurance (like you mentioned), but it really did make it feel authentic. I also like that it was an open ending. Trivia guess: All movies with popular memes made from them? (I really have no idea.) ...Nope. I never would've guessed that, even though that's along the lines of what I was thinking when I saw Titanic on the list. Haha.

[@prodigyjerry]

Great movie

[@spiritwarrior2942]

Women should control their own body,ok ... Abortion is talking about killing not the woman,but the innocent child inside

[@gosalynmallard143]

Are u gonna adopt the child after it's born?

[@cezanneshaik3611]

@@gosalynmallard143 I have several questions. If you don't want a baby then why would you have sex in the first place, unprotected at that? I could sympathize if it was rape but if you had unprotected consensual sex and you got pregnant and you kill the child, that kinda sounds irresponsible cuz you basically killed a child because you wanted to have some fun and that is not okay. At least the child would get to live and pro-abortion always makes it seem like the child is gonna go through suffering if it was born so it's better for it to not live, I don't know where you live but I don't think orphanages cause suffering to children, at least in my country.

[@gosalynmallard143]

@@cezanneshaik3611 you know that condoms can rip or slip off sometimes, right? Birth control pills can sometimes not work and etcetera and etcetera. Everything can happen

[@gosalynmallard143]

@@cezanneshaik3611 orphanages cause A LOT of suffering to children. Most of the times. That's not the fate a child deserves

[@cezanneshaik3611]

@@gosalynmallard143 The chances are extremely rare for that and still, the parents are going to be held responsible because they were the ones that had sex. Don't want to get pregnant? Then don't risk it and have sex. Even then on the like 0.001% chance, Orphanages exist. Orphanages do not cause a lot of suffering. Have you ever been to an orphanage? I have and it's not like what it's depicted in modern films. The stuff you are talking about happened in 20th century where orphanages were more prevalent than they are today.