The End of the Tour Movie CLIP - The Internet (2015) - Jason Segel, Jesse Eisenberg Movie HD

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The End of the Tour Movie CLIP - The Internet (2015) - Jason Segel, Jesse Eisenberg Movie HD
The story of the five-day interview between Rolling Stone reporter David Lipsky and acclaimed novelist David Foster Wallace, which took place right after the 1996 publication of Wallace's groundbreaking epic novel, 'Infinite Jest.'
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[@Kjobbit]

A profound and astute observation. *clicks on another youtube video*

[@williammccormick2802]

This stuck with me in a very bad way because he's 100% right.

[@anubhavsharma904]

What bad way?

[@aliteraryfrenzy]

What the filmmakers succeeded in this and other scenes was showing the gap between DFW and others, especially the pseudo-intellectual journalists who were less interested in talking to him and more interesting in riding his coattails through interviews. You can see the enthusiasm in Segel's face and the disinterest in Eisenberg's.

[@cheothegeo2742]

Fuck man. Way to sum up my life in a minute and 11 seconds.

[@Albeit_Jordan]

albert einstein once said a man needs no more than a bowl of fruit and a violin (yes, he played violin).... perhaps in today's culture this could be a vr headset and an internet connection

[@woodwoserecordings9245]

I've been dead for years.

[@weedtalk87]

Cheers

[@natancopeincraft]

David is my actual reflection. I resonate with every word this man said, because I understand him and why he was like he was. That's a great feeling to know that there was someone that was similar to me. It's just too bad he's still not alive. I'm always looking for my tried and true reflection, one who really knows and understands it all, and is brutally honest with themselves and others about all things. He is definitely missed, but not forgotten ◑

[@padlockfairy1057]

He was not your reflection bro

[@pitfighter871]

In a very meaningful way..

[@EyeLean5280]

Fantastic script!

[@herakleitus]

Infinite Jest #5/6 by JO Incandenza, the film which kills you with unendurable pleasure

[@whitb6111]

What I could not get over in this scene was the such obvious fact that Jesse Eisenberg had never smoked a single cigarette in his entire life. Why does he hold it like that???

[@jasonmurdoc9533]

Oh man it’s all I notice in movies and show. Mathew McConaughey in true detective? Jesus

[@TheGonzoArt]

Here's one for ya, Edward Furlong in American History X.... Dude never inhaled once lol. But yeah, looked kind of silly in regards to Mr. E

[@CannibalWHORE22]

It’s not a surprise he took his own life. He was too smart for his own good and was worried about the future also making him depressed

[@DP-hn6rl]

I’m not above 150 IQ but I can certainly attest to the attrition of banal normalcy. It’s enough to jump from a burning building or at least spend an inordinate amount of time escaping there🖤

[@l.f.a.m8020]

Fr. He said that he would have to leave the planet and that's what he did.

[@CannibalWHORE22]

@@DP-hn6rl Damn I totally overlooked this comment. Yeah I feel you there it’s tough when your smart and have nobody to really relate with in some way or another.

[@CannibalWHORE22]

@@l.f.a.m8020 True, kinda sucks that he isn’t in here. Probably had more great novels in him more so then Infinite Jest.

[@brianmeen2158]

Ridiculous comment. Our ancestors went through much much worse times and DFW was thinking the 2000s were going to be hard? Pffft

[@bigjae671]

Damn.💯💯

[@aichi337]

so true

[@l.f.a.m8020]

He is right and btw, he literally left the planet😢

[@anubhavsharma904]

What did he by 'you are gonna die in a very meaningful way.'?

[@Anthony-oz6vd]

He means spiritually. Man will have starved himself of real nourishment because the sort of instant gratification fake reality gives is faster, but ultimately meaningless and leaves man hollow, because he isn't nourishing his soul. Like that section of Infinite Jest where people begin having video calls, but they do all these things to make themselves look better by basically putting filters over their cameras, but doing this scares them from really going outside anymore because they've developed an unrealistic fear that people will find them disgusting irl, so they become reclusive and don't have any real genuine relationships with people anymore. Whereas in reality man is made to be connected to other people. As the Lord Jesus Christ said, the two greatest commandments are "love the Lord your God with all your heart, all your mind, and all your soul," and "love your neighbor as yourself."

[@anubhavsharma904]

Amen

[@brianmeen2158]

@@Anthony-oz6vdsounds like Wallace predicted exactly what is going on right now . Damn

[@Majnun74]

...and we are

[@sonaldharangaonkar6855]

Yess

[@hermionegranger1544]

Literally just described 4chan

[@baphometsaturno4626]

Hermione Granger wait...what the

[@BlueRaven893]

Says the prog with that kind of Tumblr profile picture.

[@snideelf]

Porn already does that and has been doing that for many people and for many years now.The future is now.

[@Hippykiller15]

The movie is set like 20 years ago

[@maxwellcooper2]

1996

[@Hoggler]

Social Media is the blame 🧠

[@sachinjha6333]

So mark juckerberg(Jessie Eisenberg) reveals the secrets of mark Zuckerberg's meta. About how the future would be

[@JosephTheAustin]

But, isn't everything we do, even interpersonal relationships, just a bid for neurological response? how is unnatural different from natural? id love to see opinions on this.

[@g___________v6850]

Very crudely: we evolved in response to "natural" and in some sense we expect "natural". And I don't think there is anything that can replicate the feeling of being involved in a healthy human relationship, be it a friend or significant other or within a broader active community(a decent place of work, village, well integrated and governed city borough). The entertainment is an escape from the rigours and disappointment in the pursuit of connection/succes but also a false kind of pursuit of connection/succes in itself(that is doomed to fail).

[@JosephTheAustin]

@@g___________v6850 are we so sure its doomed to fail once its an identical but just better experience of life? I'm reminded of that scene in the matrix where the guy gives up on fighting because man, that steak tastes good.I mean, we all just want to be happy, and if we can be happier in non-reality when VR is a perfect deep-dive experience of all your dreams coming true, well... is it bad if it doesn't fail? Is there a fundamental badness to 'not real' or are we just sad to see things we're used to valuing lose their value?

[@JosephTheAustin]

Pretty sure Wally from My Dinner With Andre discussed my point very well when he debated about his electric blanket. A good scene to watch if you wanna see what im getting at.

[@MirrorDimly]

​@@JosephTheAustin _“Is there a fundamental badness to 'not real'”_ I think you're focusing too much on the _‘not real’_ part of the conversation and not on the _“people who do not love us but want our money”_ part. To put it bluntly, Internet pornographers have men by the balls and have offered them an exploitative alternative to the feared risk of being rejected when pursuing other human beings.

[@JosephTheAustin]

@@MirrorDimly Ok but the question is, why should I care, if I'm happy? I've spent at least a quarter of the last 2 years in virtual reality feeling happy with my pretend body... why shouldn't I embrace the next step, if it makes me even happier? What if it is indiscernible from 'reality'? Why exactly should I care?

[@wouldntyouliketoknow8904]

was your life interesting enough to base a movie on?

[@brianmeen2158]

Most peoples life is not interesting enough to base a movie or book on. Even these folks whose life was made into a book or movie - the writer had to really embellish certain aspects of the persons life to make it interesting

[@JosephTheAustin]

ok, true. but inevitable. But it isn't the things you want to have that will get you. its going to be the things you want to be. The perfect body. The perfect sense of power. VR is going to give you that. What you want to obtain isn't what will get you hooked, its what you will attain.

[@SDA7337]

Haha.

[@treid100182]

Wow...David must be rolling over in his grave; nobody would be more against this movie than David, himself.

[@fathimahazzahra7802]

treid100182 I couldnt get more agree, but that doesnt make this movie shouldnt be made either, i dont know. i love the movie but i feel that too, ye know. David's gonna hate it.

[@armoda1057]

Eh idk, he probably would have mixed feelings about it. I’m sure it’s led more people to read his work.

[@slobonmyfilmsnob]

I don't think it was a complete accurate portrayal of him but it was pretty close. I thought it was well written and well acted. Nothing wrong with it being made in my eyes

[@FoolishPrankster]

DFW 'Duct Taped' his wrists and 'Kicked the Bucket', that was the end, and he wanted to make sure that was the end . (period) 🤤

[@adambrunswick5420]

I dont think it is the way dfw diagnosed it as. People arent actually like that, except him. Living off soda and candy wtf.

[@oakey03]

The contemporary diet of the Average American is abysmal. The entertainment they consume is arguably even worse. He was right. Even interacting by proxy through text, we aren't biologically capable of dealing with what modern life is, offers, or demands. A ton of people dogpile on Wallace because he's the preferred writer of a specific kind of lit bro, or whatever else, but he was right.