Your Friends & Neighbors: Good Person?

In this scene from Your Friends & Neighbors Jason' Patric's character "Cary" expresses the view philosophers call moral skepticism about the concept of goodness.

[@olaoluwaafolayan6554]

Jason Patric was a damn good narcissist in this movie lol

[@user-ee8us7cw2k]

Jason Patric was amazingly good but unbelievably terrifying in this film. The man never disappoints.

[@MikeyMike-fb5hx]

He was too good in this though. Too good! And that makes him approach greatness in this film!

[@markmitchell5870]

I love that--"But until then, we're on my time. The interim is mine."

[@MrBdiddypop]

Aaron Ekharts could have ended that scene in 2 ways: 1: “Dats straight up gangsta” (fist pump) Or 2: “You an a-hole! And I no longer choose to be associated with you. Uh, bye-bye.” (No fist bump)

[@Dane_Youssef]

Jason Patrick isn't bad, but Aaron Eckhart could have knocked this one right out of the park.

[@dcram76]

he already did dude. "in the company of men".

[@dcram76]

I think he also was trying to avoid typecasting.

[@d.d.9472]

A very foolish philosophy🤔

[@CD-yr8tw]

And yet there are many who follow it.