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  • Nov 20, 2025
    Jonboi

    Best hangout movie since Once Upon a Time in Hollywood?

  • Nov 20, 2025
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    CRACKASTEPPAVEGAN

    Would she have gotten away with killing him?

    I seen that you made a comparison with the guard she shot later on, but that's assuming that cops give a f*** about niggas dying, and that's a white military dude she's dealing with. Hard to really distill that s*** down to "if she killed that guard, then why didn't she kill Lockjaw?"

    And don't get me wrong: there's a tendency on here for folks to assume that a***yzing her character in ways that don't paint her negatively all the way automatically means I'm saying she was perfect or she was a helpless victim. That's not it. But I simply don't believe that power tilted in her favor like a lotta people are saying on here. Still, love the discussion

    I think the motel was there perfect chance and place to kill him. No one would know they were both there.

    I don't believe Lockjaw would tell anyone he was at the motel meeting up with a black women. :

    Also yes they gave a f***. once that security guard was shot. choppers and police were chasing those fools

  • Nov 20, 2025
    Jonboi

    Yeah. Hangout chase movie.

    The Holdovers exists

  • Nov 20, 2025
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    SuperSaiyan

    I think the motel was there perfect chance and place to kill him. No one would know they were both there.

    I don't believe Lockjaw would tell anyone he was at the motel meeting up with a black women. :

    Also yes they gave a f***. once that security guard was shot. choppers and police were chasing those fools

    They only cared because that bank situation wasn't an isolated incident, not because she shot a guard. That was just a cherry on the s*** sundae. French 75 was already wreaking havoc leading up to that, messing with white folk money. Of course the police would zero in after that.

  • Nov 20, 2025
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    Oscar Winner

    I don’t think killing him was ever an option. But I do question how much of the first interaction is coercion. I think the fact he told her “meet me here later” rather than just tryna f*** in the bathroom puts agency back in Teyannas character. Because she showcased to us she’s gonna go wherever she pleases no matter what. So I do feel, yes obviously manipulation was going on from both ends but there is also parts of her that wanted to be there and dominate the nigga lmao.

    I think she loved dominating white men, especially white men in power which she did until she got caught. I think the actual coercion happened when she got caught and no longer had any agency to make decisions. Until she finally decided to run away.

    "I think the fact he told her “meet me here later” rather than just tryna f*** in the bathroom puts agency back in Teyannas character. Because she showcased to us she’s gonna go wherever she pleases no matter what."

    But how is she showing agency by giving in to the instructions? Not sure I agree with that but all good

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    CRACKASTEPPAVEGAN

    They only cared because that bank situation wasn't an isolated incident, not because she shot a guard. That was just a cherry on the s*** sundae. French 75 was already wreaking havoc leading up to that, messing with white folk money. Of course the police would zero in after that.

    Yup more of a reason to kill lockjaw. It was already kill on site for French 75

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    CRACKASTEPPAVEGAN

    "I think the fact he told her “meet me here later” rather than just tryna f*** in the bathroom puts agency back in Teyannas character. Because she showcased to us she’s gonna go wherever she pleases no matter what."

    But how is she showing agency by giving in to the instructions? Not sure I agree with that but all good

    Because she made the choice to go over there. She didn’t have to. This isn’t some random innocent girl lol she held Lockjaw by gunpoint and and locked him up in a cage. Clearly she doesn’t fear him.

    I feel like she knew early on she had control over bro with her sexuality and she got a thrill from it.

  • Nov 20, 2025

    16 years later....the world had changed very little...

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    Oscar Winner

    Because she made the choice to go over there. She didn’t have to. This isn’t some random innocent girl lol she held Lockjaw by gunpoint and and locked him up in a cage. Clearly she doesn’t fear him.

    I feel like she knew early on she had control over bro with her sexuality and she got a thrill from it.

    Bro, I think you're overlooking how somebody finding you in a bathroom stall when you didn't even think they'd be tracking you that well, messes with your head. How do you decide to just not show up when dealing with a mf like that

  • Nov 20, 2025
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    CRACKASTEPPAVEGAN

    Bro, I think you're overlooking how somebody finding you in a bathroom stall when you didn't even think they'd be tracking you that well, messes with your head. How do you decide to just not show up when dealing with a mf like that

    She was in the middle of getting ready to blow some s*** up, she just locked that nigga in a cage and held him at gunpoint, she would have to be a complete fool to not think nobody would be coming after her.

    Also let’s view the context of the interaction at the hotel. She wasn’t nervous to be there. She wasn’t awkward. She was in control and had her way with him. We can’t ignore that.

    I just don’t believe this whole “she was scared and had no choice but to go to the hotel”…it cheapens her character.

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    CRACKASTEPPAVEGAN

    Bro, I think you're overlooking how somebody finding you in a bathroom stall when you didn't even think they'd be tracking you that well, messes with your head. How do you decide to just not show up when dealing with a mf like that

    Lockjaw told her verbatim

    “I want you to do your worst , you can blow up anything you want, it doesn’t make a difference to me.”


  • Nov 20, 2025
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    Oscar Winner

    She was in the middle of getting ready to blow some s*** up, she just locked that nigga in a cage and held him at gunpoint, she would have to be a complete fool to not think nobody would be coming after her.

    Also let’s view the context of the interaction at the hotel. She wasn’t nervous to be there. She wasn’t awkward. She was in control and had her way with him. We can’t ignore that.

    I just don’t believe this whole “she was scared and had no choice but to go to the hotel”…it cheapens her character.

    I don't see how it cheapens her character at all. Quite the opposite, but aight

  • Nov 20, 2025
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    is it weird that no performance in this leaps out at me, everyone’s great but It really just feels like PTA just did his thing here

  • Nov 20, 2025
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    humey

    is it weird that no performance in this leaps out at me, everyone’s great but It really just feels like PTA just did his thing here

    Penn and Teyana were pretty gnarly but Leo was underwhelming ngl. was really hoping he'd get that classic PTA treatment where a career best performance gets coaxed out of him.

  • SuperSaiyan

    Lockjaw told her verbatim

    “I want you to do your worst , you can blow up anything you want, it doesn’t make a difference to me.”


    True Lies, H2O lean same thang

  • Elric

    Penn and Teyana were pretty gnarly but Leo was underwhelming ngl. was really hoping he'd get that classic PTA treatment where a career best performance gets coaxed out of him.

    One Rick Dalton After Another

  • Nov 20, 2025
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    Elric

    Penn and Teyana were pretty gnarly but Leo was underwhelming ngl. was really hoping he'd get that classic PTA treatment where a career best performance gets coaxed out of him.

    out sauced crazy by BDT in every scene but thats what the character calls for also

  • Nov 20, 2025
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    humey

    out sauced crazy by BDT in every scene but thats what the character calls for also

    that clip of Jennifer Lawrence chuckling to Leo's phone scene was so performative s*** wasnt funny and I was on shrooms when I saw it

  • Nov 20, 2025
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    CRACKASTEPPAVEGAN

    I don't see how it cheapens her character at all. Quite the opposite, but aight

    Because complexity is better. The fact that she’s being manipulated while also manipulating makes her more interesting than just some victim being manipulated.

  • Nov 20, 2025
    SuperSaiyan

    Lockjaw told her verbatim

    “I want you to do your worst , you can blow up anything you want, it doesn’t make a difference to me.”


    Shows who was really in control lol

  • Nov 21, 2025

    Yeah I don’t get how some of yall are saying she went to the hotel cus she was scared of lockjaw

    She literally ran away from him and the Feds when all the heat was on her. With ease. And she talked s*** while doing it so she ain’t even run out of fear she was just not tryna be caged in.

    She could’ve easily ran away the first time lockjaw found her. She did not have to go to that hotel. Literally at all. She chose to go to that hotel for her own self interest. And she liked it.

  • Nov 21, 2025
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    Elric

    that clip of Jennifer Lawrence chuckling to Leo's phone scene was so performative s*** wasnt funny and I was on shrooms when I saw it

    made me go and find this lol

  • Nov 21, 2025
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    humey

    made me go and find this lol

    j law; this is the best movie ive ever seen in my life

    also j law;

  • Nov 21, 2025
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    Elric

    j law; this is the best movie ive ever seen in my life

    also j law;

    I worship the ground this movie walks on

  • Nov 21, 2025

    why do actors talk like this