GP's Movie Analysis: Water World

[Gravel PitParticipant]

Though many of us have forgotten this unique film, there’s plenty to reflect on especially in the way of mghowesque scenes:

1. The film opens with Costner alone on his boat, going his own way, carving out his own existence. MGTOW FTW

2. He attempts trading with some folks who turn on him. He is placed in a cage and set to be executed. Now enters the useless woman of the film who needs him as an escape. She lets him loose to save her own ass. He has no choice but to agree. This is important to point out because normally he would not give a s~~~. Briffault’s Law awareness (get yours before she gets hers

3. Once the useless woman and child are saved by him and they escape out to sea, he quickly deduces that they do not have enough water survive the trip to dry land.
a. He automatically elects to throw the child overboard. MGTOW FTW
b. The woman of course has nothing to offer except sex, which she offers but he refuses. MGTOW MONK FTW

4. Later, while being attacked by a sea plane, the useless woman endangers the vessel causing damage. As punishment, the unnamed Fishman MGHOW holds her down and cuts off her hair. MGTOW FTW.
a. The little girl gets mouthy too so he cuts her hair off too. MGTOW !

Next, they encounter a crazy drifter who wants to trade. Our fishman MGHOW agrees to pimp out the women for 30 mins of sex. MGTOW FTW profit for poon

a. Although, when he surmises that the drifter is insane and violent he ends up having to kill him instead.

Later, our MGHOW hero forms an emotional bond with the sarcastic child and teaches her to swim. He also tells her to listen more and shut up. Proof that men help children and are necessary role models. Manosphere Redpill FTW

And still later, there are more appealing mgtow moments like when he singlehandedly takes on an army of Chads and blows up an oil tanker.

Finally, for the closing of the film, one last red pill and salute to MGTOW. Our hero rejects life on land and the promise of poon in favor of Going His Own Way back out to sea.

Thanks for your attention. I will keep on the look out and deliver more reports on other fun movies that have red pill moments in
GP’s Movie Analysis

[It’sallbsParticipant]

I liked waterworld. Never really analysed it much-one of those films I just watched for the action scenes for escapism whilst eating crisps(chips) and drinking beer,

Still you are right on every point.

http://www.leavemeansleave.eu

[It’sallbsParticipant]

I liked margin call -many truths in it.

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[TheDudeParticipant 724]

I know it was slated at the box office, and is mostly seen as a flop, but I frickin love Waterworld. Must’ve seen it fifty times.

I’ve considered making a similar thread about this awesome film, because It’s filled to the brim with MGTOW lessons and philosophy. The only thing that stopped me was the fact that the women ultimately “got what they wanted” from the mariner. The guy almost dies to protect them.

Still goes his own way in the end though.

A beautiful bit of cinema, and has one of the best soundtracks I’ve ever heard.

If you haven’t done so already, I recommend checking out the Ulysses Extended edition.

[Anonymous 14]

Great synopsis, when I saw the title of the thread I thought “oh s~~~, another re-make?”

[ForeverDoneParticipant 2928]

I actually thought that film wasn’t that bad. I know I am in the minority with most people.

[Gravel PitParticipant]

TheDude wrote:

The guy almost dies to protect them.
Still goes his own way in the end though.

Yea, there aren’t many perfect mgtow movie heroes out there for us. This also bothered me too but hey, it was the nineties and also, the screenplay wouldn’t work out if he wasn’t white knighting.

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