It is funny how the son and the Header never met in movie ... It is great how paying the mortgage and being sound met in this movie. And when they do mortgage wins. I don't believe money over morale. But I believe in game it self...
@FanficfantasticSROC the whole under 18 arguement just further shows the point of the movie! He doesnt care what he is argueing for his job is to always be right and for him being right is whatever his boss wants him to say is right! Its his job to be right and that is the point of the movie itself.
The thing that really bugs me about this movie is I leave it feeling the same way as I felt entering it. I still don't understand cigarette's advocates and their motives and I feel absolutely no emotional connection to the main character. I look at him and all I see is what the non-smoking advocates see: a man I don't understand. This is so disappointing because the subject matter is so interesting and the movie had the potential to really made a statement.
@FanficfanaticSROC Its a satire boy. Point of the story. People know cigarrettes are bad but it makes them feel good and they dont care. All the while they are rich bastards profiting off it. The dumb will smoke and the people who know better will not.
@FanficfanaticSROC , you are right, non-smoking advocates dont understand what his doing. But the point the movie is to show how to argue how to win over your audiences. It doesnt matter what the people who you are arguing is right or not, because as long as you can shift the topic to something else that you are absolutely sure is right, and you concentrating arguing that, you win over your audiences even you dont win your opponent,
@FanficfanaticSROC just as there is a scene that the character sat down with his kid, the kids like but I am still not convinced, and he said what im trying to win is them, pointing to people around him
He did kind of screw himself with the whole he's not 18 argument, since the point he's emphasized throughout the movie is that people should have the freedom to make their own decisions, and the ban on cigarettes for those under 18 should be considered by him as the government regulating and stifling the freedom of the American people, so by his logic his son should have the right to smoke even if he's not 18.
@FanficfanaticSROC He did not. Going down the route of "the very law banning under-18s is bad" route would mean going off-topic, AND taking up the burden of persuading the audience, which is a very heavy burden indeed. Instead, he chose the much easier route. And he didn't screw himself over, because had he been asked if he thinks the ban on under-18s smoking is right, arguing that it isn't would've still been consistent with his previous arguments.
@ilonaed I guess you're right, but the topic of under-18 vs over-18 is a subject of hypocrisy in the tobacco industry, since they claim to respect the law but they also advertise and target those who are not 18 yet.
This is absolutely one of my favorite movies. It should have been a much bigger hit than it was, but the American people were immersing themselves in political correctness, essentially becoming a giant flock of sheep.
This is now one of my favorite movies! Moderation really is the key when it comes to any vice. We also should see things in view of our own mortality. I can't use that argument because death isn't something most people want to think about.
@EFSpartan They don't say that. They say it COULD, meaning that they can't find good evidence that it does. CYA is really misleading. Rf radiation does not have the energy to produce free radicals or cause direct damage to DNA as UV would. Without that, what do you have to worry about? Dielectric heating? Yeah, you could fry a rabbit in a microwave, but a cell phone doesn't have the power. You're not going to get immediate damage from heating using a cell phone.
Alright well I'm not gonna get into the whole smoking debate in which, the people who do smoke bash the people who don't, and the people who choose not to smoke believe that everyone else in the world should feel the same way they do. Thats a stupid thing to argue about, especially, over the fucking Internet. It's pretty pathetic actually. No the reason I am commenting is to say THANK YOU to the genius who decided to post this entire movie for ALL of OUR viewing pleasure. So thanks buddy, I'm s
Brilliant movie, and adraim69 is right no one smoked, lol Nick Nailer. Damn I may just start smoking weed again along with cigs lol their hidden agenda has worked!
I love it ! Such a great movie ! It makes me laugh , oh God : this Man is So bad and so cool even if his job is awful . Lobbying seems to be quite funny actually but as he said , it requires to be moral flexible . ^^
I know a guy who does cross country and is a smoker. He's relatively light though, and only smokes two cigarettes a day, as opposed to the 20 most smokers inhale every day.
@emmmanueeel But chances are you've eaten junk food, drank alcohol, stood to close to a microwave, or neglected to use sun screen. These are choices you can choose to make, just as other people choose to smoke. All of them may eventually kill you...and so might a tsunami or a car crash.
So, you're no better than anyone else, and you can die just as easily.
I've never smoked, you've never smoked, but that's just our choice, not everyone else's.
The Son Character is so important in this movie it holds Mr Naylor Character throught out the movie. i just paid attention to it in the 2nd time watching
meh, I don't much care for this movie. I mean the "what?" is clear: pro-freedom, don't censor blah blah. But the "how?" is really weak. If we are Pro-Freedom, then the reporter-gal's also right! Then how come she ends up getting smacked in the face with palm fronds, while our protagonist is schooling people twice his age?
Want a good pro-freedom message? Read "READING LOLITA IN TEHRAN"
@Kaduos maybe you're right. But, then, what exactly is the movie saying? It aims to be shocking and controversial with its title and topic handled, but it falls short of its own mark by simply making the bland and noncontroversial statement, "People lie." Well...thank you for telling us something we already knew.
@Itsdark One of my favorite things about this film is that we're not spoonfed a cut-and-dried message. Like life, things don't turn out fairl, or just, or ironically perfect. There are a lot of choices to be made by the audience about the meaning to be taken. It provokes you to think. There's lots to like in a film like that.
@Itsdark If u didn't notice Nick never lies he always stays true but does his job and does it good.The reporter seemed like Nick but she had no boundaries Nick always gave people a choice and instead of thinkin negatively he was Proactive.He showed love,honesty,bravery and in the responsibility. The reporter pretended she had those qualities but in the end it was all about her. For Nick it was about the logger,the sweat shop owner,the oil driller,the land mine builder and the baby seal poacher.
@hioshimtsu I hope you are being sarcastic. Nick has boundaries?! What exactly are those? His argument is all about Not having boundaries, pro-Freedom, open-mindedness etc. Only when it comes to his own son does he decide to own up to hypocrisy. But because we want our typical Hollywood ending, he's shown preaching to those analysts at the end. What makes him different from the reporter-lady? I'll tell you: he was better at lying than she was.
@Itsdark "some things are just more important than a mortgage" To me Nick was simply a defender who thought that everyone had the right to a defense. No one is forcing anyone to smoke and everyone knows the consequence. How can u smoke a pack a day and then turn around an say if it didn't exist u wouldn't be dieing. You would of found some other guilty pleasure..drugs alcohol guns. Nick could of been like the reporter, career in shambles, no hope.. but he had a son whom in the end saved him.
This was a really good movie. But who thinks this movie satirizes the battle going on about smoking in general or the continued moves to restrict our ability as citizens to make choices that affect our lives
@adraim69 65 people including you didn't notice at 7:52 on part 6/9 The boss was smoking a cigar on a flat screen in the hospital just after the doc says "cigarettes saved your life"...and Nick replied " Can I quote you on that Doc"...oh and I don't know if this counts but When they were testing on the mice they used smoking to see if it was addictive....and..oh yeah and..The Marlboro Guy had a poster of him Smoking ( Not sure if it was a Cools..lolololol)
@hioshimtsu Not true. The boss's cigar is not actually lit in that scene. And I don't count posters, nor would I include that research scene, because no people are actually seen smoking in the movie.
Decisions. You either fuck your life or make it better with the choices you make. Someone can have heaven with your despised nightmares, and you may give a damn over that delicious and probably dangerous stuff you are using, if it gives you what you are looking for. Just think it: freedom is choosing whatever you like without limiting other´s freedom. Excellent movie, really good. Thanks!
In Thank You For Smoking, the main character's name is Nick Naylor, and he tends to live up to his last name in his speeches. In Buckley's other book, Boomsday, the character is named Cassandra Devine, and she's planning on making a legalized suicide pact for elderly Americans, and she's constantly fighting with religious groups, so it makes the "Devine" part of her name ironic. This... is why Buckley fucking rules.
Watch your mouth. I'm a liberal, and even though I don't smoke and don't approve of smoking, I believe that a basic human right in America is having the freedom to put whatever you want into your own body. Besides, if we outlawed tobacco, we'd have a black market and drug cartels killing our citizens and wasting billions of dollars every year to fuel a pointless "war". You know, kinda like what we have going on with marijuana right now, or Prohibition from the 1920s.
ciggaret's ,radiation it dont matter if you get cancer or not we all live and eventualy must die mabe sooner or mabe later just live by my old quote and you'll be fine "make each hour full of life not a life full of hours"..........<------ i made that an follow it an i got almost no worries at all
@cacaolover1 because i choose to smoke,i choose to reply to this message i chose to watchthis movie.....i choose what i want to do in my life (with in reason) and if ciggarett's kill me then i chose how to die but i dont care about when or how im gunna go it matters only what i did befor that time comes i think every one should think to themselfs "how can i live my life to the fullest"
@BW248 'make each hour full of life' !? nice quote.. i congratulate u. that being said u must of spent more than an hour sitting on ur arse - like me - watching this film... how full of life was that time!??
@mikealex7184 simple i watched a movie of which i enjoy thus im living my life as to what i wish to do not what im forced to do if i was a editor for this film i may of not enjoyed it because it was somthing im forced to do the diffrence between forced and liked to is simple to miss that is difficult but as i also enjoyed commenting back to you not cause i felt iwas forced to but wanted to
@mikealex7184 and to add on to that hres another quote that can exsplain "to walk as a puppet is to make life simple but yet you will always do as others command you to" -82nd airborn private whicker-
@RaynorX i imagine a few.. but if u read what i was responding to u'd know i neither said i didnt waste my life nor did i have a go at him for it.. we all just want to sit down and chill out sometimes! :)
Anyone else notice that the guy (nick naylor I think) never actually smokes in the movie?
ZeldaGato 1 day ago
It is funny how the son and the Header never met in movie ... It is great how paying the mortgage and being sound met in this movie. And when they do mortgage wins. I don't believe money over morale. But I believe in game it self...
iveco555 2 days ago
love it
sharrone513 4 days ago
Loved it Thanks for posting
tarzan73875 2 weeks ago
Technically Charles Manson didn't kill anyone...he convinced others to do it for him.
But then again, I guess that's where the irony lays.
vjm3 1 month ago 2
@FanficfantasticSROC the whole under 18 arguement just further shows the point of the movie! He doesnt care what he is argueing for his job is to always be right and for him being right is whatever his boss wants him to say is right! Its his job to be right and that is the point of the movie itself.
LethallyEpic15 1 month ago
@LethallyEpic15 Philosophical Mr. Hannah.
Just plain philosophical.
7623Luke 1 month ago
loooooved that movie!
laurassmile667 1 month ago
idk what my talent is =/
Shoosta92 2 months ago
Just the first of many epic Jason Reitman films!
TiggahG 2 months ago
LOL THAT HEATHER BITCH GOT TOLD! HAHAHA!
DestinyPontmercy 2 months ago
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jbrar08 2 months ago 2
one of those love/hate movies. Had to watch for a class, but only required to watch 50 minutes, I watched the entire thing. Thanks for posting.
xemily91 3 months ago
The thing that really bugs me about this movie is I leave it feeling the same way as I felt entering it. I still don't understand cigarette's advocates and their motives and I feel absolutely no emotional connection to the main character. I look at him and all I see is what the non-smoking advocates see: a man I don't understand. This is so disappointing because the subject matter is so interesting and the movie had the potential to really made a statement.
FanficfanaticSROC 3 months ago
@FanficfanaticSROC Its a satire boy. Point of the story. People know cigarrettes are bad but it makes them feel good and they dont care. All the while they are rich bastards profiting off it. The dumb will smoke and the people who know better will not.
fraudster111 2 months ago
@FanficfanaticSROC , you are right, non-smoking advocates dont understand what his doing. But the point the movie is to show how to argue how to win over your audiences. It doesnt matter what the people who you are arguing is right or not, because as long as you can shift the topic to something else that you are absolutely sure is right, and you concentrating arguing that, you win over your audiences even you dont win your opponent,
zhangt5 1 month ago
@FanficfanaticSROC just as there is a scene that the character sat down with his kid, the kids like but I am still not convinced, and he said what im trying to win is them, pointing to people around him
zhangt5 1 month ago
He did kind of screw himself with the whole he's not 18 argument, since the point he's emphasized throughout the movie is that people should have the freedom to make their own decisions, and the ban on cigarettes for those under 18 should be considered by him as the government regulating and stifling the freedom of the American people, so by his logic his son should have the right to smoke even if he's not 18.
FanficfanaticSROC 3 months ago in playlist Thank You For Smoking
@FanficfanaticSROC He did not. Going down the route of "the very law banning under-18s is bad" route would mean going off-topic, AND taking up the burden of persuading the audience, which is a very heavy burden indeed. Instead, he chose the much easier route. And he didn't screw himself over, because had he been asked if he thinks the ban on under-18s smoking is right, arguing that it isn't would've still been consistent with his previous arguments.
ilonaed 3 months ago
@ilonaed I guess you're right, but the topic of under-18 vs over-18 is a subject of hypocrisy in the tobacco industry, since they claim to respect the law but they also advertise and target those who are not 18 yet.
FanficfanaticSROC 3 months ago
@FanficfanaticSROC The matter is a subject for another debate :))
ilonaed 3 months ago
why is the american governement the best government in the world? What a joke...
Friida182 4 months ago
This is absolutely one of my favorite movies. It should have been a much bigger hit than it was, but the American people were immersing themselves in political correctness, essentially becoming a giant flock of sheep.
jamcrane3 4 months ago
@adraim69 The Captain was smoking a cigar in his hospital room
mylifeisbroful 4 months ago
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Really a great movie.
AwesomeGeekocity 4 months ago
excellent Movie.
achyutsingh 4 months ago 17
The ending is just epic.
mauriciohavok 4 months ago 14
@mauriciohavok Dude, learn the definition of "epic"
z101510 2 months ago
@z101510 Words can gain new meanings with time, that's what keeps language alive.
mauriciohavok 2 months ago
@mauriciohavok thebestpageintheuniverse(dot)net/c(dot)cgi?u=epic
z101510 2 months ago
@z101510 by definition neither the ocean or the universe are epic, if you don't want language to evolve then go live under a rock.
mauriciohavok 2 months ago
A very good movie with an extremely clever script!
MoviesYourWay 5 months ago
damn, Imma need a cigarette after this movie.
TaffyRaphie 5 months ago
Thanks for posting this excellent movie.
funnyasfuc 5 months ago
damn... I need a square
CaptainPie5 5 months ago
Brilliant film
LiteralGaming 5 months ago
This is now one of my favorite movies! Moderation really is the key when it comes to any vice. We also should see things in view of our own mortality. I can't use that argument because death isn't something most people want to think about.
TheDavid2222 6 months ago
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TheDavid2222 6 months ago
Great film... Time to light up responsibly
RandomNumbas1234 6 months ago
that movie was extremely good
marcosg1992 6 months ago
good movie
abhay13kumar 7 months ago
LOL this is funny, Now the WHO says that Cellphone does cause brain damage. funny
EFSpartan 7 months ago
@EFSpartan They don't say that. They say it COULD, meaning that they can't find good evidence that it does. CYA is really misleading. Rf radiation does not have the energy to produce free radicals or cause direct damage to DNA as UV would. Without that, what do you have to worry about? Dielectric heating? Yeah, you could fry a rabbit in a microwave, but a cell phone doesn't have the power. You're not going to get immediate damage from heating using a cell phone.
NoOne3234 7 months ago
And nowadays we do know that about 99% of the cellphones on the market causes cancer.
PedroMM193 8 months ago
@PedroMM193 Yea but no one gives a dam :U the news and media makes everyone so much cautious of everything nowndays . I think we should just chill.
MabinOrgy 8 months ago
Thanks very much for posting - not only for an interesting movie but also for setting it up to autoplay and in sequence..:)
curiosidadesextrano 8 months ago 4
they just recently proved cell phones cause cancer, fun coincidence
LancePoint9 8 months ago
@LancePoint9 Cell phones cause cancer to the very intellectual fabric of society. And to grammar.
hobo8675309 8 months ago
Lol, this movie reminded me of how, when I turned 18, my mom (not my dad, ironically enough) was the one that bought me my first 6-pack.
Good times.
cernex 9 months ago
Alright well I'm not gonna get into the whole smoking debate in which, the people who do smoke bash the people who don't, and the people who choose not to smoke believe that everyone else in the world should feel the same way they do. Thats a stupid thing to argue about, especially, over the fucking Internet. It's pretty pathetic actually. No the reason I am commenting is to say THANK YOU to the genius who decided to post this entire movie for ALL of OUR viewing pleasure. So thanks buddy, I'm s
jimmyboi4 9 months ago
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I simply loved this movie!
Writerandartiste 9 months ago
Brilliant movie, and adraim69 is right no one smoked, lol Nick Nailer. Damn I may just start smoking weed again along with cigs lol their hidden agenda has worked!
cannotstopme666 9 months ago
But i remain convinced that smoking seems cool and sexy when you see actors Such as cary Grant or bogart smoking in movies.
but i won't smoke anyway ...
DJINE589 10 months ago
I love it ! Such a great movie ! It makes me laugh , oh God : this Man is So bad and so cool even if his job is awful . Lobbying seems to be quite funny actually but as he said , it requires to be moral flexible . ^^
DJINE589 10 months ago
I'm a quitter,,believe me non-smoker, smoking is great. cant wait to smoke again.... in heaven
buangbatu 10 months ago
@buangbatu thets right man non smokers want us to stop making our longs black wtf they are racists :P
bllabllabllaedheblla 9 months ago
I love the charles manson bit
MrTennisballs 10 months ago
i lit one up before part 2
BUMPERHUMPER21 10 months ago
If you never smoked a cigarette you're a loser. But don't get hooked. It will kill ya. At least try it.
phatcrayonz 11 months ago
@phatcrayonz I'm not allowed to smoke cigarettes. I run marathons.
ffaithii 10 months ago
@ffaithii
I know a guy who does cross country and is a smoker. He's relatively light though, and only smokes two cigarettes a day, as opposed to the 20 most smokers inhale every day.
AssholePatrol 8 months ago
@AssholePatrol He can do cross country all he likes. I compete to win so I must do everything I can do keep my body healthy. ;D
ffaithii 8 months ago
Terrific film!
ingrogies1 11 months ago
"Charles Manson kills people" LOL
doucthec 1 year ago
according to the related videos charles also sings a tune or two. lol
matthewjamal 1 year ago
i never smoke a cigarette in my entire life and i have pride for it.
emmmanueeel 1 year ago 3
@emmmanueeel
you pusssy!!!
SuperChan777 1 year ago
@SuperChan777 no i am more smarter that`s why that i didnt smoke!
emmmanueeel 1 year ago
@emmmanueeel But chances are you've eaten junk food, drank alcohol, stood to close to a microwave, or neglected to use sun screen. These are choices you can choose to make, just as other people choose to smoke. All of them may eventually kill you...and so might a tsunami or a car crash.
So, you're no better than anyone else, and you can die just as easily.
I've never smoked, you've never smoked, but that's just our choice, not everyone else's.
RMToebben 11 months ago
@emmmanueeel why?
Zttbm 11 months ago
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@emmmanueeel Then you are no better than people who think they're cool for smoking.
KingAvarice1 9 months ago
you have to resign when you have made it to the top, and never be more ambitions because that it may take you down.
land2050 1 year ago
Thanks Brian, great movie!!!
MrRodrigoOpazo 1 year ago
Who is the new M.O.D member shown on the left of the Alcohol woman and the right of the Fast Food guy? The symbol looks like the Eiffel Tower to me .
ItsJester94 1 year ago
@ItsJester94 looks more like one of those oil towers that they have above underground oil.
colouredblaque 1 year ago 2
@ItsJester94 Oil Drilling
BackRockDelta 10 months ago
The Son Character is so important in this movie it holds Mr Naylor Character throught out the movie. i just paid attention to it in the 2nd time watching
90260 1 year ago
meh, I don't much care for this movie. I mean the "what?" is clear: pro-freedom, don't censor blah blah. But the "how?" is really weak. If we are Pro-Freedom, then the reporter-gal's also right! Then how come she ends up getting smacked in the face with palm fronds, while our protagonist is schooling people twice his age?
Want a good pro-freedom message? Read "READING LOLITA IN TEHRAN"
Itsdark 1 year ago
@Itsdark politics, that's all it is. saving face and abusing the competition. whether or not halloway was right, she lost the more important battle.
Kaduos 1 year ago
@Kaduos maybe you're right. But, then, what exactly is the movie saying? It aims to be shocking and controversial with its title and topic handled, but it falls short of its own mark by simply making the bland and noncontroversial statement, "People lie." Well...thank you for telling us something we already knew.
Itsdark 1 year ago
@Itsdark One of my favorite things about this film is that we're not spoonfed a cut-and-dried message. Like life, things don't turn out fairl, or just, or ironically perfect. There are a lot of choices to be made by the audience about the meaning to be taken. It provokes you to think. There's lots to like in a film like that.
dude3390 1 year ago
@Itsdark If u didn't notice Nick never lies he always stays true but does his job and does it good.The reporter seemed like Nick but she had no boundaries Nick always gave people a choice and instead of thinkin negatively he was Proactive.He showed love,honesty,bravery and in the responsibility. The reporter pretended she had those qualities but in the end it was all about her. For Nick it was about the logger,the sweat shop owner,the oil driller,the land mine builder and the baby seal poacher.
hioshimtsu 1 year ago
@hioshimtsu I hope you are being sarcastic. Nick has boundaries?! What exactly are those? His argument is all about Not having boundaries, pro-Freedom, open-mindedness etc. Only when it comes to his own son does he decide to own up to hypocrisy. But because we want our typical Hollywood ending, he's shown preaching to those analysts at the end. What makes him different from the reporter-lady? I'll tell you: he was better at lying than she was.
Itsdark 1 year ago
@Itsdark "some things are just more important than a mortgage" To me Nick was simply a defender who thought that everyone had the right to a defense. No one is forcing anyone to smoke and everyone knows the consequence. How can u smoke a pack a day and then turn around an say if it didn't exist u wouldn't be dieing. You would of found some other guilty pleasure..drugs alcohol guns. Nick could of been like the reporter, career in shambles, no hope.. but he had a son whom in the end saved him.
hioshimtsu 1 year ago
whats the song in the end called?does anyone know?
thisisnotgurke 1 year ago
@thisisnotgurke ya it's greenback dollar
purplnuke 1 year ago
if he realy wants a cigarrete ill buy him his first pack if all parents wer like tht
nickticket 1 year ago
This movie is all about rhetoric
yung47 1 year ago
This was a really good movie. But who thinks this movie satirizes the battle going on about smoking in general or the continued moves to restrict our ability as citizens to make choices that affect our lives
Matt139B 1 year ago
@Matt139B that is actually the theme of the movie. the freedom to choose to think versus others telling us what to.
LtSarge 1 year ago 40
nick jus showed vern schillinger
havik206 1 year ago 2
Oh shit!! I just watched this part instead of part 2, how the fuck could I miss read 9 as a 2?
EuanRams 1 year ago
@EuanRams Your an idiot?
AartyMc 1 year ago
@AartyMc Lol, I actually am.
EuanRams 1 year ago
does someone know the song in the end?
igelkrieger 1 year ago
does someone know the song in the end? love it!
igelkrieger 1 year ago
I couldn't watch this on netflix so...Thank you for the upload!!!
Raichupacabra 1 year ago
Cell phones don't actually cause brain damage. :P
Xno1X 1 year ago
winston tastes fuckin' good
joux666 1 year ago
4:50 time for a smoke.
motorcityplaya 1 year ago
@motorcityplaya
so true
molotov8904 1 year ago
In the side bar, the final part of 'Sabrina the Teenage Witch - the movie' has more views than this movie.
I worry about the future of humanity sometimes.
celshader 1 year ago
lmao...cellphone can lead to brain cancer that theory is somewhat made me laugh :)
simpatic14 1 year ago
Something you might not have noticed: not a single person was shown smoking in the movie.
adraim69 1 year ago 196
@adraim69 haha yh!
HailTheBackwardsMan 1 year ago
@adraim69 when he was in the hospital, the captain had a cigar i think... but not lighten up..
Oyashio202 1 year ago
@adraim69 65 people including you didn't notice at 7:52 on part 6/9 The boss was smoking a cigar on a flat screen in the hospital just after the doc says "cigarettes saved your life"...and Nick replied " Can I quote you on that Doc"...oh and I don't know if this counts but When they were testing on the mice they used smoking to see if it was addictive....and..oh yeah and..The Marlboro Guy had a poster of him Smoking ( Not sure if it was a Cools..lolololol)
hioshimtsu 1 year ago
@hioshimtsu Not true. The boss's cigar is not actually lit in that scene. And I don't count posters, nor would I include that research scene, because no people are actually seen smoking in the movie.
misterzonker2584 1 year ago
@adraim69
.... captain is SMOKING a cigar in part 3 i think.
but no there's no cig's being smoke.
Aumski 11 months ago
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@adraim69
.... captain is SMOKING a cigar in part 3 i think.
but no there's no cig's being smoked.
Aumski 11 months ago
@adraim69 -.- I noticed, whatta dissapointment
LuvsGalaga 10 months ago
holy shit that is a good movie
innes1zr4d 1 year ago
ima go smoke a cig now
hoolaboy35 1 year ago
3:30, straight out of George Orwells' 1984
guthax20 1 year ago
Decisions. You either fuck your life or make it better with the choices you make. Someone can have heaven with your despised nightmares, and you may give a damn over that delicious and probably dangerous stuff you are using, if it gives you what you are looking for. Just think it: freedom is choosing whatever you like without limiting other´s freedom. Excellent movie, really good. Thanks!
aresnomad 1 year ago
CLASS FILM MAN
cashfan123 1 year ago
Although we are constantly exploring this subject, currently, there is no direct evidence that links cell phone usage to brain cancer...LO fucking L
PhilanVortex 1 year ago 2
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Thumbs up if you agree that this is the best movie of all time!
Rexem96 1 year ago
what an awesome movie
FECmedia 1 year ago
great movie.
didibjj 1 year ago
3:00 what industry is the guy on the far-left supposed to represent?
RaynorX 1 year ago
@RaynorX
At first I thought the chemical Industry? But that is a "bio-hazard' warning sign
3of11 1 year ago
Nuclear power
guthax20 1 year ago
amazing movie.
oh, btw, people need to understand that this movie isn't really about smoking.
TERIII4 1 year ago 3
Of all the movies you can watch on youtube that haven't been banned, this is one of them... now why is that?
BevilTex 1 year ago 2
@BevilTex - Because it isn't really about smoking, it's about t spin.
myastroflight 1 year ago
that ending could not get any better
Nick964 1 year ago
In Thank You For Smoking, the main character's name is Nick Naylor, and he tends to live up to his last name in his speeches. In Buckley's other book, Boomsday, the character is named Cassandra Devine, and she's planning on making a legalized suicide pact for elderly Americans, and she's constantly fighting with religious groups, so it makes the "Devine" part of her name ironic. This... is why Buckley fucking rules.
MissLydiaBro 1 year ago
Take that you bleeding heart anti-smoking liberals. Nick Naylor pwnt your silly little "Tobacco manufactures death" BS.
CommandoDude 1 year ago
@CommandoDude
Watch your mouth. I'm a liberal, and even though I don't smoke and don't approve of smoking, I believe that a basic human right in America is having the freedom to put whatever you want into your own body. Besides, if we outlawed tobacco, we'd have a black market and drug cartels killing our citizens and wasting billions of dollars every year to fuel a pointless "war". You know, kinda like what we have going on with marijuana right now, or Prohibition from the 1920s.
Suzaku000 1 year ago 4
@Suzaku000
Well said
andyrooney12 1 year ago
@Suzaku000 Sure, you have the right to be stupid. Congratulations. Now, do you really want to be stupid?
superflyenglishvegan 1 year ago
@superflyenglishvegan
Like I said, I don't smoke, but I'm not going to stop anyone else from smoking. Besides, lung cancer is much better than the alternative...
Suzaku000 1 year ago
The bad thing about this movie is that u never see people smoking in the movie? why the heck not?
dikkeshitouwe 1 year ago
@dikkeshitouwe Because it's that good.
thebaronian 1 year ago
I hate cigarrattes and I still do... but I truely love the movie
magicangel13 1 year ago
thanks for the upload
guitars2112 1 year ago
kind movie that makes u wanna have a cigarette after lol
Cal2Or9ies 1 year ago 4
Bad ass movies
TRK8ERusa 1 year ago
well ...
one of the best movies and ...
a good study in american Politics and buisness models !
With a little SARCASM :-)))
Brgds
GSO
GermanStraight1 1 year ago
fuckin cool movie! thanks for uploading!!
sn3192 1 year ago
Nick Nailer if i ever do porn thats the name im using
MaTchBoOkPoEt 1 year ago 97
@MaTchBoOkPoEt Dick Nailer
BRYANJONATHAN13 1 year ago
@MaTchBoOkPoEt
His name was Naylor ;D And it's a pornstar today using tha nam "Scott Nails" ^^
nirrox 1 year ago
@MaTchBoOkPoEt naylor*
samm1809 1 year ago
Democrats like this are in power now. thx for the nanny state america
CAinfowarrior 1 year ago
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this film was shit!
cacaolover1 1 year ago
@cacaolover1 I disagree. Unless you meant to put the word the in that sentence somewhere.
bcouce 1 year ago
You mean, this film was the shit!
lowanfast 1 year ago 3
everything in moderation
S0lidShade 1 year ago
Nuclear, Fatty Foods, Oil, Cigarettes, Guns and Alcohol.
BOCrightnow 1 year ago
"arent you changing history"
"no..i think were improving history"
...her face is like wtf
mrsupergummibear 2 years ago
Five star movie. And magnificant lead actor.
RyanTheChristian 2 years ago
ciggaret's ,radiation it dont matter if you get cancer or not we all live and eventualy must die mabe sooner or mabe later just live by my old quote and you'll be fine "make each hour full of life not a life full of hours"..........<------ i made that an follow it an i got almost no worries at all
BW248 2 years ago 12
@BW248 whats the point of speedening up the process by smoking though?
cacaolover1 1 year ago
@cacaolover1 because i choose to smoke,i choose to reply to this message i chose to watchthis movie.....i choose what i want to do in my life (with in reason) and if ciggarett's kill me then i chose how to die but i dont care about when or how im gunna go it matters only what i did befor that time comes i think every one should think to themselfs "how can i live my life to the fullest"
BW248 1 year ago
@BW248 thats the most beautiful thing iv ever read.
Nellz907804 1 year ago
@BW248 'make each hour full of life' !? nice quote.. i congratulate u. that being said u must of spent more than an hour sitting on ur arse - like me - watching this film... how full of life was that time!??
mikealex7184 1 year ago
@mikealex7184 simple i watched a movie of which i enjoy thus im living my life as to what i wish to do not what im forced to do if i was a editor for this film i may of not enjoyed it because it was somthing im forced to do the diffrence between forced and liked to is simple to miss that is difficult but as i also enjoyed commenting back to you not cause i felt iwas forced to but wanted to
BW248 1 year ago
@mikealex7184 and to add on to that hres another quote that can exsplain "to walk as a puppet is to make life simple but yet you will always do as others command you to" -82nd airborn private whicker-
BW248 1 year ago
@mikealex7184 and how many hours of your life have you spent on youtube? ;P
RaynorX 1 year ago
@RaynorX i imagine a few.. but if u read what i was responding to u'd know i neither said i didnt waste my life nor did i have a go at him for it.. we all just want to sit down and chill out sometimes! :)
mikealex7184 1 year ago
btw guys, whats the last symbol for?
after biohazard and fatty foods.
benjamane 2 years ago
Looks like an oil well - maybe 'fossil fuels' or 'offshore drilling'?
dex1879 2 years ago
oil
NotARounder 2 years ago
awesome show. thanks for uploading.
benjamane 2 years ago
"everybody has a talent"
"Not me!"
*runs out crying*
harryotterrules 2 years ago 3
The credit song for this movie kick ass
procrastinator99 2 years ago 3
Cool movie. I stumbled upon it by accident and now it's 6 in the morning over where I am and I've just finished watching. But I don't regret:)
pharaoh337 2 years ago 4
love this movie:)
vicst87 2 years ago 3
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what a stupid film
fatabass 2 years ago