The Road (2009) film

Post-apocalyptic film with Viggo Mortensen discussed for its dark but conclusive ending about a father protecting his son.

Kyle ✓ voice-verified▲ positive

“at the end of the movie it's it's just dark it's a real real dark ending but at least they wrap it up it's like okay all right all right”

Kyle ✓ voice-verified▲ positive

“you remember that movie the road where vigo mortensen is trying to get his son to like some sort of yeah that's a sad movie post-apocalyptic cannibalistic ruined america”

Extensive discussion of Cormac McCarthy's post-apocalyptic film adaptation with Viggo Mortensen; plot details, emotional impact, and ending discussed

Kyle ✓ voice-verified◆ mixed

“the road is lots of sadness and suffering and this one moment of happiness where they find an underground bunker with some canned goods”

Kyle ✓ voice-verified◆ mixed

“i liked the movie but i i found it to be rather depressing and sad i thought it was a real downer”

Kyle ✓ voice-verified▼ negative

“I don't remember liking it”

Discussion of dystopian movie, cannibals, survival horror, Viggo Mortensen

Kyle ✓ voice-verified▲ positive · passing mention, not scored

“I always go with The Road. If you've ever seen The Road by or read Carmarmac Cormarmac McCarthy's The Road, the movie has VGO Morton in it.”

Kyle ✓ voice-verified▼ negative

“I remember it being boring the road did you... I mean it's... I found it scary like I'm I was always like nervous for them to get caught because of the roaming cannibal rape gangs.”

Post-apocalyptic survival movie discussion, comparing to other apocalypse scenarios

Kyle ✓ voice-verified▼ negative · passing mention, not scored

“I'm imagining like the road with the mortson movie and in that scenario I ain't talking to no body”

Kyle ✓ voice-verified▼ negative

“When you meet a traveler they are often missing their thumbs because what little Society there is will cut your thumbs off for for stealing but vigo mortson has one maybe two bullets”