Circle Comments

  • Melvin 2023-07-28 07:33:15

    I would rather die than live to witness the gradual degeneration of humanity. In the end, the worst and the most controllable will...

  • Levi 2023-07-27 20:09:58

    The feeling of the movie is a little worse, but it does hide a little that others dare not talk about, it is a lot...

  • Kameron 2023-07-22 13:27:19

    The cost is very low hahahaha, there are a few people who died in the...

  • Gillian 2023-07-15 22:07:51

    I would rather die than live to witness the gradual degeneration of humanity. In the end, the worst and the most controllable will...

  • Milan 2023-07-10 11:57:43

    The ideas and notebooks are very good, and the little brother gave full marks for this...

  • Michel 2023-07-04 03:15:37

    The cost is very low hahahaha, there are a few people who died in the...

  • Brenda 2023-06-28 17:34:48

    …………Oh....

  • Freda 2023-06-17 17:12:48

    Captive, fifty strangers forced to choose a man worth living in the face of an impending...

  • Chaim 2023-05-26 12:49:59

    #1807# The disadvantage is the obvious small cost (the actors don't need to leave the ground for just one scene) and the characters are too many to leave a deep impression (but little brother, you have done a very good job). Constantly criticizing the dark side of human nature throughout the entire process makes people chill. If you talk too much, you will die if you don’t speak, but after all, it is real, but the creativity is very good. I like it. Because the little brother successfully...

  • Sedrick 2023-05-22 11:26:28

    Although the score of this film is not high, there are many places worth thinking about, facing the essence of human nature between life and death. Although it looks like a low-cost production, it is all about creativity, stories and cores, and there are many topics worth...

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Circle quotes

  • The One-Armed Man: [after the atheist is spared] Looks like God just cut you a break.

    The One-Armed Man: Yeah, for another two fucking minutes.

    The Atheist: Guys, i know this girl. Don't I know you? Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I know you from somewhere.

    Pretty Girl: Me?

    The Atheist: Yeah. Are you an actress? You're so familiar.

    Pretty Girl: No, I'm not an actress.

    The Atheist: Yeah, yeah, yeah. Stacy something.

    Pretty Girl: No, Christina.

    The Atheist: Christina... Christina?

    Pretty Girl: Yeah.

    The Atheist: Wait a minute. Is Stacy your stage name, then?

    Pretty Girl: No, I told you, I'm not an actress.

    The Atheist: That's right. Guys, actress, porn star. I get it now. It's a huge difference.

    Pretty Girl: What? I'm not a porn star.

    The Atheist: Hey, I don't think anybody cares around... around here, you know? I mean, I just couldn't figure it out before. Now I know.

    Pretty Girl: What?

    The Atheist: [exhales] I'm a huge fan.

    Pretty Girl: What the fuck are you doing? I don't do porn.

    The Atheist: I don't think it's a problem. Everybody's gotta make a living. I don't have a problem with it.

    Pretty Girl: I don't do porn.

    The Atheist: All right, whatever. I'm just trying to pay her a compliment.

    Pretty Girl: He's lying.

    The Atheist: I gotta be honest with you, you know, I mean, I did like you better, though, before your enhancements, because now it's just like, "Wha-bam! Look at these bad boys."

    Pretty Girl: He's lying.

    The Atheist: Are they real?

    Pretty Girl: That is none of your fucking business.

    The Atheist: Are you saying they're real?

    Pretty Girl: So what? Half the girls in LA have big boobs.

    The Atheist: Yeah, and I'm sure it's great for business.

    Pretty Girl: I don't do porn!

    The Atheist: Who paid for them? Tell them, go ahead. It's okay, sweetheart. Who paid for them? Was it your employer?

    Pretty Girl: No.

    The Atheist: No?

    Pretty Girl: I mean he did. But it's not like that.

    The Atheist: He did. Now it's getting really difficult to decide.

    Pretty Girl: No, David is my boss, but we're also... I am not...

    The Atheist: Uh-huh. You see, Stacy over here thought if he gets those double D's, oh David's gonna love her. I mean, he's going to love her way more than his own wife and kids. I mean, who cares if they're already a family. It's never stopped you before, has it? What, are you going to run off with him? You gonna have a bunch of kids on your own? Settle down by the beach? Is that what you're gonna do, Stacy?

    [Christina starts crying; the atheist gets voted offscreen]

  • The Bearded Man: [after the African American man was eliminated] Of course. True love conquers all.

    The Soldier: You're out of options, my friend.

    The Bearded Man: Yeah? Well, you all just killed yourselves. Congratulations.

    [Pointing to the soldier, Cancer survivor and Silent Man]

    The Bearded Man: You, you, you. You all did this.

    [to the husband]

    The Bearded Man: and you.. you just killed your wife. I hope you're happy.

    The Husband: I did what I had to do.

    The Bearded Man: Yeah, well, now she's gonna die because of you. At least my way gave her a chance.

    The Soldier: Just shut the fuck up, man.

    The Husband: Yeah, man, just drop it.

    The Bearded Man: They're probably not even married.

    The Husband: What?

    The Bearded Man: I mean, think about it. What are the odds of them being the only married couple in here?

    The Cancer Survivor: Those other two knew each other.

    The Bearded Man: So they said.

    The Soldier: That's not gonna work, dude.

    The Bearded Man: So you're saying that they're married and that they just happen to be placed right next to each other? Uh-uh. Think about it, people. Isn't it possible that they just made this whole thing up?

    The Soldier: No.

    Pretty Girl: Why would they lie?

    The Bearded Man: To survive. Nobody wants to kill someone's wife or husband. Especially right in front of each other. They just made this whole thing up to get our sympathy.

    The Husband: You're crazy.

    The Bearded Man: Am I? How long have you been married?

    The Husband: Five years.

    The Bearded Man: What's his parents names?

    Wife: Erm... Mark and Lisa.

    The Bearded Man: Where'd she go to college?

    The Husband: UCLA.

    Pretty Girl: When's his birthday?

    Wife: Er.. April.

    The Bearded Man: April...

    Wife: 9th. April 9th.

    The Lesbian: What's his name?

    Wife: What?

    Wife: What is your husband's name?

    The Cancer Survivor: He already said his name?

    The Bearded Man: That's right he did.

    Pretty Girl: When?

    The Bearded Man: The first time he spoke. He said his name.

    The Husband: Just drop it man, ok?

    The Bearded Man: What's his name?

    Pretty Girl: She doesn't know.

    The Bearded Man: Of course she doesn't.

    The Husband: Yes of course she does she's just not gonna play you're fucking game.