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** [[spoiler: Do ''any'' of the film's other characters (Shorty, Snowflake, Molly, Rosa, Michael's uncle, Crazy Moe, the Godfather) really exist, or are they just creations of Michael's imagination? Though, it's implied Snowflake was real, as we hear her voice from a car.]]
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** [[spoiler: Do ''any'' of the film's other characters (Shorty, Snowflake, Molly, Rosa, Michael's uncle, Crazy Moe, the Godfather) really exist, or are they just creations of Michael's imagination? Though, it's implied Snowflake Molly was real, as we hear her voice from a car.]]
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Or, rather, "alternative story interpretation", considering that all animated sequences is an [[spoiler:elaborate ImagineSpot in Michael's head]], it begs the question as to whether or not Ida and Angie are as mutually abusive ("trying to kill each other" abusive) as the animation really portrays them. One could say, they hate each other and, probably do beat each other and argue a lot, but their feelings towards each other are not as extreme as Michael might imagine them to be. Likewise, some of the things his parents (especially Ida's) say and do in the sequences might just come from memory and his interpretations of them.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: AlternativeCharacterInterpretation:
** Or, rather, "alternative story interpretation", considering that all animated sequences is an [[spoiler:elaborate ImagineSpot in Michael's head]], it begs the question as to whether or not Ida and Angie are as mutually abusive ("trying to kill each other" abusive) as the animation really portrays them. One could say, they hate each other and, probably do beat each other and argue a lot, but their feelings towards each other are not as extreme as Michael might imagine them to be. Likewise, some of the things his parents (especially Ida's) say and do in the sequences might just come from memory and his interpretations of them.
** Or, rather, "alternative story interpretation", considering that all animated sequences is an [[spoiler:elaborate ImagineSpot in Michael's head]], it begs the question as to whether or not Ida and Angie are as mutually abusive ("trying to kill each other" abusive) as the animation really portrays them. One could say, they hate each other and, probably do beat each other and argue a lot, but their feelings towards each other are not as extreme as Michael might imagine them to be. Likewise, some of the things his parents (especially Ida's) say and do in the sequences might just come from memory and his interpretations of them.
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* NauseaFuel: The Godfather scene, while lots of GrossUpCloseUp shots as said character keeps eating spaghetti in a very disgusting manner.
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* NauseaFuel: The Godfather scene, while lots of with several GrossUpCloseUp shots as of said character keeps eating spaghetti in a very disgusting manner.
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* NauseaFuel: The Godfather scene, while lots of GrossOutCloseUp shots as said character keeps eating spaghetti in a very disgusting manner.
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* NauseaFuel: The Godfather scene, while lots of GrossOutCloseUp GrossUpCloseUp shots as said character keeps eating spaghetti in a very disgusting manner.
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* NauseaFuel: The Godfather scene, while lots of GrossOutCloseUp shots as said character keeps eating spaghetti in a very disgusting manner.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Or, rather, "alternative story interpretation", considering that all animated sequences is an [[spoiler:elaborate ImagineSpot in Micheal's head]], it begs the question as to whether or not Ida and Angie are as mutually abusive ("trying to kill each other" abusive) as the animation really portrays them. One could say, they hate each other and, probably do beat each other and argue a lot, but their feelings towards each other are not as extreme as Micheal might imagine them to be. Likewise, some of the things his parents (especially Ida's) say and do in the sequences might just come from memory and his interpretations of them.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Or, rather, "alternative story interpretation", considering that all animated sequences is an [[spoiler:elaborate ImagineSpot in Micheal's Michael's head]], it begs the question as to whether or not Ida and Angie are as mutually abusive ("trying to kill each other" abusive) as the animation really portrays them. One could say, they hate each other and, probably do beat each other and argue a lot, but their feelings towards each other are not as extreme as Micheal Michael might imagine them to be. Likewise, some of the things his parents (especially Ida's) say and do in the sequences might just come from memory and his interpretations of them.
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* NightmareFuel: [[spoiler: Micheal's gruesomely animated death scene.]]
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* NightmareFuel: [[spoiler: Micheal's Michael's gruesomely animated death scene.]]
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** [[spoiler: Do ''any'' of the film's other characters (Shorty, Snowflake, Molly, Rosa, Michael's uncle, Crazy Moe, the Godfather) really exist, or are they just creations of Michael's imagination?]]
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** [[spoiler: Do ''any'' of the film's other characters (Shorty, Snowflake, Molly, Rosa, Michael's uncle, Crazy Moe, the Godfather) really exist, or are they just creations of Michael's imagination?]]imagination? Though, it's implied Snowflake was real, as we hear her voice from a car.]]
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** [[spoiler: In regards to ImagineSpot as a whole, is ''any'' of what we're seeing real? It's obvious Michael being shot by Shorty didn't really happen, since Michael is just fine in the "real" world, but what about the rest of it? Did any of it really happen, or is it all just a story Michael is making up in his head? If some of it really happened, how accurately are the events and characters portrayed in Michael's memories?]]
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** [[spoiler: In regards to the ImagineSpot as a whole, is ''any'' of what we're seeing real? It's obvious Michael being shot by Shorty didn't really happen, since Michael is just fine in the "real" world, but what about the rest of it? Did any of it really happen, or is it all just a story Michael is making up in his head? If some of it really happened, how accurately are the events and characters portrayed in Michael's memories?]]
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Or, rather, "alternative story interpretation", considering that all animated sequences is an [[spoiler:elaborate ImagineSpot in Micheal's head]], it begs the question as to whether or not Ida and Angie are as abusive ("trying to kill each other" abusive) as the animation really portrays them. One could say, they hate each other and, probably do beat each other and argue a lot, but their feelings towards each other are not as extreme as Micheal might imagine them to be. Likewise, some of the things his parents (especially Ida's) say and do in the sequences might just come from memory and his interpretations of them.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Or, rather, "alternative story interpretation", considering that all animated sequences is an [[spoiler:elaborate ImagineSpot in Micheal's head]], it begs the question as to whether or not Ida and Angie are as mutually abusive ("trying to kill each other" abusive) as the animation really portrays them. One could say, they hate each other and, probably do beat each other and argue a lot, but their feelings towards each other are not as extreme as Micheal might imagine them to be. Likewise, some of the things his parents (especially Ida's) say and do in the sequences might just come from memory and his interpretations of them.
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** Is Angie really a mobster? Is he really a racist? Does he really cheat on Ida? Or is Michael [[spoiler: just imagining him that way?]]
** Is Carol really such a toxic influence on Michael, or is she actually good for him [[spoiler: in the "real" world]]?
** [[spoiler: Do ''any'' of the film's other characters (Shorty, Snowflake, Molly, Rosa, Michael's uncle, Crazy Moe, the Godfather) really exist, or are they just creations of Michael's imagination?]]
** [[spoiler: In regards to ImagineSpot as a whole, is ''any'' of what we're seeing real? It's obvious Michael being shot by Shorty didn't really happen, since Michael is just fine in the "real" world, but what about the rest of it? Did any of it really happen, or is it all just a story Michael is making up in his head? If some of it really happened, how accurately are the events and characters portrayed in Michael's memories?]]
** [[spoiler: Why is Michael even imagining this particular story in the first place? Why is he imagining himself becoming a thief and a murderer and then getting gunned down in the streets? Why is he imagining his parents and girlfriend in this way?]]
** Is Carol really such a toxic influence on Michael, or is she actually good for him [[spoiler: in the "real" world]]?
** [[spoiler: Do ''any'' of the film's other characters (Shorty, Snowflake, Molly, Rosa, Michael's uncle, Crazy Moe, the Godfather) really exist, or are they just creations of Michael's imagination?]]
** [[spoiler: In regards to ImagineSpot as a whole, is ''any'' of what we're seeing real? It's obvious Michael being shot by Shorty didn't really happen, since Michael is just fine in the "real" world, but what about the rest of it? Did any of it really happen, or is it all just a story Michael is making up in his head? If some of it really happened, how accurately are the events and characters portrayed in Michael's memories?]]
** [[spoiler: Why is Michael even imagining this particular story in the first place? Why is he imagining himself becoming a thief and a murderer and then getting gunned down in the streets? Why is he imagining his parents and girlfriend in this way?]]
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** Similarly, while their relationship is abusive and considering the pistol whipping Angie gave her, it begs the question as to whether Angie or Ida is the aggressor.
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** Similarly, while their relationship is abusive and considering the pistol whipping Angie gave her, it begs the question as to whether Angie or Ida is was always the aggressor.
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** Similarly, while their relationship is abusive and considering the pistol whipping Angie gave her, it begs the question as to whether or not Ida always been the agressor.
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** Similarly, while their relationship is abusive and considering the pistol whipping Angie gave her, it begs the question as to whether Angie or not Ida always been is the agressor.aggressor.
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* TearJerker: The scene where Ida reminisces on her past, especially when she sees a photo of herself in her youth. Obviously, she was very happy (and pretty) before.
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* TearJerker: The scene where Ida reminisces on her past, especially when she sees a photo of herself in her youth. Obviously, she was very happy (and pretty) before.before.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Or, rather, "alternative story interpretation", considering that all animated sequences is an [[spoiler:elaborate ImagineSpot in Micheal's head]], it begs the question as to whether or not Ida and Angie are as abusive ("trying to kill each other" abusive) as the animation really portrays them. One could say,they hate each other and, probably do beat each other and argue a lot, but their feelings towards each other are not as extreme as Micheal might imagine them to be. Likewise, some of the things his parents (especially Ida's) say and do in the sequences might just come from memory and his interpretations of them.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Or, rather, "alternative story interpretation", considering that all animated sequences is an [[spoiler:elaborate ImagineSpot in Micheal's head]], it begs the question as to whether or not Ida and Angie are as abusive ("trying to kill each other" abusive) as the animation really portrays them. One could say,they say, they hate each other and, probably do beat each other and argue a lot, but their feelings towards each other are not as extreme as Micheal might imagine them to be. Likewise, some of the things his parents (especially Ida's) say and do in the sequences might just come from memory and his interpretations of them.
**Similarly, while their relationship is abusive and considering the pistol whipping Angie gave her, it begs the question as to whether or not Ida always been the agressor.
**Similarly, while their relationship is abusive and considering the pistol whipping Angie gave her, it begs the question as to whether or not Ida always been the agressor.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Or, rather, "alternative story interpretation", considering that all animated sequences is an [[spoiler:elaborate ImagineSpot in Micheal's head]], it begs the question as to whether or not Ida and Angie are as abusive ("trying to kill each other" abusive) as the animation really portrays them. One could say,they hate each other and, probably do beat each other and argue a lot, but their feelings towards each other are not as extreme as Micheal might imagine them to be. Likewise, some of the things his parents (especially Ida's) say and do in the sequences might just come from memory.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Or, rather, "alternative story interpretation", considering that all animated sequences is an [[spoiler:elaborate ImagineSpot in Micheal's head]], it begs the question as to whether or not Ida and Angie are as abusive ("trying to kill each other" abusive) as the animation really portrays them. One could say,they hate each other and, probably do beat each other and argue a lot, but their feelings towards each other are not as extreme as Micheal might imagine them to be. Likewise, some of the things his parents (especially Ida's) say and do in the sequences might just come from memory.memory and his interpretations of them.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Or, rather, "alternative story interpretation", considering that all animated sequences is an [[spoiler:elaborate ImagineSpot in Micheal's head]], it begs the question as to whether or not Ida and Angie are as abusive ("trying to kill each other" abusive) as the animation really portrays them. One could say,they hate each other and, probably do beat each other and argue a lot, but their feelings towards each other are not as extreme as Micheal might imagine them to be. Likewise, some of the things his parents (especially Idea's) say and do in the sequences might just come from memory.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Or, rather, "alternative story interpretation", considering that all animated sequences is an [[spoiler:elaborate ImagineSpot in Micheal's head]], it begs the question as to whether or not Ida and Angie are as abusive ("trying to kill each other" abusive) as the animation really portrays them. One could say,they hate each other and, probably do beat each other and argue a lot, but their feelings towards each other are not as extreme as Micheal might imagine them to be. Likewise, some of the things his parents (especially Idea's) Ida's) say and do in the sequences might just come from memory.
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* AlternativeCharacterinterpretation: Or, rather, "alternative story interpretation", considering that all animated sequences is an [[spoiler:elaborate ImagineSpot in Micheal's head]], it begs the question as to whether or not Ida and Angie are as abusive ("trying to kill each other" abusive) as the animation really portrays them. One could say,they hate each other and, probably do beat each other and argue a lot, but their feelings towards each other are not as extreme as Micheal might imagine them to be. Likewise, some of the things his parents (especially Idea's) say and do in the sequences might just come from memory.
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* AlternativeCharacterinterpretation: AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Or, rather, "alternative story interpretation", considering that all animated sequences is an [[spoiler:elaborate ImagineSpot in Micheal's head]], it begs the question as to whether or not Ida and Angie are as abusive ("trying to kill each other" abusive) as the animation really portrays them. One could say,they hate each other and, probably do beat each other and argue a lot, but their feelings towards each other are not as extreme as Micheal might imagine them to be. Likewise, some of the things his parents (especially Idea's) say and do in the sequences might just come from memory.
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* AlternativeCharacterinterpretation: Or, rather, "alterative story interpretation", considering that all animated sequences is an [[spoiler:elaborate ImagineSpot in Micheal's head]], it begs the question as to whether or not Ida and Angie are as abusive ("trying to kill each other" abusive) as the animation really portrays them. One could say,they hate each other and,probably do beat each other and argue a lot, but their feelings towards each other are not as extreme as Micheal might imagine them to be. Likewise, some of the things his parents (especially Idea's) say and do in the sequences might just come from memory.
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* AlternativeCharacterinterpretation: Or, rather, "alterative "alternative story interpretation", considering that all animated sequences is an [[spoiler:elaborate ImagineSpot in Micheal's head]], it begs the question as to whether or not Ida and Angie are as abusive ("trying to kill each other" abusive) as the animation really portrays them. One could say,they hate each other and,probably and, probably do beat each other and argue a lot, but their feelings towards each other are not as extreme as Micheal might imagine them to be. Likewise, some of the things his parents (especially Idea's) say and do in the sequences might just come from memory.memory.
*JerkassWoobie: Ida, as the scene of her past reminiscences show. She was once happy (and pretty) and she and Angie were once in love, however, after a long time of affairs and illegal connections made her ''very'' bitter and her marriage an abusive one.
*JerkassWoobie: Ida, as the scene of her past reminiscences show. She was once happy (and pretty) and she and Angie were once in love, however, after a long time of affairs and illegal connections made her ''very'' bitter and her marriage an abusive one.
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* TearJerker:The scene where Ida reminisces on her past, especially when she sees a photo of herself in her youth. Obviously, she was very happy (and pretty) before.
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*Tearjerker:The scene where Ida reminisces on her past, especially when she sees a photo of herself in her youth. Obviously, she was very happy (and pretty) before.
*Tearjerker:The scene where Ida reminisces on her past, especially when she sees a photo of herself in her youth. Obviously, she was very happy (and pretty) before.
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* NightmareFuel: [[spoiler: Micheal's gruesomely animated death scene.]]
