Inside a vertical prison system, inmates are assigned to a level and forced to ration food from a platform that moves between the floors. Directed by Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia, The Platform is a twisted social allegory about mankind at its darkest and hungriest.
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Inside a vertical prison system, inmates are assigned to a level and forced to ration food from a platform that moves between the floors. Directed by Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia, The Platform is a twisted social allegory about mankind at its darkest and hungriest.
I just saw the trailer , seems pretty interesting. Raises a lot of questions like whats all the way in the bottom and things like that.
I imagine they send the worst criminals like murderers and rapist to the bottom , maybe thieves and petty crimes at the top.
I imagine they send the worst criminals like murderers and rapist to the bottom , maybe thieves and petty crimes at the top.
Watching The Platform and man... This shyt nasty as fukk!
Just finished watching that. Interesting concept. The movie confused me at parts in terms of him being able to go back to the top, among other things. The ending was horrible, and left me wanting the movie to last atleast another hour.
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fukk it, lets talk about it.
Obviously the whole, skip the first 50'ish floors below us every other day won't work like they intended; 'cause not everyone will see things the way you do. So if they knew, and were ok with eventually killing a few people to make things work. Why not just kill the first 50 people, use them as some sort of martyr. So the plan would work, with blood on your hand and conscious; but nonetheless work.
Also why couldnt he ride the elevator back to the top with the girl? Would it have not gone back up with him on it?
Another thing that annoyed me. When they were on the 6th floor, why didnt those cacs help them up with the rope? They were at a level where the food spoils were BOUNTIFUL, so they could all eat good enough on the same floor.....though now that im writing this..why did the black guy even care about going up a higher floor if you needed to be in the program a certain number of days before they let you out?[spoiler/]
Also why couldnt he ride the elevator back to the top with the girl? Would it have not gone back up with him on it?
Another thing that annoyed me. When they were on the 6th floor, why didnt those cacs help them up with the rope? They were at a level where the food spoils were BOUNTIFUL, so they could all eat good enough on the same floor.....though now that im writing this..why did the black guy even care about going up a higher floor if you needed to be in the program a certain number of days before they let you out?[spoiler/]
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I loved the concept, the ending was sh!tyy
i didn’t understand what the breh was doing with the rope. The ending was terrible, what an let down. Nothing but cannibalism on the lower floors
hopefully an American one is done to answer these questions
hopefully an American one is done to answer these questions
Just finished. 
I enjoyed the movie but that ending is just fukked.
I was thinking that myself but I guess they didn't have the stomach for that?
Homie was still seeing Trimagasi so the way I see it, he just went crazy. I'm sure the platform would have taken up both of them but I think the film's message was that Goreng had to sacrifice himself to prove his altruism to the administration?
Trimagasi stated that everyone above would pretty much have a "fukk you, got mine" attitude (look at what's happening now with resource-hogging because of the pandemic) it just got more desperate the lower the levels got
The ones eating good won't try to do shyt for no one else. It also seems like no one in the hole knew what they really were getting into but thought it was worth it for the reward, remember Goreng was a volunteer cause he wanted a degree. Baharat was smart enough to bring a rope in case he wanted to escape but didn't account for the savagery.
I enjoyed the movie but that ending is just fukked.I was thinking that myself but I guess they didn't have the stomach for that?
Homie was still seeing Trimagasi so the way I see it, he just went crazy. I'm sure the platform would have taken up both of them but I think the film's message was that Goreng had to sacrifice himself to prove his altruism to the administration?Trimagasi stated that everyone above would pretty much have a "fukk you, got mine" attitude (look at what's happening now with resource-hogging because of the pandemic) it just got more desperate the lower the levels got
The ones eating good won't try to do shyt for no one else. It also seems like no one in the hole knew what they really were getting into but thought it was worth it for the reward, remember Goreng was a volunteer cause he wanted a degree. Baharat was smart enough to bring a rope in case he wanted to escape but didn't account for the savagery.
...and some waffle fries
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The ending has me lost as hell.
I assumed they didn't help due to greed and/or them being racist.
One thing I didn't get was how the kid would have survived all the way down there and was mad clean so I assume she wasn't eating bodies.
One thing I didn't get was how the kid would have survived all the way down there and was mad clean so I assume she wasn't eating bodies.
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Ending was trash but..
IMO.. As they stated the girl was the message. And the message was that something good and innocent can still come from all that chaos, savagery and craziness even from the very bottom floor. She represented that hope is not lost on those who have less and are at the very bottom of society. So don't overlook them. Breh stayed behind cause he was no longer innocent. He killed and ate people.
the old lady said nobody under 16 was allowed in there so she must of been born there right?
