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Triangle of Sadness.

Written and directed by Ruben Oseland is a black comedy that follows a young couple incapable of being in a proper relationship,

among other things.

An experience on a luxury cruise proves their shortcomings can hardly be held against them by

the veteran upper class.

It's nominated for three Academy Awards.

Best Picture, Best Director, Ruben Osland, Best Original Screenplay, Ruben Oslozland.

It's a 72 on Rotten Tomatoes with a runtime

of two hours and 29 minutes in some other countries. The film is called Sons Filter for No Filter.

I feel about that. Do you prefer that title or do you like triangle of sadness? I prefer triangle of sadness.

I think that the no filter thing isn't a bad idea, but I also prefer triangle of sadness.

Yeah, I like triangle of sadness and of the best picture nominees in this year's category.

It has the quickest Leo point of any of them.

It's like the first five minutes of the movie.

You get the Leo point where they say

the title of the movie. You do not wonder where the title comes from. Definitely not. You do not have

well, you do, but like not like what part of the movie was it referring to. You know which part

it was referring to. But like the actual triangle of sadness, it makes you wonder.

It's layers to it.

The real triangle comes later in the film.

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