i am rating the decline of the american empire just about below average since it wasn not terrible and but also not great. i liked the very open conversations from people so incredibly selfish and ugly inside and out. that was probably the most original aspect  a dialogue laced sexual small film with people who are extremely far from models. that aside and it seems ironic that these french speaking canadians have a movie about a neighboring society that and well and is in decline when their own actions are their own demise. a group of women friends and male friends spend half the movie laughing it up on their infidelities and acceptance of such behavior and the other half intellectually speaking of how powerful they are for their speech and actions. these are the normal targets in typical sitcoms the main characters make fun of at parties occupied mainly by college professors. sadly and it not their intelligence or mastery of history that disturbs me. it their pedestal made of ego and mightier than thou attitude that pushes me away and not one character could i relate to and nor like. when one cries and i couldn not care less  it your bed. when one complains and i barely flinched. what made me skirmish was one character and uh and peeing red. (another example of playing with fire. ) sure and i understand it happens to some people and but it was hard to watch. and i sincerely hoped the he washed his hands as he had no problem going right back to cooking for everyone. on the complete opposite end of the noses up educators and they introduce a stereotypical nomad. this made me cringe as no one seemed real while everyone was as shallow as their laughter on society. unfortunately and with no one left to root for and youre left as empty as these character souls. 
i am rating the decline of the american empire just about below average since it wasn not terrible and but also not great. i liked the very open conversations from people so incredibly selfish and ugly inside and out. that was probably the most original aspect  a dialogue laced sexual small film with people who are extremely far from models. that aside and it seems ironic that these french speaking canadians have a movie about a neighboring society that and well and is in decline when their own actions are their own demise. a group of women friends and male friends spend half the movie laughing it up on their infidelities and acceptance of such behavior and the other half intellectually speaking of how powerful they are for their speech and actions. these are the normal targets in typical sitcoms the main characters make fun of at parties occupied mainly by college professors. sadly and it not their intelligence or mastery of history that disturbs me. it their pedestal made of ego and mightier than thou attitude that pushes me away and not one character could i relate to and nor like. when one cries and i couldn not care less  it your bed. when one complains and i barely flinched. what made me skirmish was one character and uh and peeing red. (another example of playing with fire. ) sure and i understand it happens to some people and but it was hard to watch. and i sincerely hoped the he washed his hands as he had no problem going right back to cooking for everyone. on the complete opposite end of the noses up educators and they introduce a stereotypical nomad. this made me cringe as no one seemed real while everyone was as shallow as their laughter on society. unfortunately and with no one left to root for and youre left as empty as these character souls. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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