Exactly the same scene I was thinking of. I think u/kinkinoa correctly guessed the movie.

exactly. the question in simply pointless and immature.

Way of the samurai on ps1 kinda starts out like this lol

The character was using food as a coping mechanism in his highly depressed state, I don’t understand this thought that the fact this happens in society shouldn’t be portrayed because it hurts the feelings of overweight people, it’s a stupid take. If it was about another type of addiction, like alcohol or drugs, sure but maybe an addict there would be offended, there’s a possibility anyone affected by events portrayed on film could be offended by it, it’s so silly.

I could not give less of a fuck about people’s feelings when those people call to have someone’s art altered or stopped, that’s where I land on things like this.

He's right. It's the self-destructive attitude line Captain Ahab had in Moby Dick which references are sprinkled about.

Frasier destroyed his relationship with his family due to his partner committing suicide. You also get a redemption arc with the teen going down that same path but in the end he returns home. He does that by listening to the girl.

Ice Age

I'm pretty sure it's called Rashomon

Not lost, as stated, Frazier said the obesity is not the key theme.

Probably doesn't fit what you're looking for, but I used to fall asleep to 1 of 4 particular episodes of MST3K every night for about 8 years.

Werewolf

Pumaman

Space Mutiny

The Final Sacrifice

Fallen asleep hundreds of to French Kiss. Love that movie

When he was literally the face of the franchise on that procedural that lasted for 20 seasons I don't think that's vanishing.

Because that was the plot intended and there are plenty of movies that focus on different disorders? Why are you lost here?

In an interview, Frazier said the movie is about relationships, which is a big part of the movie. What you mention is a definite theme also.

As a kid I didn't care for that, I was enamored by his walk and martial arts.

But his acting and cinematography of Once Upon a Time in China is terrific.

Azumi?

I haven't seen the film yet, but I assume that major themes of it are addiction and self-destruction. You can't explore these themes with most illnesses.

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Old episodes of Star Trek shows. TV used to be different than it is now... Up until Voyager, you really don't need to pay attention to plots and actions and overarching themes. Each week is a quick, lo-fi getaway, competently made and entertaining without demanding your total slavish focus. You can tune in and out at will, fall asleep in the middle, won't matter, you can enjoy it all.

The Professional?

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Buffy was often serious, did you watch the TV series?

If a role depends on you knowing who an actor is and what they've done before, it's a bad role.

Jim Carrey had a great 1994 with Ace Ventura, The Mask, and Dumb & Dumber. Though he didn't exactly vanish after.

I’ve never seen lone wolf, but at least mando’s plot felt pretty natural (aside from having a significant character development take place in another show)