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I'm autistic and I love to ritualize my meals. I don't know how else to describe it. I'm not talking about anything gourmet or fancy, either. For example, I had Hot Pockets tonight. And if I have Hot Pockets, I have to have tater tots for a side dish. And I love plenty of hot sauce on both, and always put my hot sauce on my table beforehand. It's not ironclad, and if things don't go perfect I don't have a meltdown. But when things go right, and I have my Hot Pockets, tots, and hot sauce before me, it's immensely satisfying and comforting.
I hear you, man. I'm autistic too and I love my spice. I will not eat and Indian rice curry nor chilli until after I've loaded it up with cayenne peppers (jalapeños in a pinch) or scotch bonnet sauce.
This movie was genius. The acting was genius, everything about it was genius! It's hilarious and endearing but I'm afraid it and other movies like it set up a stigma that this is how people with autism behave when most do not. Even the man that the film was based on did not. This makes it more difficult for people with autism to cope in society. If they don't behave like Raymond they are often judged as simply having social inadequacies and lead a lonely life, falling through the cracks. Sadly, many of them choose to never admit they have autism and can never be who they really are except behind closed doors.
@Ali B I don't blame the movie at all. As my first comment's sentence said it's genius! And as you said, no movie about an autistic individual could portray everyone on the spectrum as everyone on it is so different. I suppose my comment was meant to be more of a disclaimer: Watch and enjoy and be educated because there is a lot in "Rain Man" that was ahead of it's time in showing how many people on the autistic spectrum deal with life. But also be aware that not every autistic person you meet will be a savant, will not be exactly like Raymond. :)
I think these days more people are wising up that most of the time, if you're socially inept or otherwise "weird", it's probably because you're on the spectrum. However Ray's toothpick scene does totally remind me of how some special needs people I used to work with would act.
I never thought about that before but then I watched that clip and yes, Tom Cruise did not take one drag from the cigarette. The most he did was hold the lit cigarette in his hand. Come to think of it, in the diner scene with the juke box, Tom Cruise has a lit cigarette but does not seem to take a drag at all. In the casino scene where he and Dustin Hoffman are playing cards, Tom Cruise lights up a cigarette but he does not seem to be smoking it at all.
What's impressive about this scene and looks like nobody catches: the "injury" in the neck is Charlie Babbitt related 18th injury, it's not Raymond's 18th "serious injury" overall, because it would be too few for an entire life, and Raymond probably won't need a notebook to write down this little. That means that Charlie did hurt Raymond 17 times as an infant. This is a foreshadowing of their life together, that was fully revealed just in the hot water scene much later.
I just realised something, theres a cigarette burning in this scene but i don't think tom cruise smokes once in.this movie. Don't know how I didn't notice it before
I never thought about this before but in this whole clip, Tom Cruise does not take a drag once on his cigarette. The most he did was hold it in his hand. I will have to check out the other scenes in this movie where he is supposed to be smoking such as in the casino.
Does anyone notice that in one shot (1:03) Raymond straightens the salt and pepper to be on either side of the sugar but in other shots the pepper is still hiding behind the sugar.
When he says "Tuesday we have pancakes" does that mean they have pancakes every Tuesday at the facility? That doesn't seem like they are helping fix the autism. That seems like they're aiding it and allowing it to continue.
There are no 'fix' for autism. People are born with it, and it stays there for the rest of their lives. If i brake the routines at home, my autistic son will be consumed with stress. Thats why there are pancakes every Tuesday.
@@Harkhoost I know this post is 7 years old but I am a believer that if people have autism or any kind of disability like that the person should be comfortable and not out of their element. If they are going to be living with this why not make their lives as comfortable and pleasant as possible. My two sons both had learning disabilities but I didn't have to work as hard as you do. God bless you and all you do for your son.
You can’t “fix” autism.Interrupting routines is very stressful. I once had a full on meltdown because my father bought a ticket for a different airline.
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"Squeezed and pulled and hurt my neck. 1988." lol
😂
Dustin Hoffman is Amazing in this film but tom cruise's performance is highly underated!
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i agree.its like,by just letting Hoffman shine,he outperformed him!
Always makes me laugh when Cruise says "you bet your butt" about the maple syrup 😄
I'm autistic and I love to ritualize my meals. I don't know how else to describe it. I'm not talking about anything gourmet or fancy, either. For example, I had Hot Pockets tonight. And if I have Hot Pockets, I have to have tater tots for a side dish. And I love plenty of hot sauce on both, and always put my hot sauce on my table beforehand. It's not ironclad, and if things don't go perfect I don't have a meltdown. But when things go right, and I have my Hot Pockets, tots, and hot sauce before me, it's immensely satisfying and comforting.
I hear you, man. I'm autistic too and I love my spice. I will not eat and Indian rice curry nor chilli until after I've loaded it up with cayenne peppers (jalapeños in a pinch) or scotch bonnet sauce.
Tom Cruise was so gorgeous back in the day!
He's still gorgeous
I love Dustin Hoffman's "Ah!" voice at this time (^^♪
I also like how he takes good notes.
This movie also made me love pancakes and cheese balls.
This movie was genius. The acting was genius, everything about it was genius! It's hilarious and endearing but I'm afraid it and other movies like it set up a stigma that this is how people with autism behave when most do not. Even the man that the film was based on did not. This makes it more difficult for people with autism to cope in society. If they don't behave like Raymond they are often judged as simply having social inadequacies and lead a lonely life, falling through the cracks. Sadly, many of them choose to never admit they have autism and can never be who they really are except behind closed doors.
@Ali B I don't blame the movie at all. As my first comment's sentence said it's genius! And as you said, no movie about an autistic individual could portray everyone on the spectrum as everyone on it is so different.
I suppose my comment was meant to be more of a disclaimer: Watch and enjoy and be educated because there is a lot in "Rain Man" that was ahead of it's time in showing how many people on the autistic spectrum deal with life. But also be aware that not every autistic person you meet will be a savant, will not be exactly like Raymond. :)
That’s just it. It’s a consequence rather than the fault of the film.
You nailed this; perfectly.
I think these days more people are wising up that most of the time, if you're socially inept or otherwise "weird", it's probably because you're on the spectrum. However Ray's toothpick scene does totally remind me of how some special needs people I used to work with would act.
"K-Mart sucks!"
One of my Top 3 favorite films of all-time.
One of my favorite scenes. Touching, revolting (i personally want to punch Charlie) but funny too. Love it!
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lol that voice was smooth
Tom C never took one drag from that cig. Def a non smoka
I never thought about that before but then I watched that clip and yes, Tom Cruise did not take one drag from the cigarette. The most he did was hold the lit cigarette in his hand. Come to think of it, in the diner scene with the juke box, Tom Cruise has a lit cigarette but does not seem to take a drag at all. In the casino scene where he and Dustin Hoffman are playing cards, Tom Cruise lights up a cigarette but he does not seem to be smoking it at all.
What's impressive about this scene and looks like nobody catches: the "injury" in the neck is Charlie Babbitt related 18th injury, it's not Raymond's 18th "serious injury" overall, because it would be too few for an entire life, and Raymond probably won't need a notebook to write down this little. That means that Charlie did hurt Raymond 17 times as an infant. This is a foreshadowing of their life together, that was fully revealed just in the hot water scene much later.
Omg you're absolutely right!!!!
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Wow that's a great observation
@@willcampos4847 😂😂
I love Dustin Hoffman
I must tom cruise was fiiiinnneee
Favorite movie of all time !
The waitress is Dorothy boyd's sister in Jerry Maguire right??
I never knew the waitress was played by Bonnie Hunt.
Don't worry about it. Neither did Tom Cruise. When he was working with her on Jerry Maguire she had to remind him they had already worked together.
@@Leiake2604wow really 😂
She auditioned for this role on her lunch break from work
Wasn't she in Jumanji?
@@ryans6280 yep with Robin Williams and a very young Kirsten Dunst
Tom Cruise used many f words in this movie. He makes me laugh.
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does anybody ever wonder what else was written in that book besides serious injuries?
2:10
That's like at least 2 injuries per 3 months.
I betcha Vernon (Raymond's main man) gave him that notebook.
It’s V E R N”my main main Vern”.
"What is this?"
- Charlie Babbitt
Definitely pancakes and toothpicks.
Chivalry is dead..They just leave and don't help her pick them up haha
All of us around in 1988 remember where we were the day that Charlie Babbitt "squeezed and pulled and hurt" his brother's neck.
Serious....SERIOUS Injury list? Serious injury list...What are you fuckin kidding me?
2 for good, 1 for bad.
Am I the only one who's confused about how you eat pancakes or pizza with toothpicks? Lol
Pancakes would be easier, after you cut them into small pieces. They're softer than pizza.
It must be a sensory thing.
Serious injury list, Charlie Babott.
My top 5 tom cruise movies
I just realised something, theres a cigarette burning in this scene but i don't think tom cruise smokes once in.this movie. Don't know how I didn't notice it before
I never thought about this before but in this whole clip, Tom Cruise does not take a drag once on his cigarette. The most he did was hold it in his hand. I will have to check out the other scenes in this movie where he is supposed to be smoking such as in the casino.
Thank you for the upload I appreciate it!
@6Ott7 i read that exactly as he said that on the radio lol
Does anyone notice that in one shot (1:03) Raymond straightens the salt and pepper to be on either side of the sugar but in other shots the pepper is still hiding behind the sugar.
😮
@bradywahl It was her film debut
In rain. Man Charlie is kinda of a bad guy but then he is good
Didn't know that was Bonnie hunt.
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When he says "Tuesday we have pancakes" does that mean they have pancakes every Tuesday at the facility?
That doesn't seem like they are helping fix the autism. That seems like they're aiding it and allowing it to continue.
There are no 'fix' for autism. People are born with it, and it stays there for the rest of their lives. If i brake the routines at home, my autistic son will be consumed with stress. Thats why there are pancakes every Tuesday.
Thank you for saying that and thank you for not wanting to "fix" your son
@@Harkhoost I know this post is 7 years old but I am a believer that if people have autism or any kind of disability like that the person should be comfortable and not out of their element. If they are going to be living with this why not make their lives as comfortable and pleasant as possible. My two sons both had learning disabilities but I didn't have to work as hard as you do. God bless you and all you do for your son.
You can’t “fix” autism.Interrupting routines is very stressful. I once had a full on meltdown because my father bought a ticket for a different airline.
what is the back ground song when teyre in the car?
soundcloud.com/mikezar/acid-rain-man Did a little tune using a sample from here at 2:50
the other two?
246 toothpicks on the floor, 4 in box, 1 in his hand = 251 so.... yeah :) no
That one in his hand didn't come out of the box, he already had it.
Two hundred and forty SIX.
Boxxeighty Pretty close:-)))
But who's on first?
The one in his hand was from the table...he had dropped it on the floor...that's why the waitress had to open new box...so yeah, 250
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