Jeff Who Lives at Home Forum

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Can people somehow not live at home? Why would you have a home and not live in it? Maybe you will argue that some people travel a lot, but then, isn't the road their home? How do you not live at home?

This is the best thread.

Home means more to people than where they live. I can't believe I'm going to say this but, home is where the heart is (I just puked). The best way I can describe it is in metaphor. Where you live is who you date, and your home is the person you love. These things aren't mutually exclusive but they don't always go hand in hand.

@Sidescroller: Props for the Oldboy icon.

You can't just solve the homeless problem by saying, "But everyone already has a home!" Okay, but they're still homeless bums wandering the streets. That's why they're homeless. As in, they lack homes, holmes.

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Maybe there are two Jeffs in the film, one who is homeless and the other who is not, the first one isn't mentioned much in the film because as evidenced by the title the movie is about the second Jeff.

@Eidderf said:

Maybe there are two Jeffs in the film, one who is homeless and the other who is not, the first one isn't mentioned much in the film because as evidenced by the title the movie is about the second Jeff.

This makes sense.

I heard he was living in the bushes outside Emma Stone's house.

I was going to say that it might be an introspective piece on how at home people feel in different places...

Then I read the description.

Now I want an introspective piece of film on how at home people feel in different places.

Maybe Jeff used to be a hobo.

The movie poster clearly suggests that Jeff lives with his parents. This would mean he is Jeff Who Lives at Home With His Parents.

Jeff Who Lives at Home could be anyone. It could be you, if you are a Jeff. If I were to tell you "I live at home" you would be like "well, yes, surely."

You wouldn't think: "Oh, you must mean with your parents."

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Best. Thread. Ever.

Home is where the heart is. Think about Up in the air Ryan Bingham (George Clooney) has a sterile appartment but really his home is in his lil suitcase.

Or perhaps Jeff was really in the basement.

It's the harrowing tale of a man addicted to PlayStation Home. He can't get enough of the avatar awards and awkward dancing.

I'm going to just go with what Rorie usually says on twitter and respond with "YOU'RE LIVING"