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💰😡 “You’re rolling back prices? Let’s roll back to 1965!”

One of the most intense and darkly comedic moments in Falling Down (1993), the Supermarket Scene perfectly captures Michael Douglas’ character unraveling under everyday frustrations—this time, over the price of a soda.

🎬 In this scene, William Foster (Michael Douglas) enters a small grocery store, simply looking to get change for a payphone by buying a can of Coca-Cola. However, the store owner (Michael Paul Chan) charges an outrageous price, setting off Foster’s boiling frustration. What follows is a tense and unpredictable standoff, as Foster takes control of the store, demanding ‘fair prices’ while smashing shelves in anger—a moment that perfectly encapsulates his descent into madness.

🏆 Falling Down is a cult classic thriller, exploring themes of economic struggle, alienation, and everyday frustrations boiling over—and this scene remains one of its most iconic moments.

💬 Was Foster justified in his anger, or did he take it too far? Let us know in the comments! ⬇️

Film Credits:

🎬 Falling Down (1993)
• Directed by: Joel Schumacher
• Written by: Ebbe Roe Smith
• Starring: Michael Douglas, Robert Duvall, Barbara Hershey, Michael Paul Chan, Rachel Ticotin
• Produced by: Arnold Kopelson, Herschel Weingrod
• Music by: James Newton Howard
• Distributed by: Warner Bros.

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