r/idiocracy

Education was consistently linked to lower fertility, meaning that individuals with more years of schooling tended to have fewer children.

Religious attendance was positively associated with having more children. Interestingly, the data indicated that frequent religious attendance provided a stronger reproductive boost for men than it did for women. 

Just wanted to share, there is one screening near me in my state in Australia for the 20th anniversary, and as I'm sure you guys can imagine it's quite a rare movie to show up in a cinema again since release, at least here. I am SO hyped! It's in about 4 hours.

Is there anything I should look out for on the big screen that I may have missed watching this at home? I've seen it a lot of times at home to be fair lol 😅 how cool is that though! I feel lucky :)

Edit: It was even better than I could've imagined!

For me since it was made in 2005, it focused a lot on TV watching and sex. But now no one watches tv and prob is getting banned so I feel like if a remake happened more would be focused on people playing video games and having relationships with AI bots.. what’s your fag opinion?

No plans for the Fourth, so share movies in the vein of Idiocracy and Team America.