TLDR; If Walter killed someone over a number, he would rampage if he knew about mgtow, mainly a story about the dangers of Bluepillers.

The movie starts off with Walter (Jim Carry) working a crap job as an animal control officer being bit by a dog. Why is he working such an ungrateful job you ask, well because he has a wife and teenage son. The beginning mainly shows the life of a blue pill simp. Constantly juggling plates for his wife, she bosses him around the house move this, move that. Walter acts like the typical cuck in front of every female. No wonder the woman use him because he is so brainwashed.

Moving along the wife gives Walter the book which starts his insanity about the number 23. Would he have run into this book if he was single, probably not. Walter progresses through it which is filled with redpill content. The gist of it is a detective who falls for a post wall Thot, has wild sex and rape fetishes that she makes the detective do. She cheats on him and he enacts lover rage stabbing her to death.

The movie ends with Walter figuring out that he was the one who wrote the book, killed one of his Ex-Thots, framed an innocent man for the murder and jumped out of a building. He survived the fall but forgot about the whole thing. He ends up in jail and the innocent man is set free after a decade.

One note I want to make is Jim Carry's real life affairs with female nature. He won the case recently against his crazy ex-thot. You can read about it all yourself but the comedic irony is high. The entire movie could have been avoided if Walter had gone his own way but I guess thats something Jim also never learned even playing the role himself.

The moral of the story is that when the illusion starts to crack, bluepillers reactions are uncontrollable or sometimes even violent. A man so wrapped in the fingers of woman that he kills and imprisons himself or others for is a man I steer clear of.