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This movie really moved me! Five years later, I am still thinking about that ending! Brilliant idea by the director!

Lena’s affair became a cancer on the marriage.

Why did they take these specific people? Because if they'd taken different people, the film would have been about them, instead.

damn, after having to understand Primer, now there is this

This film had thinking of the concept of your greatest friend, family, lover, and enemy is yourself. 🤯 10/10

is this let me explain?

Excellent commentary and view. Thanks

We are all kinda programmed to like what we like. We end up loving someone we are wired to love. Trust me i have loved people i wish i didnt and im not alone in that. So in my eyes k and jois love is as real as any other love you can point too.

This analysis is brilliant as it is profound. Thank you!

Iliuminati clone him on 2001

4:08 Ray also gave Tony false hopes and played with his emotions like Susan did

The ending scene was done really well. It made the viewers wait in anticipation for Edward just like Susan. I could almost feel what Susan was going through at that moment.

I was expecting the movie to reveal that Edward passed away after writing the novel. A lot of best sellers are published after the author's death.

He made it real for him, but she was programmed to be close to him by that group of replicants, that's why Joi(or jerk off instruction) calls the spy from the group to come over and that's why she tells him later to unload her from the wall. This is magnified by the end when he comes across her advertisement and calls him a good "Joe". The realization breaks over his face and it's at that moment he knows what is real. He decides to lean on what is real and go save Deckard to help him reunite with his daughter.

It was mentioned that only he can perform the mission since he didn't have an origin. This tells me that even if time travel was possible, the narrative would still not make sense unless there was someone outside that initiated the loop, someone outside of the loop all together that no matter what happens it wouldn't effect the origin of the loop itself. I believe jane/John was a clone with both chromosomes, and in this manner no matter what happens the person who performed the clone can recreate the loop.

I'm more confused after watching this

Who's here in 2024 still waiting for the 4th installment 😂

can someone please help me understand when the fizzle bomber comes into play? Like everything adds up from her story except there's nothing on the origin of the fizzle bomber. He thinks he's saving people???

This movie kinda reminds me of lil and stitch a little bit

ok this is kinda off topic but of course drake loved the florida project (he probably liked watching the little girls)

The Drake thing didn’t age well

I disagree with the premise that Debbie is just there just to humanize holden, it's Debbie that first implants the idea into holden that in order for him as a criminalogist to better understand criminality so that he may teach his students effectively he has to become intimate with people and become aware of the conditions that are necessary to push someone towards criminality something he's disconnected with as we're exposed to in the beginning of the series when his "by the book approach" leads to an emotionally distraught man's suicide; not only that but Debbie is the one to humor his theories as a sociologist, where tench just wants to get from point a to b the in the simplest way.

Idk when I watched I thought it didn’t work cause the look on Peter’s face but I also shut it off before he clicked his mouth. I still don’t understand the look on his face, you’d think he would be like yea mofo wats up.

Yes they say in the movie other times they tried the mom kills son while not conscious.

Of course Drake applauds a movie about kids

You could just say, it's mad real

But this isn't sad i dropped only one tear when they met at the end thats it this is just BCOZ, in the whole movie my brain is working to understand this movie not my.heart maybe

Movies are powerful manipulators. Do a good job of storytelling, you have succeeded in taking the audience somewhere. Those feelings are definitely real. Excellent video sir. Thank you.

You made the movie sound more complicated than it really is and still messed up the explanation. You totally missed it. You didnt understand it at all. Its not about multiverse. Not even close to it. The movie is about the divine journey of twin flames. Literally. Its also been explained by Mitsuha's grandmother when she spoke of Musubi. That's exactly what she meant which was backed up by the red string of fate and the swapping of bodies along with the crying-out-of-nowhere scenes and the moments they walked past each other. Its not because of multiverse. Its because the connection is said to be so deep it transcends time. People who haven't been in the same journey would surely have a hard time understanding the movie hence the different so-called explanations and whatnot. The movie perfectly captures the different phases of the twin flame journey. That i love you scene always gets me. The separation with my twin is the most painful event i had to endure. It was the most difficult part of the journey. I cried a lot. It broke me apart. Its a really slow and painful process. It forced me to face every single fear i tried very hard to runaway from over the years. It felt like hell, like something's missing. But at the same time, i felt like i was slowly being guided elsewhere. And everytime i was on the verge of giving up, for some reason, someone or something had always come up at exactly the right moment to give an assistance or assurance. It was difficult but i never felt alone. After few years, i realized each steps i had taken brought me closer and closer to where my twin was. Which technically what this movie was about. That's why i really love this movie.

I wish they went deeper into Annie’s brother before he killed himself. Like he was probably not even schizophrenic, and I would have loved to see a flashback to some interaction with Queen Leigh, Annie and the brother. Maybe Annie gets a hold of the brothers journal or starts recalling things from her childhood.

I've been told that after one dies the brain lives on for 7 mins. I believe Mooney ran into the highway and got hit by a car what we see is her brains last 7 mins with her best friend.

There are a lot of Lady Gaga Easter eggs in this movie for some reason.

If JJ Abrams wants to say its ded and you don't believe... He out right lied about Khan being in Star Trek into Darkness.

First time watching here in 2024. Now that was crazy🤨 Now I must say that I never expected that ending😬

I am going short a full series on my "Redmi 13C" It's very possible isn't it?

Bruh sound like a fan of everybody but cole 😂😂

So she gave birth to herself?

I just assumed it played out kinda like this: - Girl is all spiritual and stuff - Makes ancient spiritual rice sake or whatever it was. This very process infuses a part of herself, as if it were living, in the sake. - Store sake in mountain - Due to comet or other spiritual stuff, anomalies are occurring between these two, where they can switch bodies even through time. - Learn to leave messages and hints of who they are through not only notes, but also how others treat them. - Add a flair of themselves in their lives - Comet approaches and day of reckoning is coming - He goes to the mountain and finds the rice sake - He drinks it, also part of herself, and the sun setting "energizes" her spiritual energy in the sake so it creates a sort of avatar link between one another in both the past and present - They have a small window to communicate, and (for some reason) they lose memories of each other after the sun is gone (??). I'm jotting this to "The universe corrects itself" or something like that. - She survives thanks to their collaborative influence. Saves the entire town. - Years later, despite not knowing each other, they instinctually are drawn to one another. - How? A comment on a separate video said it best: "The mind may forget, but the heart will always remember." I LOVE how they act on faith and respond like souls desperately seeking one another after looking for so long.

That ending will always make this the one movie that makes me more furious with each watch, to the point I recommend it to ppl I dislike. I hate movies with unresolved endings like that

So annoying

What’s next We get an alphabet movie?

The "second" ending was pointless.

If anyone has to HURT you in anyway, it’s NOT a relationship. Get out NOW.

This was the best movie

When I watch it, I feel like I'm two different people watching: my 15-year-old SF Bay Arean self, and my grownup self, older than Monroe by a few years. My 15-year-old self, especially as a person who remembers the last bits of true SF and Bay Area culture before the techbros came and ruined it, felt seen. Felt connection with Minnie. I was also taken advantage of by an adult, though not in the exact same way and not by someone two decades my senior. I understood where Minnie was coming from, even if I didn't agree with her choices. Even though our circumstances were very different, it was still incredibly relatable remembering my own coming of age and exploring my own sexuality at that time in my life. My adult self felt disgusted but resigned. I know this stuff happened. I know the cultural mores of SF and the Bay Area especially at that time were.. looser than most other parts of the country. I know people in the 70s still knew it was wrong but it skated by a lot easier than it does now. That part of me spent the entire damn movie SCREAMING at Monroe; he OBVIOUSLY knows better the entire time. As an adult watching the film I can see how immature he was the entire time, LONG before Minnie realized it herself. As someone from the area whose mother (also Bay Area born and raised) was only a few years older than Minnie in 1976 (when the movie is set, for those who haven't seen it)... I feel like I got a glimpse into my mother's formative years. Where things like this happened more often and were *slightly* more accepted. I was flabbergasted that Minnie's mother's solution (yknow, after telling her own daughter to slut it up a little more) to Minnie and Monroe sleeping together was to force them to get married. Not immediately call the police (who, at that time, almost certainly wouldn't have taken it as seriously as it should have been taken), not drive him so far away there's no chance he and Minnie will never cross paths, but NO. To insist that the solution is that her 35-year-old (ex) boyfriend marry her 15-year-old child. It really gave me insight on what kind of culture my mother grew up with vs. the culture that I grew up with, and why she (my mother, not Minnie's) made some of the choices that she made for myself, for herself, and for the both of us.

Flanders. Lol

The only thing about this movie is that, and I know people pull straws on this, Halley is an awful person whose ‘flaws’ are excuses. Mooney will be safer without her.

The movie sucked. Interesting but overly loopy

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Literally me