@@fredettaboutit Jake Gyllenhaal carried, if it focused on his character and his character only, solid 10/10. The car scene where he cried, top tier acting.
Anyone out there that struggles with feeling their emotions during times of grief will really resonate with this film. The apathy, the disbelief, questioning if your own feelings even existed, carrying on as if nothing happened. This is what blocked grief feels like. To everyone else you just look cold hearted. Also the journey the character goes through, realising he wasnt there, that he has been absent his whole life missing everything. Something that loss has a brilliant way of teaching us all. Brilliant film making, amazing performances.
@@anantambisht4895 cuz the way the choreography and cinematography showcases his acting and those aspects were mid in my opinion and his costars also are mid. Basically the whole movie must be spectacular not just the acting, this movie is a perfect example.
I was wary about starting this, but it was so much better than I expected. It's a weird and sweet movie, interesting take on dealing with bereavement. I'd love to know a psychologist's thoughts on it. Jake was brilliant and Naomi and Judah were great too.
I recorded it tonight im so glad I did,most movies I record then delete but the odd onebi keep if they're great and this is one of them,it's great food for thought on so many levels
Why everyone says they loved the movie...i understand that it shows something different but wtf is the point of all those things that happened in the movie. And what is the final conclusion.. the point of the movie.
It's really relatable for me. After I lost my mother, I literally tore down all aspects of my life. When you pull down everything that you thought was important to you from a societal perspective and you rebuild yourself, you pick and choose only what truly matters. So the movie is really good at showing how destructive healing might look on the outside. But it's really grounding you
I thought it was obvious? He finally found a way to emote his grief in a healthy way unlike destroying things and not being able to express anything earlier and paid tribute to his wife in a meaningful way? Also he got closure with the person who had caused her death and got closure about his own feelings about his marriage, earlier he didn't even know why he married her, he says it was "easy". In the end he realises he loved her. Also forgives her for cheating and realises his own faults. The ending covered all points?
We are all supposed to be outraged to see a fully grown man on his hands and knees wearing a puppy tail butt plug 🔌 and dog collar only being lead around by a man dressed in assless chaps leather bikers hat aviator sunglasses 🕶 and leather harness and jacket 🧥 Why ?
