It's dark now, but they feel each others breath. And they know all they need to know. They kiss, and they feel each other's tears on their cheeks. And if there had been anybody left to see them, then they would look like normal lovers, caressing each other's faces, ..bodies close together.. ..eyes closed... Oblivious to the world around them, because that's how life goes on. Like that.
Artık etraf karanlık. Fakat birbirlerinin nefeslerini hissediyorlar. Bilmeleri gereken her şeyi biliyorlar. Öpüşüyorlar. Birbirlerinin gözyaşlarını yanaklarında hissediyorlar. Eğer birisi onları görebiliyor olsaydı birbirlerinin suratını okşayan normal bir çift olduklarını düşünürdü. Vücutları birbirine yakın. Gözler kapalı. Etraflarında olan bitenden bihaber. Çünkü hayat öylece devam eder. Öylece.
I was yelling at my tv when I first saw this ending, I genuinely thought they were not going to find each other before everything went black. It's so bitter-sweet and terrifying but I love it.
Once all senses are left behind, Love is the Perfect Sense. The best ending in film history! This film is highly underrated! And the music by Max Richter is phenomenal! Thanks for posting!
When the dude is body surfing on the laptop cart at 1:47 along with the dialogue "A profound appreciation of what it means to be alive." Yeah. I ugly cried.
this quote is tough, i'm overwhelmed with joy too, for my life, my mum life, for the lives of everyone around me, for your life too. this movie is tough.
Ive seen this movie lots of times and the ending still sends chills down my spine each and everytime , but I'd die happy if the last thing i saw was eva green coming towards me in all her hottness hah
And me. I only ever really watched it with my mom... She's gone now, so when I watch it again, I watch it with my cats...and then my cat My husband came home from going to coffee with his friend, he sits and plays on his phone. I finish watching the movie, the music and monologue so beautiful. And the Shining Moment, I so clearly remember my mom sitting next to me, holding my hand as silent tears trickle down our cheeks. Sometimes even when you lose, you win. ( paraphrased quote from What Dreams May Come ) In the story, everyone had those shining moments and an urge to reach out to each other before the "end" came, so even though they did lose everything else they still had each other, so they won. This movie, and this music , so sad and beautiful, it's my shining moment, and my feeling of watching it together, is there, especially in this scene. And life gos on...
I saw this for the first time in a hotel room, and I was up the rest of the night trying to figure out if they could possibly survive more than a few days. I came to the conclusion that they could not, that all humanity was doomed pretty shortly thereafter, and that realization left me in a funk for days.
99.99% of the population would perish but humanity would carry on with the remaining 0.01%. If they lose the sense of touch too then it would be impossible for anyone to survive.
Once we thought of the Ice Age as something that crept up; glaciers slowly spreading, temperatures gradually dropping. But recently a number of intact mammoths have been discovered with stomachs full of undigested grass. The cold must have hit them like a blow from a club. That's how the darkness descends upon the world. But first, the shining moments: A shared flinching of the brain's temporal lobe. A profound appreciation of what it means to be alive. But most of all, a shared urge to reach out to one another: To offer warmth... understanding... acceptance... forgiveness... . ...love. It's dark now. But they feel each other's breath... and they know all they need to know. They kiss… and they feel each other's tears on their cheeks. And if there had been anybody left to see them, then they would look like normal lovers, caressing each other's faces, bodies close together, eyes closed... Oblivious to the world around them. Because that is how life goes on. Like that.
I had a very hard time felling better again after watching it also. U can actually hit despair. And few of us come back home after being cast into hell. I was able to get back home !!
This movie is scary yet profound. Beautiful ending. Well written because it touches an innate fear we not aware of. And it does make me wonder if this is actually how it might end. Nothing abrupt. But gradually
The words chosen for this ending come together in such beauty that is felt through out the body. Can't believe it too me this long to see this film (thank you Netflix) but this ending I had to watch a few times, then just close my eyes and listen to the emotions being conveyed through words. So powerful and beautiful.
I just watched this movie and oh my god I felt like screaming at my screen at the end!! I thought they were gonna miss each other by just seconds and never see each other again. This movie was so beautiful yet so terrifying.
This is one of the most beautiful, heartbreaking movies I have seen in a long time. And this music..... this ending..... I'm not crying, my contact is bothering me.
You saved my ass! I rented this movie, but at the last 5 minutes amazon canceled the playback because the time was over. You literally save my ass here :D
So I'm guessing they eventually lost their sense of touch. Basically dying together not being able to feel, taste, hear, smell or see each other but still be able to have their emotional connection and still be able to love each other and to know they will be together until the end.
Eva green is the most beautiful woman I have ever seen !! And so so attractive and so talented. This movie put me in therapy. Only other movie Do Ever affect me that that was the Exorcist.I know seven more people who watch this movie and had to go into therapy also because they could not stop crying for weeks . Human emotional overload !!
Film bellissimo , poetico e romantico e, al tempo stesso, profondo. La scena finale e' quanto di piu' bello e commovente io abbia mai visto in un film. McGregor e la Green superbi. Colonna sonora indimenticabile.
This is one terrifying way for an apocalypse of some kind of mankind meeting there end. Pretty sure 99% of all humans would just die wandering, starving, and etc
Incredible, this was one of my favourite movies far before the pandemic happened. Looking back at it now, isn't it just so wild how accurately it depicts how we all managed to keep going during one of the scariest periods of our lives? I think about this a lot.
Coming back during southeast gas shortage. There is a scene keep reviving in my head: A man and woman who both drive on E and when they finally run out of gas, they find each other. They get off the car with smile and hug. The end.
The trailer to this movie is extremely misleading! If I went by the trailer alone, I would never have watched this movie. This ending encompasses tragedy and happiness all in one. I can't emphasis enough how this movie really shows you what it means to be alive and how we take our senses for granted.
LATE FRAGMENT And did you get what you wanted from this life, even so? I did. And what did you want? To call myself beloved, to feel myself beloved on the earth. Raymond Carver (1938-1988)
I feel bad for the children that were hugging their parents. Like that’s sad AF. Imagine your a kid going to hug your dad, not even being able to feel his warm embrace because your sense of touch is also gone. You’re happy in the moment cause at least you can be happy with your dad. Then all of a sudden you can’t see him, smell him, or feel him ever again. And you’re just a kid……. That just breaks my heart, had me calling for minutes
sametimes the sense of life stronger creation and you feel, love, understand, jump & see again... but who dreamed to be a epidemilogist or had diseas in youth, a?
Artık etraf karanlık. Fakat birbirlerinin nefeslerini hissediyorlar. Bilmeleri gereken her şeyi biliyorlar. Öpüşüyorlar. Birbirlerinin gözyaşlarını yanaklarında hissediyorlar. Eğer birisi onları görebiliyor olsaydı birbirlerinin suratını okşayan normal bir çift olduklarını düşünürdü. Vücutları birbirine yakın. Gözler kapalı. Etraflarında olan bitenden bihaber. Çünkü hayat öylece devam eder. Öylece.
Just remembered this movie used to be a favourite of mine and my ex's long ago, wild to think we would all live through something somewhat similar someday. Gotta appreciate what we have while we can!
@@Ghostrider-ul7xn same here. And to mitigate long covid symptoms, I got prescribed LDN, and since then my libido suffers...kind of feel like in this movie, and ask myself, if I wasn't as good in life as I was supposed to
even if they keep their perfect sense (touching) im afraid they wont make it out and live for long.) and as the mammoth scene implies, this is the end of humanity
This movie made me weep uncontrollably, but not for the reasons you may think. I despise this movie. I’m a single father who has raised three kids without a mother since my twins were born (a years after the release ). There is no beauty in this: An infant can slowly die in locked-away syndrome, desperately crying out for any connection with a parent. It doesn’t matter if they can feel the physical, how about the emotional? How about being locked in a world where all you can do is think? A child doesn’t get it. These lovers had their last two moments in each others’ arms. Big f’ing deal. My last few seconds would be spent trying to find an o next to end my kids’ horror as their bodies dies and they were locked away in a hell I can barely access on ab emotional level. This movie is made by someone who has not experienced parenthood.
