My friend recently passed away and I want to dedicate this song to him. I miss him so much. 💙 we spoke about things that held so much depth and value. A soul like his I’ll never forget.
I'm listening to this song for the same reason...my friend just passed...she was the best friend I've ever had...we talked about everything and were there for each other...she was there when others would have walked away and I will never forget her.❤😥
I travel back... in my mind... every day. I have worked out all of the possible outcomes. Everything I could have said... everything I could have done. There is no one time that it would work out for us. Not here. Not this time. I will always keep traveling... through time... to Mars... just to have one last talk with you before I tell you over and over again... please don’t come back to me. Please let me go. That is the most loving thing I could ever do for you.
"Yeah... But that's not how things wound up... I'm with Lenny, Lenny is your friend... and that's where it ends." *Evan takes all of what Kayleigh just said* "Woah...... *his voice breaks softly and continues talking* Would it make a difference if I told you that no one could possibly ever love anyone as much as I love you?" *Kayleigh looks sympathetic about Evan's feelings* "I'm not saying that, I am just saying it like if you were a girl, would that be something you would want to hear?" *Lenny motions for Kayleigh to come to him* "Hold on one second. Lenny's calling for me, okay?" *This is the part where it begins:* 2:00 ((OMG, THE PIANO! It gets me every single TIME!)) *Kayleigh walks towards Lenny, talks to him for a moment, smiles, then kisses Lenny and wraps her arms around him. Evan turns around and see's them kissing, and begins to cry*
@@Harshan9129 Yeah, I think the music is even more hard hitting in that scene.. That ending in general is more hard hitting than the Theatrical as well.. both versions are good, but the DC is relentless.
I thought of this at random today and it took me a minute to remember where it came from, but then I remembered I associated it with that last shot of her smiling as she gets married.
that movie traumatized me but not in a bad way, it was like i felt so weird after i was sad but happy and emotional and even though some scenes were kinda scary i really liked it.
Which version? There's a Theatrical and Director's Cut. Both are decent but I find the Director's Cut hits the nerve more, partly because of the use of this music. Also nobody will ever know he existed.
"What you're off to change everyone's life again is that it? Maybe next time you'll pop up in some Mansion, while up end up in Tijuana doing some Donkey Act. Well, don't give up now slick! You've already done so much for me! Why don't you go back in time and save Mrs. Halpern and her baby? And then maybe Lenny wouldn't freak out and ruin my family!"
"Or better yet go back to when i was 7 and f*** me in front of my daddie's video camera straighten me out a bit!" *she throws her purse at him then walks out of the diner*
Dear Janne, als je dit ooit leest, dit is de muziek die ik in mijn hoofd hoor als ik aan ie denk. Vergeet nooit dat ik altijd van je zal houden! Janne Fuchs je bent de ware voor mij, ook al ben ik niet de ware voor jou.
I find that version more hard hitting. A big part of that is this music. The Theatrical version is sad but the Director's Cut actually makes me involuntarily tear up and feel like there's an apple in my throat.
The Director's Cut Ending is by far the most hard hitting version, mainly because of this music.. Though I can also see the relatability to the Theatrical Ending because many of us have been in that situation where we have to let go of someone who is still alive. I lost a friend that way. She's alive but the friendship is dead and it still kills me. So even though that wasn't the ending the director wanted, he still made it poignant. But yeah, the version with him dying and this music playing as everyone lives their lives without ever knowing he existed does hit the nerve harder for me, even if I can technically relate more to the version where he Just has to give her up.
+Allison Heap I'm still thinking about it years later. I've lived a life full of regrets and wish I could go back to do things differently. This is one of the most underrated movies of all time, in my opinion.
Mon amour, I don't know what everything means anymore. I don't know what my life means. The fact that I never see you, or that you don't even know....or do you? I've decided yo leave it all behind, getting you out of my mind, slowly. Its probably the best for both of us. The stars will be my proof
In the directors cut Evan kills himself so Kayleigh can be safe and live a happy life with her mom instead of her abusive pervert dad Theatrical Cut it shows Evan distancing himself from her so she never met him in her and his life
I'd be happy if they would make it to be able to read journals and that's how you would go back in time. I want The Butterfly Effect movie to be made into a game.
I actually had a dream where it was like this movie and everyone I knew ended up dying and I went back in time so many times I ended up finding out it could all be fixed but I had to stop myself from being born and I wrote down all the things that would help them and through life and have the best of things and through that when I stopped my dad from meeting my mum I sat in this ally way and watched myself start disappearing and my mum saw me and she said omg are you alright and said what’s happening I said to her it’s ok now and before I go I want you to believe what’s to come of the future so I gave her the books knowing through trial and error I knew she would follow them so she ended up having instead of 2 sons it was 1 son and a daughter and after it was all done and fixed i watched them and I also said to my friend ricktophin before I went back in time I said all will be ok friend and that was the dream gone but ultimately thought about it like this movie and I love this movie to bits one of my favourites wish I watched it years ago
Progressive development, perceptions, strong beliefs, trust and faith appear to be a reaction pertaining to a mix of both nature and nurture, with what can feel like something else unseen adding to the mix. Sad that so many people who end up screwed up or f*cked up cling to a hope that their having been exposed to a disturbing event or series of events during their childhood will give them both an adequate explanation and a path to a happier once they've found sympathy from others, many of whom profit from "dealing" with the disturbed or fringe thought of others. Sadder even, that historic exposure to (say) the fringe or illegal sexual behaviour of others, especially at a young age, and the later so-called "treatment" for it is both widely used and abused right across the globe, so that those who are unable to realistically reconcile such experiences are left to clutch at straws in relation to getting themselves apparently "fixed". Most of it is just so much nonsense. Understand the perpetrator (in relation to any negative life experiencing unnecessarily brought about by another) and his or her motives relating to the time you went through an unhappy or forbidden experience, and in turn get to know yourself better, so as to attempt to construct a path to your own, personal fulfillment, if you can.
