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I have seen it 20 times & I never get tired of it

Another brilliant film analysis! This is one of my favourite films, not least thanks to the atmospheric and haunting soundtrack composed by Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood.

Brilliant analysis.

Biffy Clyro intro

Ugh Jordan Peterson - gross. Other than that, great essay.

His wife also looks like his other two females

Just watched it again. AMAZING film. I can't watch Punch drunk love because I fucking adore Adam Sandler and his entire shlocky nonsense

Luka tired of these blacks thinking there the best athletes blacks second now . Efficient 73 Kobe 81 who ?

Shut the fuck up moron, just watched this there’s no way

Billy Bibbit later played Charles Lee Ray in Childs Play

Denis doesn't make bad films.

Still hard to place why this movie chews me up and spits me out and i somehow enjoy it

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I'm very curious as to what you think about the moment where McMurphy and nurse Ratched smile at each other. The one where she's leaving for the night and they have this moment. It was electric.

Two sences impacted me more . one when Mac could not to get up the water Fontaine and other chief get it up and escape d .

Maturity is realising the real Villian was Eli

Impressive the conections of this movie, I got really impressed how they put the soundtrack so well in this movie, cause we feel different emotions but the sequence of sounds. The position of the cameras also are interesting, the movement of the cameras has a kinda of pattern and you see the repetition along the movie which is also interesting well conected with the sounds effects and soundtrack... This movie works really well with the sounds, and I love it cause I am language teacher and music teacher... The three timelines has a connection, they seems to be seperated but they are not, and of course it can be several interpretations... The spirits of Alan Kardec and also Buddhism are present here, the story of the book is perhaps not a mere story. The movie interweaves three storylines, each set in a different time period, but all connected through themes of love, mortality, and the quest for eternal life. Here's a brief overview: 16th Century: The story follows a Spanish conquistador named Tomás Verde, who embarks on a quest to find the Tree of Life in the New World to save Queen Isabella of Spain, who hopes to achieve eternal life and save her kingdom. Present Day: In this timeline, Tom Creo is a scientist desperately seeking a cure for cancer to save his wife, Izzi, who is suffering from the disease. His research is centered around a tree with properties he hopes will be the key to curing her. Far Future: This storyline features Tom as a space traveler, floating through space with a tree encased in a bubble. He is traveling to a dying star that he believes will rejuvenate the tree and grant him eternal life, while he contemplates his past and the meaning of his journey. Each storyline mirrors the others and explores deep philosophical questions about life, death, love, and the possibility of immortality. The narratives are interwoven to highlight the cyclical nature of life and the enduring power of love. The film's non-linear structure and rich symbolism make it a unique cinematic experience, open to various interpretations.

This film is a great masterpiece very nice very nice

Wow, why did the algorithm not bless me with this video sooner!? Saw this movie in theatres while tripping on 🍄. The ending left me completely flabbergasted and absolutely in love with the film 😅 I watch it at least once a year. This is probably the best analysis I've seen of the film on KZbin so BRAVO!

Hi Darren. I'm referencing your video in my work. What is your last name (that I can put in the reference)? Thanks

certainly one of the best explanations here on you tube. In my opinion characters in this movie are somehow a self-involved narcissistic people who trade in the name of art.

Wow! Thanks ! Great analysis.

I discovered this fantastic and thought-provoking channel earlier today. The clarity, quality and elegance of your analysis is easily up there with anything I have seen. Thank you.

He did love HW. Remember he hugs him when he comes back. Plus he hugs him in the bed. No one else is around.

villeneuve has definitely etched his name on the goats list of directors since 2015. as a DOP and editor ; the man is a genius in so many ways and delegates very talented people

Want? Why? If not? Obstacle?

This movie was, for me, profoundly impactful. For those who can see beyond the surface, it reveals the gradual destruction of a man's ego. Alma had no intention of killing him; she was simply exhausted by his behavior. In the scene where he meets his mother, he is revisiting a part of himself he has clung to throughout his life. It’s truly a remarkable film.

The Phantom Thread is one of my favorite films: An Aspergers male finds a Borderline Personality female and they both live codependently ever after.

Why no one produced Sea Kings??

6:59 - Not French. Belge.

This movie was so good it made me want to listen to jazz

Its been 4 years twice since this published. What are your thoughts?

At least I have tried. At least I did that!

This is a masterclass in acting he never really says much he just …….. looks 😂

No one writes as well as Quentin, and if you ask me about his characters, think of Hans Landa, which is the best character Tarantino has ever written.

Watched it again last night after not seeing it for years so on a you tube trawl. Eternal Sunshine of a spotless mind gives me a similar feeling

Such a marvelous video. I like your point of views. Subscribed.

As a somewhat famous personage once said so adequately, "If camera and sound equipment existed in 1765, this is exactly the sort of movie that people of that time would make!" 'Atun-Shei Films' May 16th 2020, in his video "The Top 10 Most Immersive Historical Movies of All Time". I believe what's said in said video is quite accurate and true, more adequately then I could've stated.

Did You, any of You, Chantes -Beaux Merles or Spies in Cloak & Daggers expect in 2024? VENGEANCE

Whyyyyyyyy have you seemingly stopped doing reviews? I need more!

This film only gets finer with age. I really believe it deserves as much recognition as Taxi Driver. It says just as much despite them (at first glance) being about two different stratas of society, yet at the core of both films is a grim and poignant analysis of how a person can create their own enemies out of mud and ribs.

Every workplace-bully I've ever experienced has been a middle-aged woman who walks around with Nurse Ratched's signature expression on their face.

Tomorrowland is his most underrated movie

Hahaha if that sounds like love to you, a literally toxic and codependent relationship, as well as a little incestuous if Rynols sees Alma as a mother figure, I really don't know what to tell you...

14:18 hw marrying Mary doesn’t make Eli Daniel’s stepson??? Where’s your logic on that one? Unless Mary was Eli’s mother ? Even though she’s a toddler when he’s like 20? 😂

Always so frustrating to me that okay sure, the kid became deaf- but he can still talk!! He can still write!! It was just that what, it suddenly all became too hard??! Pfft, terrible father, idiotic man. And if Henry had just been HONEST, saying that he was just a friend of his dead brother, not his actual brother, Daniel was so lonely at that point he probably still would have accepted him, or at least respected him- a man's word is his bond afterall. All these men, with ambition instead of hearts, the duality of man indeed....lol I loved this movie so much, it's so aggravating to me that all my fave movies barely have any female roles (I just watched "Apocalypse Now"- it was freaking BRILLIANT!!)