Talk about a blue ribbon coach. If it were real life, I'd hire this woman away from that school in a heartbeat and win every swimming competition from then on. Guts win, and she's the inspiration.

Nice scene!!

Let me get this straight, the scene is about her getting the role out of pity, whilst simultaneously doing a pity scene to generate the pity dram. Please make that make sense.

"The level of incompetence in this office is staggering" -said everyday in every office.

“His” father…

I'm sorry to say that that the British betrayal of Rhodesia in 1980, handing it over to communist terrorists may well have emboldened Argentina to attack the Falkland islands.

This movie traumatized me and I read the book first. My husband and I STILL talk about it and we watched it years ago

The book was just incredible and so well written.

I think the director of this film must have been paid per minute of run time.

This feels so relevant since Miller is actually Kevin this whole time. Haunting film.

Unconditional love the greatest power when you give it away

Well done, itch.

It’s so cathartic when Joan freaks out. It hits different,

Turns out miller wasn't acting....

I will never understand mothers who accept their children's; esp their sons'; psychopathy & criminality & even aid & abet them.

They should remake this but all the characters are played by Ezra.

i remember the supermarket scene where Eva wants to get out of the supermarket to get away from one of the victims' mother and there 's a double entendre lying in her answer : "i'll take theme as they are" "but there're totally broken" "i'll take them as they are!!" of course she is in a hurry a wants to get out of the store, but I feel the person who wrote the dialogue meant to shed a light on eva's acceptance of her boy being broken too. i feel like the final scene echoes the supermarket scene where eva, as hurt, devastated, astounded as she may be by the mass murder of her son after two years, she continues to be the mother of her broken, dysfonctionnal, psychopathic child, with the pain that has always come with it, in addition to being the only know who always saw him like he really was. furthermore, she is still in shock after those two years, and doesn't manage to create a life seperate from her past or her son (given the accounters with the mothers, or her interaction with the male collegue who insults her at the christmas party). therefore she is bouond to cling to the last member of her family, her only child, which is in my opinion what pushes her to keep loving kevin and embrace him here in this final scene, and the idea of a future life where they might reconnect. kevin may have murdered plenty, but the loss and the pain those murders cause to eva only validate her feelings for her son, which has always been a mix of hatred. disgust and unconditionnal maternal love. in a bizarre way, these events seem to finally unravel the strings and knots in their relationship, as limited as it is because of kevin's mental illness.

I love the detail that Rayon does not disown her parent given name "Raymond" entirely. She chose Rayon because it's similar. It shows she still has sentimental value for her family.

Ezra Miller wasn't acting

monsters are real... and they look like us.

I don’t think Kevin especially hates his mom, or wants her to suffer. At least, no moreso than any authority figure; maybe she got the brunt of his anger and frustration because she was incidentally the key authority figure in his life, but I honestly don’t think he bears any specific hatred for her, personally or specifically. The point is that he didn’t care how his decisions would ruin her life and destroy the people she cared about it. People were never people to him. As far as he’s concerned he’s the only real person in the universe.

The Ancient One meeting with The Flash in the DCEU

Vile psychopath.

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I often wonder if he kept his mom alive, so he had someone to care and worry about him, maybe that piece of humanity that craves mommy, or solace, perhaps even just a smidgen of cruelty knowingly on top of it all he's made the world, by extension his mother and to most boys their parents are their world, suffer most.

It's hard for people to fathom children are just like this sometimes....

Poor little Ezra, maybe someday he’ll feel important enough to stop grooming and assaulting children and women. Until then we can bank on the fact studios will protect him, just like they do young black men, right?

Personally this scene does not show any humble or fear to Kevin; once again he is succeeding in his manipulation towards her, he knows why he did it: to torture her, to get victory over her Her visiting him in prison; is showing that he has control over her; manipulation is his strength, Kevin is only happy when everyone is scared and miserable; unfortunately he will be getting victory over his mum until she dies of natural causes

Seeing Louise Fletcher as Frank’s mom makes me wish George Carlin lived a few years longer so he could have played Frank’s dad.

Ezra RUINED his own career. What a shame

Joan is funny when she’s mad😂

Yall missed the point of this movie hard Kevin is an abused kid turned abusive

Up until this scene, the whole movie has been from the POV of Tilda’s memories. This scene is the FIRST time we ever really see Kevin as he is, without the lens of Eva’s narcissism. And in this scene, he’s completely different from how he’s been portrayed since Day 1. He’s small, frightened, lost, and alone in his own sickness. He’s been like that the whole time, due to him sensing his mother never really loved or wanted him. The “nasty” Kevin persona we’ve seen this whole movie has all just been how Tilda views him through her narcissism. She was really out here thinking an INFANT had it out for her from the start for no reason and that he was TRYING to make her life miserable. Many of us have dealt with narcissists in our lives who bizarrely claim that you did this or that random thing specifically to hurt them. That’s exactly how Tilda’s been viewing Kevin this whole time. He’s sick, a killer, but the roots of his sickness started from HER and her inability to love him.

Everyone saying he loved his mom...lmfao... no lol just NO. He did this on purpose, the remains is what he left her, broken and alone.

This movie wasn't far off on Ezra Miller. He belongs behind bars. Straight up PDF.

I had cancer when i was 12. Im 43 now butni remember the whole experience

Yeah hate to say it but the mom failed in the long run

This is KaMAla.

I watched it only once I found it deeply disturbing its frightening because there are millions of children out there like that in the world somewhere some are undiagnosed some are you cannot cure them they are only safe away from society for their benefit and ours

Amazing actress!!!

I read the book. After I finished, I think I was quiet for like an hour because I was SHOOK. I couldn't bring myself to watch the movie in full.

Does anybody see the irony in Thatcher calling the Argentine junta "fascists" when she was friends with another South American fascist General Pinochet in Chile?

He would play an amazing Richard Ramirez!

Why does the fact she had crabs show up on facebook??

lol and Ross got double life plus 40 years for running a website! 😂😂😂😂

Cow

Bohemian tend to be liberals and liberals love murdering. Especially, ones who can not defend themselves because the are cowards and Evil.

i'm dying LMAO

First born, estranged, talking to their biological father with pics of a new family all around him, stating she’s dying. Jesus H - I could never get thru that. I only wish I was that strong.

Why does no one ever mention the father's role in this. Yes, Keven acted differently around him but he wasn't blind. He went about the house like a ghost. Every time this woman tried to talk to him about Keven he dismissed her. The father was not present and by being that way he gave Kevin permission to continue to act out in any way he wanted.