It doesn’t explain why it tortures people when it’s supposed to be a angel

WHAT?

Wouldn't an angel have at least human level intelligence? The whole plot of the movie hinges on Jean Jacket thinking and acting like an animal.

This show is extremely complex and is mainly based on perception

Very disappointed in this movie. A prime example of where the trailer is a million times better than the actual movie! Smh

I think you are spot on

The one thing I've been mulling over the past week now is the question why Longlegs is targeting families with girls that are specifically 9 or 10 years old on their birthdays. People usually say that Longlegs is just demented and wants to appease Satan in this manner. I think it's more than that. My theory is that Longlegs is Lee's dad. Think about it. The running theme with the families is that they're always a father, a mother and a daughter. Lee, as far as we could tell, didn't have a father figure. It was just Lee and her mother. As to what happened to the dad, it's not mentioned at all. We can speculate that he died. Or had been divorced. I'm not catholic, but divorce is highly looked down upon in the church as far as I understand. I think Lee's dad and mom had separated long before the events In the film, possibly when Lee's mom gave birth or possibly after. Something must've happened to his mind that he became obsessed with birthdays, reminding him of his daughter. The statement where he says, "You probably dont recognize me. Seems that I got my longlegs today" is highly suggesting, in my mind at least, that he's trying to talk to his daughter. And Lee's mom doesn't recognize him because it's been years and he's completely changed. Among other things, the scene with him screaming about revenge in his car, suggests that he's doing what he's doing to get back at the mom. For taking his daughter away from him and making her witness these horrible crimes. But that's just a theory.

I honest forgot the ending already I watched it like a couple days ago my short time memory is super bad

She was the seventh one targeted by long legs and also anyone getting upset about the ending, her being unable to do anything at the end makes sense because either she is being affected by the devil or the fact that she is being forced to stop her mentor in the fbi or her mother by force, and ends up having to shoot both

I really liked the movie I just didn’t like the ending when she could have ended the cop instead of just standing there.

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jaoted review

Look like you have the theory as me

How would seeing how fucked up these people are make me root for John Kramer? This makes no sense, I'm not pro death penalty and torture?

Alot of "this COULD BE forshadowing".."this COULD BE Beau himself"..or...OR..it COULD BE over artistic metaphorical trash

Dang..i guess we just arent smart or complex enough to understand..Hereditary was a 9, Midsomer was 6..this is str8 trash

Soldier Boy killed MM’s family, so it didn’t come out of nowhere.

It's hard to extract the 'ways of grief' idea when all the characters, both in black and white and color, appear to be stunned by grief. In the end, I felt cheated.

Seriously, it was a fantastic historical psychological horror film. It was extremely accurate but this series is amazing. It actually takes a brain to enjoy them, something lost in most movies today. Also Mia Goth was incredible, her monologue felt so real I couldn’t believe it

Oh ya and theses kind of shows you shouldn't over think it just enjoy the ride .lol

We watch this cuz itd awsome I love this show and I cant get enough an d i will always care lol

TENENT was probably Nolan’s worst film.. but he then he followed it up Oppenheimer which his probably his best film. A 3 hour film where the majority of scenes are people talking I rooms had me on the edge of my seat.. an astonishing achievement.

That scene had me 😱

Goater than a boat in a throat

holy moly

goat movie, The shoe upright was a weird addition but a really cool one

It’s a great movie until the penis monster. At that point it felt like Ari was just not told no on set

these kind of movies usually don't get warm reception from broader audience so everything is as was expected

Let me just preface this by saying I am a BIG fan of Beau Is Afraid (BIF), and both of Ari Aster’s other films - however, I think for you to say ‘essentially, if you have a problem with Beau Is Afraid, you have a problem with [Ari Aster’s] other movies’ is pretty disingenuous, and arguing in bad faith actually. Although BIF is definitely thematically and aesthetically related to Aster’s first two films (the classic ‘Asterisms’ are all here, such as head trauma/decapitation; drug induced paranoia; anxiety stemming from and centring around family relationships; generational trauma and mental illness; a sense on inevitability; and an ambivalent conclusion), BIF is also fundamentally challenging and different in ways that Hereditary and Midsommar just aren’t. The storytelling of his first two films is literal and realist by comparison, and the structure of those stories is fluid and linear - you can easily see how these films would have a shared, overlapping audience. BIF, on the other hand, is deliberately episodic and jarringly paced. There’s also a surreal, expressive and (especially towards the end) absurdist quality to BIF that doesn’t let up for the full three hour runtime, which is challenging for any audience and not at all like his other films. So whilst I agree that the marketing around BIF made efforts to manage our expectations around how different it would be from Aster’s other films, I don’t think it’s justifiable to say that people who didn’t like BIF are being unfair, or hypocritical within the context of Aster’s filmography

The "problem" with this film is that it's a work of art. Most people nowadays are used to films as a product. The difference between a product and art is that the primary aim of a product is to satisfy the demands of as many people as possible (which makes sense since we live in a capitalist society where economic growth is an essential goal). Art however is made with an intrinsic motivation. Ari Aster didn't make this film to please all of its viewers. He made this film simply because he wanted to, he made it because it was his personal artistic vision. He knew that casual moviegoers would dismiss this film as being too long and too confusing, but he doesn't care about that because these are not the people this film was meant for. Beau Is Afraid is not dedicated to people who simply want to be entertained, it is dedicated to those who really care about what he has to say. This is not to say people _have_ to like this film. If it's not your thing, that's no problem, but don't pretend like you not enjoying it makes it a bad film...

absolutely agree. Its sad that one of the most interesting movies of past few years came by unnoticet by many. i gat critisism but its dumb to call movie bad because its abstract and diffrent then usual things. it was definitely a hard sell but it was a cinema at its finest, and then people will complain that cinema is dying and only blockbusters rule. It is my favourite movie of the so far and. Me and my homie went out of cinema shocked but satisfied and after a bit (long bit) of a talk movie bacame so clear. I will preech Ari Aster church to everyone i know.

I agreeeee!

I liked it. It was weird but fun.

fnaf 1 isnt in the top or top 2? thats crazy

The movie its about true cosmology. And the shape of the earth

This is the worst ranking I've seen yet in FNaF.

How in gods name do you put FNaF 1 so low and still a fan? thats crazy

I’m a Wes Anderson fan but didn’t enjoy this at all. I found it very hard to connect with all of the characters, none of which were particularly likeable or interesting.

What !! Are you insane ?! How is perfect !! Its almost unwatchable , am a big wes fan but dude his last 2 movies are borderline bad

I loved this mobie need to rewatch ☝️

Was waiting for your opinion on this video.

Love your content 🎉

Can someone explain which characters experienced the greatest growth?

Maybe they have future plans for Cecilia's character.

I want to see 🎉

My biggest gripe with this film, is also what will benefit it in the long run and that is this being a soft(est) reboot. They clearly want to set up SAW XI and maybe even SAW XII - They need a big focus and they have it with Cecilia's character. I think they didn't want to kill her off so they can use her in the next film(s), but that also makes the biggest downside to Saw X by itself.

haven't seen it yet but i like the video

Wow, this movie is perfect! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😅😅😅😅😅🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣