wonderful video!

When I watch this analysis, so much becomes clear. I noticed the strange details pointed out but it took a deeper reflection to come to grips with them. This is because very few films are made as deep as this film and that’s what makes it particularly important to watch

Hello there, recently I've rewatched the film, but still one thing bothers me: how and when in the hell Alex managed to switch the money, anyone knows?

Jason is very lucky to have mothers love than Norman

Damn. So good.

Little Brat!

great video

damn DAMN YOU ARE SO GOOD AT THIS < THAT IS PHD LEVEL FILM ANALYSIS

I’ve met you before, don’t you remember 😑

Excellent analysis. I never thought of it that way before

Lisa isn't real. He banged a Japanese sex doll... and then gave it to his kid still full of jizz.

so good!!

Bitte hochladen!

Nice..

Lol claiming that Juilette, using her sexuality to get power not being linked to gender is idiotic 😂😂😂. Nothing is more gendered, The quote "not his type" refers to not being the right gender, which actually reinforces the point!

Could have been a good film if the writer wasn't trying so hard to be deep. Intellectually pretentious. What should have been a gloriously redemptive moment is marred by terrible storytelling.

Un bel minestrone

wow, very accurate and coherent analyses there

I was not smart enough to get this one lol. Great analysis. Makes me value the film much more.

Very nice analysis, thanks!

I have seen lot of analysis of this film and there are so many perspectives to this movie. Yours is pretty good as well. kudos!

I love this film but my questions still are around the thief, both why did he have a harem of boys and why he was such a bad drug dealer and how he knew about the cycle to begin with.

I've seen this movie at least 10 times. Mind blown!

Great documentary. Thank you.

ok, but what does it mean that anomalisa is an anagram of a mona lisa?

6:27 Wow, this girl is big.

Computer animated films are an abomination.

concise and packed full of good analysis, wicked

One of my absolute most favorite movies....totally original, a masterpiece. Filled with stunning visuals, twisted symbolism, and a sublime ending. I own the film on VHS, if that tells you just how long I have loved this film. Bravo to Jodorowski.

this movie creeped me out so much. the diner scene from Mulholland Drive was probably the single scariest thing I've ever seen, but at least most of the rest of the movie gave you a break. this movie was more like a slow burn of that kind of tension almost the whole way through, and i really had trouble not looking away from time to time. if David Lynch ever directed a horror movie I don't think I'd survive.

So it’s actually two psychological mechanisms? One is the altered memory and the other the fantasy

The fat woman with the little dog is also (diffrent person of course) feaured in Nacho Libre.

What's with all the hints of substance abuse at the end?

Obviously wasn’t scary but the psychological part was a masterpiece! He carried this film and I’m now a fan of 70’s horror film. 🎥

Kubrick borrowed a lot for EWS.

I saw this movie when I was a teen and I didn’t understand it back then. Seeing this video now makes the movie look very artistic

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Alex laughs because in his eyes he proved that he is smarter than his friends by outsmarting them.

I could tell this girl was Asian.

Great analysis!

Watching your analysis is making me realize how Lynch-esque this movie is

Private Property comes from as early as the Ten Commandments ("...shall not steal") which predates "capitalism" by thousands of years.

Damn... just found this channel, went to subscribe and saw its dead :(

That's THE definitive explanation. I've been piecing all the clue together for a few hours and saw a bunch of explanations. This is the one.

A long hard watch. I understand this is a concept of sorts, but you wait and wait and wait for someone to come to Grace's defense. The closest ends being Tom and even he accepts her being abused by every adult in the town. While the cast is beyond stellar, you end up walking away with some degree of disbelief for the entire lack of humanity. Kidman's character is a bit of a Polyanna, initially wanting to spare the townspeople even though every adult male has essentially raped her. Then after reconsidering, she instructs her father to kill them all including children and an infant. Quite a reversal in no time flat. Certainly not the worst I've seen, but if I could get my time invested back to watch something else I would.

this is the scariest movie ending of all time..

It looks like a Jungian individuation, the key is - according to me - the light on the forehead of the two characters: full light on Elisabeth's forehead (which makes her character an 'anima', or 'soul') and the shadow on Alma's, which identifies an 'ombra', a 'shadow'. As far as the individuation goes ahead Alma's forehead too becomes bright, as in minute 03:01 of the video. The hands' movements, also in this fantastic synthetic video, often point to the foreheads.

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I came to this video looking for more information about the tenant and instead got spoiled about repulsion. Nice...

I love 79% of this movie. I just wish Woman #3 had MORE to do in the story . I also with the ending either MADE more sense OR was MORE bizarre . Pick one . I loved the interactions between Shelly and Sissy . I could watch the 2 of them in a weekly series just sitting around talking. I wish I was at the dinner party that never happened.