Angel's Egg Is the Most Beautiful Anime - MIAMAFV Day 2

[@Trixiethegoldenwitch]

9 years later, I can finally understand what the hell this movie was about. Thank you.

[@mopeybloke]

Digibro You should watch Chris Stuckmann's analysis.

[@UndeadMystic]

Just in time.

[@McDudes]

Chris duckman

[@isaacargesmith8217]

Chris Fuckmann

[@caiopatric]

He grew up with the fast and furious franchise. i don't trust no man like that.

[@Ichigosamaaah]

Angel's Egg is an eggsistential trip

[@wesleyruff4997]

get out

[@Punisher9419]

It's a shame Yoshitaka Amano doesn't do much anime anymore. I really love Bloodlust so much. Would kill for another film in the exact same art style and cell drawings.

[@golgarisoul]

I wish Demo was still with us.

[@sargin1]

Cypher Caliban same. he was and always will be my favorite KZbinr of all time. I still have a faint hope that he will return someday.

[@reigenlucilfer6154]

your wish has been granted. he is back

[@fernandocruz6135]

Not to mention that before christian imagery adopted the shepard, the fish used to be a symbol of jesus christ as a fisherman

[@anonrickfail1]

>That's all for episode 3! >I'll see you tomorrow for episode 3! I thought the fuckups would at least take more than a week

[@Kraigon42]

It's the one concession for "non-quality" he's making.

[@TotallyRadicalShow]

Well, if Demo won't do it, someone should.

[@AnimotionTheRock]

you know, when you said you were uploading everyday, i was expecting low quality bait videos filled with memes and with poorly made content like most people would. but not this guy, not the best guy ever. Continue the great job man.

[@hemessfell7747]

This video is fucking 6 years old and you probably know that already, but I've seen someone saying that that thing inside Filianore's Egg is an Ouroboros, which makes sense thematically considering the idea of "the artist who is fed up with its art and just wants to move on". Myiazaki did various interviews where he strongly suggested he didn't want to make a Dark Souls 3 and that it would be last Dark Souls game. The Ouroboros symbol (a snake eating its own tail) represents an end which is a new beggining as well. Dark souls 3 is the ending of the Dark Souls series, but Myiazaki is far from being tired of creating. What a fucking awesome artist.

[@sweetpotatodesuwa]

He's fucking doin it

[@blorgy7713]

Boiiii

[@PunchForJustice]

Well at least you got your video out faster than Demo

[@buglealgae]

I honestly thought it was demos vid when i saw angel's egg in my sub box

[@PunchForJustice]

I probably would have too if Nate didn't say he was going to make a Angel's Egg video yesterday

[@buglealgae]

This is my first of his vids I've actually watched, but I've like what I've seen when hes in digi's stuff, and digi says he loves him so i subbed but never followed up lol.

[@PunchForJustice]

WHAT ARE YOU A SCRUB CASULLLL REEEEEEE GET OFF MY COMMENT THREEEEEEERED no but seriously, his videos are good shit, watch all of them, especially the Gurren Lagann ones

[@thelevetzmeow746]

god dammit dont remind me

[@randomcomment7078]

this is no ordinary melancholy. this is... *Advanced Melancholy*

[@180223]

By god. The mad man is actually doing it but will his sanity survive these 31 days of insanity? Will he continue to deliver dank memes and weaponised thiccness? TUNE IN NEXT TIME TO FIND OUT IN THE NEXT EXCITING EPISODE OF MIAMAFV!

[@meemeekeykat9402]

i always enjoy an Angel's Egg analysis. i wish this film were better known. thanks!

[@semiazas]

that bit at the end with the eggs rising out of the sea? id always interpreted that as a hopeful message for the continuation of any kind of life after the passing of man, and a highlight to mans passing insignificance. The 'god' whether man-made or not, whether concious or simply a force of nature, needs to see the finality of humans before it brings forth new life in the birds in the eggs. As long as even one last human with sense held on, to an empty shell of hope, there could be no resolution or revolution. out with the old in with the new.

[@Futsureno]

Poor BestGuyEver, trying so hard to make low quality content and failing miserably...

[@vaxivop1]

To me, the girl becoming "adult" and then drowning symbolized that she became mature after seeing that the egg is empty and lost her innocence and blind faith in the world, which was her existence. Basically, as you said, the girl symbolizes specifically that faith and now that she has matured and no longer has that faith, that "side" of a single character (the other side being the boy) is now dead, causing her to drown instantly.

[@ihrnsedai8147]

I don't often give videos likes, but this analysis sure as hell deserves it. Thumbs up for you man amazing content.

[@AncientOrange]

Truly The BestGuyEver

[@Sandalwoodrk]

It seems to me that the boy is meant to be Oshii Considering he seems to be an actual priest whose lost faith I would even say he starts out only questioning his faith When she shows him the angel he goes over the edge And when their campfire dies His faith dies completely

[@821lancevance]

Sandal wood the boy is Jesus. He carries a cross and he also has bandages around his hands where Nails would go

[@Cabbolf]

This is one of my favorite movies and I've seen it many times. You did offer a couple of new insights, thank you.

[@Robersora]

I always thought about the shadows as them being an allegory for Plato's allegory of the cave.

[@LittleGreenPearl]

This is the most satisfactory interpretation of this film. I watched it last year with my friend, so I'm going to show her your vid! P.S. your teeth are so nice

[@Spamhammerful]

Angel's Egg is the Dark Souls of anime.

[@PBDNR]

Spamhammerful the visuals kind of reminded me of Bloodborne, but with biblical mythos instead of lovecraftian. I still need to play dark souls, but bloodborne is my favorite game, so I'm sure ill love it

[@crazythrasher14]

Spamhammerful but dark souls borrows more from berserk then anything else.

[@blipboigilgamesh7865]

crazythrasher14 For me much of the simbolism in Dark souls is based on AE, to the filianore stuff to the egg monsters, etc... But the thing that most surprises me is the musical inspiration that Motoi Sakuraba, composer of dark souls, took from AE soundtrack, as an example the main motiff in the Gwym track, is kinda the same one as the one on the unused track list

[@andresarancio6696]

More like Dark Souls and Bloodborne are the Angel's Egg of videogames

[@sozaj]

It's more like the the Andrei Tarkovsky film (Solaris) or Igmar Bergman film (the Seventh Seal) of anime.

[@McDudes]

Great movie I love how it tells it's story really well without that much dialog!

[@moralesfox]

Ok i just watch it thanks to you, and it was pretty great. Visuals, music, atmosphere, characters, all of that was fantastic. I usually don't like trippy stuff that is hard to follow, but this kept my attention all the way through. I mean, i could watch those scenery all day. About my interpretation, i think that glowy sphere it's god and that he is recolecting the remaining souls of his creation (the statues), like they were a part of him to begin with so he is taken them back, posibly to try to create life again once this world dissapairs. The egg of the girl represents her hope of this world becoming nice and warm again, and it's empty because that will never happen. Also, i haven't played Darksouls 3 so i didn't notice all the similarities, really interesting stuff. The guy being like a "chosen undead" makes a lot of sense.

[@DisableYT]

Nani!? You get the idea.

[@tehawsumninja]

As someone who's been following you and digi on your Eromanga Sensei descent into disappointment in mankind, I fucking lost it at 3:52 . I'm definitely warming up to these vids. Loving them and your quick editing style. Nice to know you are so pro that even your "quantity over quality" vids are better than around 80% of other anime content. Also, kudos to Munchy and that super eyecatching logo. I didn't say that on your last video, but I really liked it. Thanks for explaining this show. I watched it a while back and enjoyed it, but I'd be lying if I told you what was going on like half of the time. Fucking hyped for the next vid if it's as informative (or makes another Eromanga joke) as this one is.

[@Suoly_]

miamafv has actually been super fun so far, you can call these videos low quality all you want but i love getting your opinions on just about anything and i love seeing your face!!!

[@ferrelllinebarger3314]

I think the theme of the film might be the progression of beings without god, soldier dude introduces the idea that their creator may have died after dreaming them up. I don't know how the god figure orb would fit into my take away. But the female character in her dying moments creates a miracle via all the eggs, without gods help. The creator of the film going through a loss of faith may also fit in with this as he may have realized that life goes on even with the absence of god and his miracles

[@LoudWaffle]

I spent the whole day waiting for your video and COMPLETELY FORGOT to watch Angel's Egg in the meantime. I guess I'll watch this video tomorrow after I actually watch the film for reals this time.

[@mmmmmmm3246]

The best analysis of this movie I have ever seen. You deserve a standing ovation. Bravo!!

[@punpun666]

this is one of your best content till this day

[@PBDNR]

I had to stop your video like 3 minutes in to watch it myself, because it sounded like the type of elitist esoteric shit I love. I need to watch it again soon, but I think I loved it. Time to finish this video.

[@Akyumu]

I fuckin thought that Demo posted a video which would've been surprising since he hasn't uploaded in a year and he said he'd do an Angel's Egg video. I was even MORE SURPRISED to see that it was BestGuyEver since I thought he was in Thailand getting them "hookups"

[@bestcomments3743]

I don't know if you're aware but you have editing goals, and i'm watching this film because of you :)

[@MetroAndroid]

I did a writing assignment in English Comp on Angel's Egg. It's fantastic. Has a great soundtrack too. I can't sing its praises highly enough. It's amazing to see that someone who has put as much thought into this film as me actually exists. : )

[@gallowglass719]

This video is so fucking well-made. I was kind of hoping for someone to back me up on the "everything is bleak, God has abandoned us" interpretation rather than the "faith ended up paying off" interpretation Chris Stuckmann seemed to favor. I think both interpretations have merit (as in they could both reflect what Oshii was thinking when he made the film); however, your description of this world's "god" as mechanical and likely man-made helped solidify the bleaker interpretation - for me, at least. You've earned my subscription.

[@vicpc55]

I would question the interpretation that the egg was empty. After the girl finds the shell, we see her running through the stairs, and they are overrun with branches that weren't there before. When we see the outside, we can see one of the bird embryo trees growing from the structure they were inside. The embryo tree and the egg are related, because the breaking of the egg seems to have caused the tree to appear, but I don't know if the tree came from the egg or if grew (or became visible?) as a result of the egg breaking somehow. My interpretation: the tree represents humanity. The guy describes the tree as draining the soil to try to reach something, which would be humans destroying the earth in the name of progress, and also has parallels to Babel's Tower. The egg represents the hopes and/or ambitions of humanity. There was a bird/angel embryo inside the egg, and when the guy breaks it, the embryo is killed. The spirit of the embryo tries to ascend to heaven, but the tree grows to capture it. This represents humanity clinging to the false hopes/the past/etc, even after hope is dead. This is a more negative interpretation of the main character, because instead of showing the world the egg was empty, he actively kills what is inside it.

[@existentialmoron6334]

She didn't cry because the the egg broke but because it was empty

[@neonknight5857]

"I feel deep existential despair coming from this anime, and it is so, fucking, succulent." This guy gets me.

[@Erk1234567]

Watched it in High School and hated it. Watched it last night and love it. (Long ass interpretation incoming) I didn't read it as hopeless as your interpretation. The girl fills the jugs to watch the bubbles rise to the top. Contrasting with the constant rain of the flood, it seems like the bubbles are a hope for salvation. What you refer to as God, I believe is the angel of death, he's literally a giant bubble leading the faithful to salvation. Finally, when the girl drowns, the bubbles she releases turns into more eggs like the one she carries (in contrast to the translucent "real Angel's Eggs"), indicating that the eggs themselves are also the hope for salvation/a test of faith. They are empty, but they aren't meaningless. (Reminds me of Easter service back when I attended Church where they would give empty Easter Eggs to represent Christ's empty tomb, mild digression) The first thing we hear in the movie is the sound of an egg cracking and we see it followed by a child's hand growing larger, withered and tanned, presumably the boy's. I think the implication is that the boy is ultimately welcome for salvation, but his faith is already irrevocably shaken, and he's doomed to break every egg he comes across due to his own skepticism. Then there's also the debate of whether or not the movie's depiction of "salvation" is desirable, but this comment is already long enough.

[@MuzzYADam]

oh shit boi. congrates on 30k mah man. about time you get a pump in subs

[@asmallbabby4205]

Hahaha. I love this. Extroverted intellectualism and artistic appreciation. Thumbs up

[@TheNerdSmash]

Thanks so much for finally making the video, demo. I know you could do it.

[@papaaeon7210]

Personally I disagree with the message of Angel's Egg, but it is an amazing movie simply for it's aesthetic and the experience of watching it

[@Leonzannanera]

Very good video, quite appreciate the analisis, i just want to say one point of what i saw in the movie, when the man steal the egg he is quite doubtfull becouse he dont want to hurt the girl, thats it, a detail that was expressed very well imo. Oh and another thing, just think of how much this film inspired Miyazaki, just think about bloodborne.... the village of the fishermans

[@asdasd-be5ww]

The bird is supposed to be a symbol of hope, and it is supposed to take humanity and lead them to the promised land (it's symbolic of course). The egg, which the girl guards, is supposed to give birth to the bird. The boy cracks her egg (which turned out to be empty), after which she matures into womanhood and releases a hundred new eggs, before dying (destroying her hopes and dream, and stopping her from filling jars). The new eggs (which turn out not to be empty) grow to become birds and she is immortalized as a saint. The conclussion of this symbolism: Japan really, really wants women to give up on their dreams and careers and instead make more children.

[@Jrez]

I love that scene, I think it's the second time the girl asks "who are you?" And he replies "who are you?" And the looks on their faces just seem so satisfied. Like "yeah, neither of us know who we are anymore, but there's no way to find out so we are both content."

[@Kraigon42]

"Low-quality content" * does research * * reads the Bible * * writes a script * * does video editing * Don't ever change, Guy. You're awesome just the way you are.

[@Robersora]

The guy also arrived on orange machines in a blue-tainted world, strengthening your interpretation.

[@Senthain]

You and I love Dark Souls way too damn much.

[@jak22419]

Finally watched this film last night when you said you'd be talking about it today and yep, it's phenomenal. Pretty much got it first time around but still plenty to decipher so I'm very down to hear your interpretation of it!

[@iSdtea]

So glad to see this movie get more love

[@iao5013]

My interpretation of Filianore and the egg. As long as she is alive, the power of the lords remains. As long as the egg is intact, she is asleep which she must be alive to do. The egg is a representation of the lords' containment (egg shell) of humanity and the world (the abyss material on the inside). The egg is partially decomposed because the breaking nature of the everything, but enough of it remains for it to keep its composure. The perpetual state of Filianore and the egg cause the infamously convoluted timeline, which in turn causes the Dreg Heap fuckery and all that jazz. When the Ashen One touches the egg it breaks down, symbolically breaking the illusion. This wakes Filianore and we are fast forwarded to the point where everything has finally decomposed, which would cause the egg to decompose, which would be the point where Filianore would have naturally died. This is the point the world and humanity were never able to reach because of their containment and Gwyn tying the fate of the lords to humanity itself with the curse. At the end of everything there is Gael who remains from the beginning of everything, almost reaching the point of accumulating the entire Dark Soul.

[@kip_c]

psyched for the margarita filled review of ghost in the shell on cinco de mayo

[@acuerdox]

thank god for MIAMAFV

[@reNINTENDO]

Wow, my interpretation is extremely different. For one, I don't think the island is an overturned ark. The ark is very clearly where the girl lives and has been carrying jars of water. You can see the silhouette of it several times, and it's also where all the animal fossils are. The island is an actual island, but it should be noted that it's completely surrounded by water, illustrating that the world is still completely flooded beyond this one mass of land. I also don't think the man represents someone who's lost his faith, but instead someone who is a tester of faith. He could have broken the egg early on, but instead he returns it, asking her to question her own faith instead. When she holds onto her faith, he ends up doing the deed himself. This essentially relieves her of her burden. The egg is indeed empty, but I feel that's less representative of her faith being a complete lie and more to do with the test she was given. She seemingly was instructed to care for this egg, even if she can't remember when or by whom, and did so completely out of faith. There actually being anything in the egg is completely irrelevant. The man breaking the egg ends this test, which in turn starts in motion the events of the girls maturity and the birth of new life. Essentially I believe the man was instructed by God to test her, which he did and she succeeded. For her efforts she is now honored by God as a saint, and in my opinion the reseeding of life on the planet. Based on the island and what's on it, I think the implication is that man did live on for some time after the ark. The girl is use to being alone, but I'm not so sure if those fishermen are meant to be statues. I think instead that they are what remains of humanity, which long ago built the city on the island along with the technology present in the film. I feel they represent followers of faith who utilize there beliefs destructively. They've essentially lost who they are, and in that sense the girl is alone. She follows her faith constructively, choosing to devote her life to caring for an egg in hopes that it will bring about life once again. The fishermen are also attempting to kill these fish shadows, which based on the Noah story could demonstrate that these men learned nothing from the lesson of Noah and what it represents: they still desire to kill and consume. Basically I feel that the fishermen and likely other people still living on the island who honor and worship the ark (perhaps going so far as to shape the island in the arks image through the lines of rocks shown at the end of the film) but completely misunderstood its implications. Through their hunt and creation of technology they've continued to shape what God created through the destructive will of humanity. Considering the changes to the Noah myth, it makes me think that maybe the Jesus character (he has bandages where Jesus was nailed to the cross) is in fact meant to just be Jesus. He was born many centuries after Noah built his ark, but instead of doing the events in the Bible (which he can't do as the world is so different) he instead forgets what his purpose is. Seeing the fossil of the bird/angel reminds him of his purpose, which in this case is far different than that of the Bible. I realize the director lost his faith, so it's quite likely much of what you said is more of his intention. That said given the context of the movie, it's hard to argue that the state of the planet is not normal. Even with God being steam powered and made of metal, a higher power exists beyond the will of man. The same can be said for the validation of the Noah myth. Within the context of the movie, God exists and, as a result, faith in Him is to extent validated.

[@reNINTENDO]

You know, now that I think about it, this movie probably deals with reincarnation (which is possibly why the characters have memories of things they can't quite place), so perhaps the island _is_ an ark, but just an ark from a flood event that took place before the second ark that now rests on top of it. We're getting meta here.

[@blurblur5084]

Everyday of may we're getting a video, my birthday's this month. Cool beans.

[@Alucitary]

As soon as you mentioned that this movie was meant to be an anti religion allegory my fedora started tipping furiously throughout the rest of the video. Now I am supremely euphoric. Thank you.

[@ZigZagKangaroo]

Exactly! I love this movie with all of my heart. Own it on DVD, kind of expensive but worth all of my money.

[@foregroundeclispeleon6223]

I watched it yesterday last night, and my god this Anime film is god tear greatness!!!

[@KBDirector123]

Remember guys, if you want content, support him! Share the videos so he gets more views, like the videos, comment, and if you want to, throw a few bucks at him each video (the amount can be capped) on Patreon! Imagine his best content but he could work on it full-time. I'm just gonna comment this on every vid of MIAMAFV because I personally want to see more content and I know this is the way we're gonna get it.

[@alphavolta5038]

Holy shit Guy! You've gone from a Demo style of release to fucking Digibro! Gg my man, keep pumping this good shit out my son.

[@rodrigopacheco12]

Have you seen Magnetic Rose? Seems like something you would enjoy if you like Angel's Egg so much

[@gallowglass719]

Fantastic film - just as visually beautiful and thematically bleak (depending on your interpretation) as Angel's Egg.

[@gamerdude3465]

Man this is great, wish I could've found your channel sooner.

[@Cybershell13]

Fuck yeah Angel's Egg is awesome. I've been wanting a vid like this since Demo convinced me to watch it.

[@apill3542]

C-Cybershell-sama?!

[@reedeckert7437]

I don't know if this is fully relevant to the conversation, but some really important imagery in the catholic church is the mustard seed and sowing a seed of faith, which could be related to either the egg or the tree. As well as the symbolic imagery of fishermen in the bible, they are generally considered to the companions of christ and provide "food" or faith of the people. again I don't know if that's really relevant, but as someone who went through a transition from faith to atheism, this shit rocked!

[@Ultracity6060]

This is damn brilliant.

[@Pacal_II]

You do mention at some point the parallels between the man and Jesus but I'm wondering if you have some more thoughts regarding that. I had a bit of mixed reception of his character. On the one hand as you mentioned he clearly seems sceptical and wants to reveal to the girl what is in the egg. But on the other the parallels to Jesus are abound. He seems to see the God Construct in the beginning, he wears a cross and on top of that he has stygmata on his hands which are the wounds that Jesus had from being nailed to the cross. So why would a character that represents this view have parallels to a character that seems so contradictory to it?

[@McDudes]

Wow the best guy ever with the best video ever (again) :D

[@cd7002]

the fish is a classical christian symbol, a christian "fishes souls", fish in greek is ICHTYS, which is also an acronym for Iesus CHristos Theou Yios Soter, which means "Jesus Christ son of God Saviour". I think you missed that aspect

[@cd7002]

Greek language is very important to christianity, the new testament was written in greek

[@Ronin11111111]

I watched the movie on your recommendation and apart from being completely awed by it I'm kind of amused that both characters look perpetually stoned.

[@jessieloveshobbies]

Jesus is often represented by a fish symbol called the Ichthys. Its a simple symbol that people often use as bumper stickers or pins.

[@theclawyaww3740]

am I the only one that thought the last video was blurry because it was supposed to be a joke?

[@dominus9335]

The movie was a beautiful mix of Heaven And Hell. So, you ready to rock yet? I know I am.

[@blorgy7713]

Man this movie is getting a lot of play recently and I love it.

[@andresarancio6696]

Blame Dark Souls 3

[@aaronekstrand758]

I relate to this movie more now on a personal level, given this explanation... That feeling of, OH SHIT THE EGG IS FUCKING EMPTY GUYS!

[@leggendario93]

bestguyever about the shadow of fish, fish is a symbol representating christ in chatholic christianity ;)

[@Beastfromthe10]

this film reminds me of Akira only ten times more deep

[@grashol15]

how you describe the tree....that sounds more like the tree represents humanity. draining resources , check. reaching for something greater it will never reach,check. so yeah thats my 2 cents.

[@BinaryDood]

I thought the tree birds appeared in the beginning too... I never thought they were a product of her

[@andresarancio6696]

A single one appears in the beginning, which may be the tree the guy was talking about

[@KyrstOak]

I've got to ask - what's the light behind his head moving around? Is that a small light that's been clipped to the collar of his shirt?

[@KeroKaminaX]

god, FINALLY. it's been forever since your last upload. jfc

[@pawndidater]

I wonder if this movie has anything to do with Aldrich's "vision of a coming age of the deep sea" which doesn't seem to refer to anything in Dark Souls canon.

[@pawndidater]

It would make sense if it was a Bloodborne reference. There's other evidence that the world painted by the girl is Bloodborne, not the least of which is the fact that the world is literally born from blood.

[@sanitarysanchez]

a more hopeful ending to angels egg as i see it is that the eye like thing at the end was god and only through unwavering faith was the girl able to enter into heaven

[@scully00]

I guess this gives context to why Oshii went and made Ghost in the shell after denying god.

[@forsenfan69]

great video brad

[@axelb8488]

This movie is obviously about feminism. The egg represents the patriarchy and how empty the promise of it is. Then, the one person questioning it, smashes the patriarchy to wake up the woman with internalized misogyny. Any true feminist could figure that out.

[@rumfordc]

You're wrong. This movie is obviously about worker's rights. The egg represents the corporatocracy and how empty the promise of it is. Then, the one person questioning it, smashes the corporatocracy to wake up the woman under the spell of consumerism. Any true egalitarian could figure that out.

[@MrJman2v]

Just fyi, there's a darkened spot under the picture of the guy. Didn't detract from how good this was!

[@maxmustermann9058]

"The way that they are described by the dude" now I always have to think about the guy speaking with the voice of the Big Lebowski for some reason. "The dude says that you need to break a egg to see whats inside."

[@KidderRachel]

Love that Mamoru Oshii doesn't know what the film is about because (coincidentally) my favorite way to write is to not know what I'm writing about. Kinda just mash some images together and have the people in my writing classes take their best guess haha

[@danielbeale1686]

Nani? Nate doesnt upload?

[@Ablestron]

I thought mamoru oshi went through a crisis of faith not an utter loss of it; I believe he went back to the faith later in life I forget. The way the girl holds the egg as though she's pregnant. But also a young innocent. Clearly she represents the Virgin Mary to some degree.

[@MrSoundblaster90]

What is the song that plays during the logo?

[@terthna7186]

Went and watched this thing for myself in preparation for your video on it; only lasted about half an hour before giving up out of sheer boredom. Then again, I'm not a fan of the Dark Souls series, Mamoru Oshii's directorial work, or Yoshitaka Amano's art, so I'm not sure what I expected.

[@lizucavictoria]

I have seen a lot of analysis videos on this movie I feel I don't even to watch it. But I will eventually.

[@cyba6286]

Very clean

[@coenraed]

Oshii has always believed that authorial intent is not important, and has also said that no director really knows what he's created. So just because he said he had no dea what his film was about, doesn't necessarily mean he had no meaning in mind for it. In other words, you may well be (mostly) right

[@MissJasmine305]

......... I gotta go watch this fucking movie it sounds amazing as shit.