Arrival 2016 - Opening & Ending Soundtrack

"On the Nature of Daylight" by Max Richter

[@sharathsh9987]

It's strange how my friends thought this movie was a bore and I on the other hand thought this was the best movie of 2016.

[@AkshaySinghJamwal]

It was.

[@sharathsh9987]

***** Do specify.

[@AkshaySinghJamwal]

I meant that it was the best movie of 2016. It's the best science fiction movie I've seen in a very long time. It's originality alone sets it apart in an age of awful rehashes and remakes.

[@sharathsh9987]

***** Oh well. I thought you were agreeing with my friends. And someone shares my horror on incredibly annoying remakes and reboots..

[@sharathsh9987]

***** Exactly! I knew what I was getting into before I watched this movie. They were hoping for a movie like Pacific Rim or some other shit.

[@josesilva-kr6mh]

General Chang wife's dying words translate to "In war there are no winners, only widows."

[@emreevo8]

There can't be any widows if you kill them both.

[@frederiksd]

Then its not war, but extermination...

[@EminAnimE1]

Not really. Even the winners aren't really winners. They witness their friends die in battle and they are forced to continue the war as they see people they love die in front of them.

[@toyamihiyami7941]

Very cool, couldn't like this enough. I don't know Chinese, so this was lost on me.

[@blueeyed5074]

+jose silva Wow, really? I didn't know that, thanks!

[@ALeaud]

"You know what surprised me the most? It wasn't meeting them. It was meeting you."

[@emreevo8]

And then they get divorced. It renders that statement completely unimpressive.

[@ALeaud]

Emre.D I know. That upsets me too. Was the film saying that there isn't such thing as free will?

[@Hard_Boiled_Entertainment]

I wonder, though, if she DOES tell him, "this time"?

[@bignerd5529]

+Emre.D wouldn't say unimpressive. He truly did love her and he didn't leave her only because the love faded, but because she kept the fact that their only child would succumb to cancer, and she saw how everything would go without telling Ian about it. He felt deceived.

[@emreevo8]

I don't think she kept that information from her husband. She actually told him and he left because he thought that she chose to have a baby even though she knew that their kid would die. Here are the lines from that scene: -Are you gonna leave me like daddy did? -Oh, Hannah, honey, your daddy didn't leave you. You're gonna see him this weekend. -He doesn't look at me the same way anymore. -It's my fault. I told him something that he wasn't ready to hear. -What? -Well... Believe it or not, I know something that's going to happen. I can't explain how I know. I just do. And when I told your daddy, he got really mad. And he said I made the wrong choice.

[@brendancox668]

The part that got me was when she said, "I forgot how much I loved you holding me." He had never held her yet. Tears commence.

[@boredman1890]

should be "I forgot how much I'm going to love you holding me"

[@labae8728]

MY LUNGS BUSTED WHEN SHE SAID THAT

[@elliemoon88]

Still crying to this day...

[@DanPhantomFan]

I can't stop thinking about this movie

[@TheTonyEntertainment]

Dominic Santiago same here the best in a very long time

[@Brian-jn8mr]

same. there's just sth so poignant, intimate, inevitable, but so brave, so brave in the fabric of feelings. the music in the movie just brought you right to that point of realization and emotional state till the end without u knowing it

[@chaly005]

Dominic Santiago me too. The film is so powerful and too deep specially this scene where she decides to keep her vision and enjoy every minute life will give her with her daughter :(

[@jesuseduardoroldan]

its a book

[@stoinge]

brilliant film

[@GoonaTVhi]

This movie and Interstellar were the two best of this decade.

[@lunawhite4779]

It does remind me of Interstellar.

[@EminAnimE1]

LOL

[@koek1122]

dont compare arrival with interstellar. interstellar was ballsy project that everybody gave a green card too, because it was Nolan. Arrival was such a beautiful emotional story

[@GoonaTVhi]

I guess you have never seen Interstellar then

[@SamuelWhitby]

Interstellar and Arrival are very much alike, they both delve into a part of sci-fi that hasn't really been explored yet. Both in completely different ways however scientifically they tried to obey as many laws of physics as possible but also explored theoretical physics. Are you saying that at the end of interstellar you didn't think about science and that there is still so much undiscovered. Both were equally as good and will go down to me, as the two best sci-fi films to be made.

[@elliotwolf2276]

"Louise can tell future" I suddenly get goose bumps and realize all the "flashbacks" are actually flash forwards

[@vahyalakwaga5428]

It's simply an amazing film.

[@Haunter_X]

in fact she cant "tell the future", she is aways living it, past present and future, at every moment, so those are not flashbacks nor flashforwards, but only "flashs"! And thats a fucking amazing concept and was showed perfectly through the movie!

[@matheusnery7]

I thought that was weird she had a grown up daughter end still looked young

[@Risingofthephoenix]

@@matheusnery7 Grown up? The daughter was 12 when she died. It even shows the ages of “Hannah” in the credits 12 years old being the oldest before Hannah died and Amy Adams was 42 years old at the time she did this movie. Which means its possible she could’ve had a daughter as old as 24 years old if they wanted and it still would’ve been realistic.

[@KeepAGod100]

The number 1 criticism of movies is that there too predictable. Louise’s interactions with her daughter and the revelation of who the father was was totally out of the blue.

[@interstellarlapisthecccp4946]

Anyone else cry like a little bitch at the end of this movie? I'm glad I didn't see this in theaters because when 1:41 came on and I saw her playing with the baby it just all hit me right there and then. She knew her daughter would have cancer and she chose to have her anyway because she got to know her and she wanted to let her exist even though her life would be filled with suffering... then the dad was playing with the baby and I remembered how they got divorced when he found out she knew all along and didn't say anything and it just broke my heart.

[@Glenuig]

Spoiler much?

[@jesuseduardoroldan]

wasn't cancer.

[@mincenko]

You didn't understand the movie. Her daugther never had cancer. Go watch it again.

[@interstellarlapisthecccp4946]

UK mincenko I didn't understand the movie? Her daughter does die of cancer, I'm not sure what you thought was happening but I think you are the one who should watch it again :)

[@Brao69]

I am happy to admit it, YES :)

[@TheSovereignIndividual855]

I feel like I am not the same after watching this movie. It has changed me, forever.

[@bonitakinsinger6634]

One of my favorite things about this movie is how the language expert is the one who speaks the softest and is the best listener.

[@BlueyMcPhluey]

and how the language expert was the protagonist! when was the last time that happened?

[@bonitakinsinger6634]

I don't recall anyone playing the kind of expert in the field that Amy played in this film. Even in the progression of this one while her knowledge was respected she was personally relegated to the background of the actions they took. Had she not been a character who was by nature a quiet person they would have considered her a possible problem and watched her more strictly. In her case she slipped under all of their personal radar in being far more proactive and possessing a self confidence that she did not advertise. Once she knew an answer she pursued it diligently and without hesitation. In all matters their underestimation of her played to her strengths.

[@thomasdixon1369]

Because she was a woman. No hubris to get in the way. I loved the scene where she sheds her suit and stands with her hand the glass. She's so small.... and courageous.

[@stephenhilton7351]

While an adaptation has been in development hell for years at this point, the book "The Sparrow" also has a linguist as the main character (and was also just a very good and thoughtful story).

[@whatsleft100]

@@BlueyMcPhluey stargate but that was for symbols

[@mexa_t6534]

this movie is criminally underrated. Probably people nowdays are so used to shitty sci-fi flicks that when something good comes out, they don't know how to react to it and deem it boring. This movie is not for everyone indeed, but it's still amazing

[@MrKstate21]

Criminally underrated, what do you mean? It was a huge critical and financial success

[@Zombiesnyder13]

Plus, it won an Oscar out of 8 nominations

[@petele345]

Got great reviews. One of the best movies of the year according to most critics. Thumbs up around the world. Hardly underrated.

[@indowithbadenglish5677]

Specially today's generation that thinks suicide squad is a movie masterpiece

[@AktenJoe]

@@Zombiesnyder13 lol ,what do you mean, that you really compare the quality between arrival and moonlight? the oscar is for shit, winning the golden boy in best tone is ridiculous

[@user-gc5lf7bc6d]

a deeply philosophical movie...

[@NessieAndrew]

I wouldn't agree. It raises questions about language that we already have answers for.

[@JJandoONER]

@@NessieAndrew learn to read between the lines

[@JJandoONER]

@@NessieAndrew not so much a singular message, more so themes like perspective, choice and inherent human nature. Arrival does a great job of conveying ideas unrelated to aliens through methaphor.

[@NessieAndrew]

@@JJandoONER Are you sure that's not just in your head?

[@paulinaalicjablok6600]

Nessie Andrew it is a philosophical movie cause this movie shows how strong Louise was and how she kept going and how she didn’t tell to his “future” husband that their daughter is going to die..

[@Tetsuo_88]

This is where your story begins. The day they departed. Despite knowing the journey... and where it leads... I EMBRACE IT. And I welcome every moment of it.

[@bradleybfb]

These words marked me

[@muhanad102]

this makes me tear up every single team I read it or hear it!!

[@muhanad102]

time*

[@kylan1817]

and after that, i cry soo much!!!! soo soo much this movie touch my heart

[@manuelantonioarizacastro9070]

🤐🤐😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@DrakeCaliburn]

I can't explain why I think this is a great movie, and everyone looks at me like a raving lunatic, and all I want is to talk about how beautiful and brilliant this movie is.

[@KingDomsKingdom85]

Dont worry pal i have the same issue with my missus, she tried watching it whilst drunk once so obviously didnt get into it but i watched it whilst she was babysitting her nephews whilst stone cold sober... and i can honestly say its in my top 3 movies of all time.

[@pedrazomachine]

one of my top5, I was really touched by and I recommended this to all my acquaintances, like you

[@elliemoon88]

lol I feel this so hard. Everybody I force to watch this movie with me ends up falling asleep...

[@Konkonsoy]

The ending to this movie hit me like a ton of bricks

[@KingDomsKingdom85]

Same pal, genuinely burst into tears personally.

[@kalebdavis9166]

Dude! I just saw it for the first time, and it literally did the same for me. More than anything, it made me see that the moment our mind realizes the largest difference, the greatest change occurs. I wish we could access this power now so badly.

[@ritabernardes6686]

I cried so much 😭

[@seanb1321]

Cry every time

[@pedrosarrico6948]

@@ritabernardes6686 Eu também.

[@sergiomedrano3992]

I am a high school physics teacher, and I use this movie and Interstellar to explain better parallel universes, black holes, and how time is not linear in another dimension. One of my students confessed me that she haven’t cried so much as she did watching this film. Her brother has passed away two years before of cancer, but she said that despite all her suffering and pain, she wouldn’t change anything if she could. I still cry every time I remember her!!

[@arindamkalita2430]

Oh, god. I feel so sad for your student's loss. I mean Of course, this movie has depicted the attachment so well that you gotta admit that every moment with your loved ones are precious and irrecoverable...

[@alexuhbujhmtd946]

Я думаю это жизнь. И она многослойна.

[@prodigyproductions8214]

It is better to have loved and lost, than to have never loved at all.

[@Stalkingwolf]

maybe for you, but not for the person who died. srsly that is stupid.

[@prodigyproductions8214]

Stalkingwolf So in the case of this movie, you would rather have the girl not exist at all, then to have her live for 16 good years?

[@Stalkingwolf]

The big question is, would we have the right to decide this? We know she will die. More or less quilted. Do we reward them or amuse ourselves with the 16 years? If we know that someone dies we could prepare ourselves, but the person does not. Thats not a simple question / decision. btw. nice avatar ;-)

[@prodigyproductions8214]

Stalkingwolf That is true the person would not know, but For me I'd rather live 16 years than not exist at all

[@Spaxecowboy]

I can live with this

[@AsianTexasCowboy]

So... Abbott knew what was about to happen to him, but still sacrificed himself so that his species will get help from human species 3000 years from now. You da real MVP, Abbott T_T

[@syedusamarehman5881]

3000

[@AsianTexasCowboy]

Oh shit, you are right. 3000.

[@TheCheekPunisher]

tedrocks He loves us 3000

[@mochammadthobiin5096]

that's sound like Jesus about 2000 years ago Shalom...

[@labae8728]

@@mochammadthobiin5096 oh wow you made me realize this now...

[@RegularMordo]

I'm crying, because this song and the movie are beautiful

[@mohammed.akram2023]

me too , Iam feeling that I could communicate with the whole universe

[@danlucey4391]

The song is from shutter island if you haven't seen it I'd recommend it. Its quite amazing.

[@T47]

Me too, this music hit the feelings.

[@ryu7408]

Yes same here

[@radudebu5551]

I'm crying because i've lost my son

[@deejayzork]

If you could see your whole life from start to finish, would you change things?

[@davidl4953]

That was the most powerful part to me in the whole movie. That one question she asked him. I wonder if he would answered the same, if he knew what a loaded question that really was. Would you be willing to watch your child suffer through cancer? She knew what was going to happen and still accepted it as so. I've thought about if I could do the same thing. A very tough choice indeed.

[@lewystyles]

"story of your life"

[@serbenigma441]

lul

[@S3SSioN_Solaris]

This question alone is enough to make me break down and look at the stars hoping that I am not the only one who would physically vapourise at the thought of this being possible...

[@hamndv]

Can Samarra be avoided or can you cheat death!

[@secretworldcomics]

One of the most hauntingly beautiful music pieces of all time

[@genuyne4u]

It really is the most haunting peace of music I've heard so far.

[@tyrdunbar]

I can easily force myself to cry when listening to this

[@mikkosalo1547]

Crying is purifying..if someone cant cry theres something wrong

[@KingDomsKingdom85]

@COOKIE LEGEND!! seek immediate medical attention my friend... im joking btw. Some people can and some people cant im just glad that i can as apparently its really good for your wellbeing.

[@alanawozniak5430]

I don't even have to force myself. The tears just come when they want 😭

[@jitenpoddar8664]

Me too 😢

[@copperntod17]

Then watch the ending of the new movie Togo on Disney+. Same song, and you will definitely cry your eyes out with the ending.. based on a true story.

[@Khobz117]

this is one of those incredibly rare movies that we are all so fortunate to experience. Absolutely beautiful.

[@thefirerises12345]

The best movie of 2016.

[@AbhishekMishra-sy7ih]

A beautiful movie. Really beautiful.

[@leannebrown02]

One of my favorite films of all time

[@miiiikku]

Despite knowing the journey and where it leads, I embrace it and I welcome every moment of it.

[@marcumm]

Never had a song that actually forced me to cry so much. Cant help but think of holding my 22 week old son that sadly came to soon and passed away.

[@Gabriel-oq8gs]

I'm sorry for your loss.

[@marcumm]

Thanks I appreciate that.

[@pjroberts9215]

Matt Marcum I'm so sorry for your loss

[@koek1122]

thats harsh man! May god, or whoever holds the steering wheel to our lives, lead you to better things in life!

[@Pflameslinger]

So sorry :(

[@Skycube100]

Arrival is such a masterpiece to me, kinda even feels like a gift to those who are watching the film. The cinematography for each shots, the drama, how the kuleshov effect has been implemented, the soundtrack, and amy adams performance will just make you cry. I'm embarrassed but happy to say that I was crying the whole time watching it, cause the whole film feels really more like an Art rather than just a form of entertainment.

[@Skycube100]

An Art born from a collection of Art ^_^

[@kailenne7149]

Indeed, pure art :) I cryed a lot too. What a wonderful lesson

[@KingDomsKingdom85]

Another dude here too who cried his eyes out. I've never watched a film that has hit me as hard as this one did... its truly perfect.

[@debra6426]

Agree completely.

[@prototropo]

I cry if I even just remember the movie riding the streetcar home. Any one who's ever lost someone very dear, and who's ever wondered if there's another way to be alive, or sentient, or vulnerable and loving without courting catastrophe, must cry when such questions are suspended before us. And Max Richter's music is like a jewel with all our feelings and questions entombed within. The immensity of "Arrival," and its great meaning for me, was not that it answered any questions, but that it reassures everyone who rides the same questions home everyday that we are on an authentic, realistic journey. We don't hear any literal answers in the story because they aren't a destination, nor does the passage of time define any literal journey. Life is the journey, I think the Octopods were saying, and Amy's character discovers long before the end that being alive with others is its own destination.

[@ChakibTsouli]

A movie where Aliens are actually the good guys who came here to do us assholes a service. I hope other directors take notice and stop portraying humans as a superior race worthy of living.

[@jackmuller5478]

while i agree with the overall premis you are putting forward, it is important to keep in mind they didnt come here to do us a service, but rather to ask us for our help as they could use their language to know that they would need us in about 3000 years or so. but still, you are right. abbott shouldnt have died. felt so sorry for him :( kind of interesting though, to think about the fact that he knew all along he would die there and yet, he still did it and gave up his life for the survival of his species....

[@jackcostello9271]

You're forgetting something. The Aliens DID come to help humans, yes it was so that in return humans could help the aliens, but the heptapods still chose to spread their knowledge across the globe, and share it with all different nations (hence their landing in twelve ships rather than just one). When one of the military guys asks why the aliens only give us a PIECE of the puzzle, Louise (Amy Adams) responds by saying: "What better way to make us work together for once?" The aliens knew that humans were a divided species that struggled with war and opposition, so the aliens choosing to give a little bit of technology to several different nations forced the world to work together, and it is shown in the future at some party that the world becomes unified. Yes the aliens needed a favor, but they also chose to help us more than they needed to

[@Bahumet22]

Jack Costello whats it called when two groups help each other and win?

[@jackmuller5478]

i was reffering to their intent, not their actions per se...

[@jackcostello9271]

NON-ZERO SUM GAME

[@missinformation5451]

Quite honestly one of the best movies I've seen this year... not entertaining in the same sense most movies are, but it really got me thinking and it's the first movie that made me cry in quite some time.

[@mort2034]

If that's your real name, I'm super jealous I: Sounds like a royalty name or smth.

[@NathanSmith-ru8ic]

The beautiful thing about this movie for me wasn't necessarily the entertainment aspect, but rather the esoteric realm of the psychology of linguistics and open mindedness that we as humans tend to lack.

[@miomoses3725]

thats her internet name, we all have them

[@jalal3254]

adams performance was so good its a shame she wasnt nominated for an oscar

[@MikePhilbin1966]

Literally, in theatre, waterworks activated late in the film. Wild.

[@marcusbaldwin4405]

like if arrival should have won best picture

[@7silverlight]

Watched arrival again this evening. What a masterpiece. Everything about it is a gift.

[@Powd3r81]

Just watched it! What a beautiful movie

[@marvinomarmenjivaralvarez2086]

A stunning movie with a poerful message about the importance of communication. Amy Adams performance was brilliant. I believe this is a very powerful drama disguised as a sci-fi. Excellent job.

[@matrixleader]

Marvin Omar Menjivar Alvarez You know what? I really hope Trump listens to the people because he's so aggressive in making drastic changes in his country, it brings fear..So much division and hatred in America right now..

[@poeticdreamer6028]

Dennis Rene Soliman um...

[@matrixleader]

Arc Clone Trooper lol when you watch a movie like this you can't help being emotional. Anything comes to mind.

[@whatsleft100]

thats why I love Sci fi because it's mainly human factors in space.

[@manchild4205]

"In war, there are no winners. only Widows."

[@1982Timberlake]

Einer der besten Filme die ich jemals gesehen habe.

[@kofitekpetey943]

The damn soundtrack.... it always pulls me back here

[@maiashar8441]

I just want to ask people who disliked and will dislike this masterpiece, WFT is your priblem?

[@coletrainhetrick]

they thought they'd actually see the clips

[@coletrainhetrick]

***** okay? Why should I assume anything less?

[@xoreign]

Coletrain Hetrick because this says soundtrack. not opening and ending SCENE

[@coletrainhetrick]

Xoreign Not my fault if others can't read it thoroughly.

[@DB-xk1ir]

They obviously do not comprehend and/or understand Meaning ...and/or they're not deep thinkers and/or they just do not care for and/or value Meaning within their lives.

[@deletedscenes]

Haven't been able to get this piece of music out of my head since I saw this movie. One of the best of 2016.

[@borabora1309]

Stephen Otten I have the same issue..

[@Bianca-qg6qj]

One of the greatest I ever watched... Amy Adams deserved that oscar nomination :(

[@growkit]

Interstellar / Arrival / Contact its kind of movie we don't forget and each one have a great sound

[@sotokar2147]

Amazing movie....One of the best endings ever....Amy Adams was astonishing as always...Just a dream...I am crying...I still can't believe that Amy is not nominated for an Oscar...We love you Amy so much!!!

[@upscaleavenue]

One of the most amazing movies ever created

[@mosesmosestv]

The piece itself is a musical palindrome

[@matthewchinmingwei6721]

is it really? Don't know much about music so I can't tell but that is just beautiful.

[@mikaxler4701]

mosesmosestv so if i were to read the music backwards, would it sound the same as played normally?

[@jonmarc11]

mosesmosestv I don't think it is actually?

[@hayley581]

that would be so cool

[@yannbrogard6971]

Just tried it. It is the same yes, in terms of structure. It does not make the actual same sound of course, but you can play it backwards and recognize it, which is already pretty amazing

[@cvrxtc]

Time is non-linear as this picture portrays. In its all simplicity, it basically gives you an infinite possibility of past, present & future, you can even see alternate pasts, a life that you could have lived. Its the actions you're taking now that dictates which courses of future you're taking. Abott could have chosen the alternate future path where it could have lived, but it chose this path (to die) because that's what gives it meaning for it's existence. Powerful theory, think of it like a whole web of threads all connected leading to different outcomes; all branching out from different pasts, leading to different presents and different futures.

[@air9269]

Om Mani Padme Hum

[@labae8728]

I swear I watched this movie for the first time yesterday AND I DONT REGRET ANY OF IT. This is such pure art that people who thinks this movie is boring, doesnt appreciate or know real art

[@naydra199]

Art is in the eye of the viewer

[@nowkar3766]

great movie , nice music! Amy Adams is perfect!!

[@buddygranado6242]

good movie

[@latino_amistoso]

"You know I've had my head tilted up to the stars for as long as I can remember, you know what surprised me the most? It wasn't meeting them, It was meeting you"

[@T47]

That was deep and that whole ending scene almost made me cry but this music made me shed a tear

[@FunnyGirlGraphics]

Haunting..breathtaking...hearing them breathe into the wind instruments as the camera glides over the pod...to our destiny.........this movie is so moving. I hope Amy Adams is recognized for her unbelievable way she can suck a movie goer into the very heart of her character. Such an incredible journey. The music, the movie, the whole thing from beginning to end. Just like the title of this video. Ugh it brings tears to my eyes. You know the music is perfect if you can listen and be brought right back into that movie theatre trying to not let anyone see you weeping. #arrival #amyadams

[@carlosgarciasanchez]

A beautiful tragedy 💔. I bawled like a baby at the end. Just beautiful and magnificent, and just tragic

[@tobeetwo]

Five years later this film still haunts me. I didn't understand it at the time, but when I caught up I realized it wasn't even a science fiction, though you go thinking that. It has such a powerful and sad ending, that stays with you. Everytime I hear Max Richter's theme, i'm transported back and locked on to Amy Adams character. All I can say is this film is very underrated and if not now will be considered a classic for years to come.

[@jeffb1886]

Every time I come back here, I have the same emotional reaction. Years later, it remains such a moving experience. Thank you Max.

[@agusbel2462]

So emotional

[@certifiedsexhaver8400]

The ending of this movie hit me like a fucking freight train

[@savioluis1339]

nada no mundo vai superar a sensação que esse filme me trás, pra onde ele me transporta. É simplesmente perfeito.

[@saleconomos473]

Immediately thought of Hans Zimmer when first hearing this.

[@omarsiddiqi6042]

sal economos same

[@tanyakrymovska9807]

Hans Zimmer ist the best. It wasn't him, though

[@barneyelo]

Immediately thought of shutter island when I first heard this

[@alexpeace2819]

Is it not Johan Johansson?

[@onionlipadua]

Whenever I hear a strings music I immediately think of Max Richter. He has a Vivaldi potential, but a little bit more expressive and emotional.

[@hani7192]

every time i hear this song it ruins me emotionally

[@hamndv]

I'm glad they still make movies like this pure science fiction. 🕳️

[@AnimeBallsDeep]

amazing

[@jeremyvanb821]

this score really brought the movie up a notch. very haunting.

[@poeticdreamer6028]

I wish, I wasn't so scared, I wish I was the perfect child, I wish I had the perfect grades. I wish I wasn't so annoying, so ignorant. I wish I was beautiful, that I had purpose, I wish I could have confidence in myself. I wish I had friends, or family, or a future. I wish I had talent, skills, dreams, motivation ... How many of you have the same wishes...How many of you feel so alone despite being in a room full of people. How many of you don't know your purpose and don't think you have one. How many of you, think your not beautiful Well let me tell you something, I couldn't care less what you have been told by some random haters who know nothing about you. You are beautiful, you have something that make you unique, makes you, well you. Life is hard, its difficult, it can be hell. But don't focus only on the negative, because life is also beautiful, gorgeous, amazing. You don't have to be perfect, You don't have to wear a mask every single day. You don't need the right body, voice, eyes, smile, the right talents or lifestyle. And I'm not talking health here, I mean the very things that make you a person. Let me try to explain. I had a friend who tried smoking, who bullied other kids, who didnt do homework, only to fit in. Deep down he hated himself. He had no confidence, he didn't know who he was. And ironically, many people, especially kids and teens do that. Wearing this mask, because they want to be accepted, want to be loved. If you're that person today, then please listen. People will always find a reason to hate you, not everyone will accept you. And I know that must be hard to hear but its cold hard truth. But do you know what else is true, Some people will. Not for the mask you wear, Not for this facade or act. They'll love all of you or try to. With all your perks and flaws, with all your mistakes and failures. And if you feel like life is pointless and you'll never get over depression or something that just blocks you from being happy, living your life. Then I ask you to open your eyes. There are people in this very place, who felt exactly the same way....Teachers, Students, Friends, Family. In here, Out there, Everywhere. I would know, I was one of them. I don't have all the answers. the opinions of people who don't know me, are simply that..opinions. simply because someone doesn't like me, it doesn't mean I'm any less beautiful, any less....Human . You have the ability to be the best version of yourself. And no one can take that ability away. Some of you want to be NBA superstars, and I honestly believe that you can, you can be that. Some of you want to be doctors, lawyers, even politicians. So what is stopping you? Some of you want to be singers but are too scared to sing. I know how that feels, but let me ask you, if you knee that one day you would stand on a stage, sing in front of a crowds of thousands of people who sing along and dance along. Wouldn't it be worth it. Let me put it this way, If you are scared to do it, then do it scared. Fear is an illusion anyways, So let's Recap, You are beautiful, You have purpose, Your worth isn't defines by opinions or People, but you alone. Dreams can come true if you work hard to achieve them and Fear is a lie. Be proud of who you are, Believe in yourself......Fight through the hurt, Take off the mask, And be a legend.

[@lollirot6464]

thank you

[@lollirot6464]

@Christy Sara sometimes, the people who need it most, do find these messages. like me. anyone out there reading this, know that you do have an audience that might just happen upon heartfelt words. those words will help. even if it's just one person. or even if it's just you. getting the words out are a help to yourself sometimes

[@adastra8218]

Thanks 🥺😭😘🤙

[@ahmadserhal5939]

i love you bro❤

[@AjayKumar-ph8sy]

A kind push everyone on the earth needs💓

[@leannebrown02]

This is the only movie that after having seen it, I wanted to see it again RIGHT AWAY! God, this film is beautiful.

[@sallyshipwreck4315]

Heh! I watched it again this year and probably will have to buy it as I'll want to watch it again, just like K-PAX, Blade Runner and Interstellar.

[@van_creative]

This was a beautiful film and story. Sometimes the best films are the ones that require us thinking more than sheer entertainment

[@TheFourthWinchester]

I wanna cry every single time I hear this tune! God, I love this movie!

[@jocelynr4940]

So wonderful, the music and the movie. Many layers of meaning. It gives us much to think about. So very sad and so very happy at the same time, much as life itself is. Now and then a movie comes along that drives right to the depths of our human existence, and Arrival does just that.

[@MarquisFS]

I loved this movie!! & this track is so soothing

[@geethikaisurusampath]

Best usage of Cinemotography.

[@Hieimaro]

As a grown man who seen several of sad yet beautiful movies, I cried my eyes out after watching this. I was ugly crying man...

[@yehpoting3299]

戰爭不成就英雄，只留下孤兒寡母 wars don't make heroes only widows and orphans

[@user-ou1sn6vt9l]

Музыка для души!!!) Спасибо Максу Рихтеру за его вклад в мировое наследие достойной музыки! Браво, автор, браво!!!...

[@bossg6626]

This movie is a pure masterpiece

[@117842]

This movie is profoundly beautiful... this music stirs my soul...when she says "come back to me" when her baby starts crying in the hospital, then she says come back to me when her child died...

[@siva7529]

cant believe she didnt even nominated for oscars

[@tfnut]

Get on the floor Try not to cry Cry a whole lot

[@stevesanchez9699]

The scene near the end where Louise rises in the black-shale colored pod and enters the alien atmosphere without any suit evokes a very heavenly feeling. She is weightless and every detail of her hair and face is sharp and flowing. There is primal wonder and alertness on her face that has been reduced to utter nakedness from the presence of pure white light in that place. Her face is blanched white and child-like from the higher light and presence, yet she slowly regains her composure, and her mature intelligence is there. All this is consistent with the nature of heaven in that in that place our senses and abilities become many times more acute. When she entered this place it also took her a moment to be able to breath in that atmosphere, which is true of every society of heaven. In each society of heaven the atmosphere is composed of its quality of love and use, and one must be in harmony with those qualities to be there. Of course it could be that they were representing the different natural atmospherics of that place, but it still works as an allegory particularly in that it was a very spiritual experience. Louise speaks with the enormous aliens not fully understanding what they are saying but yearning to understand more, which she will in time. She asks the alien how it knows the future and the alien tells her that ‘you too know the future’, and it is later revealed that she does understand the past and future as the story all comes together. Arrival demonstrates allegories of heaven and spiritual/religious themes in several ways. I will use the movie as a spring board to elucidate some of these themes and how they relate to spiritual principle. Louise in the end understands the past and future and the meaning of her life. This makes her like a prophet particularly in that her actions are critical in working with the aliens to save the aliens and earth. For they tell her that they will need the people of earth 3000 years in the future. The goal of the aliens, which Louise is instrumental in helping them to accomplish, is to bring cooperation and greater peace among the peoples of earth. It is a universal principle of life that no-one is allowed to see the future for that would compromise freedom. We can sometimes see in hindsight the providence of God but in the moment we must be free to choose from ourself, for this is what llows our soul to transform in the process of regeneration. Even with Louise she only understands the future in the moment she needs to act and it takes great discernment on her part. The circumstance I just described tells us something profound about the nature of God and the prophets. Part of God’s infinite wisdom and omnipresence is that he is present to the past, the future and the present at the same time in the spiritual world. The wisdom of the aliens represents this as they have great sight into the future as demonstrated by their awareness that 3000 years in the future they will need humanity. The capabilities of the Aliens is similar to the abilities of the ‘bulk beings’ in Interstellar. They have the ability to know the future and wisdom to guide earth to a safe future, but they need humanity to work with them; humans are essential to them to accomplish the good they seek. This speaks to the principle that the relationship between God and man is reciprocal. This is an extremely valuable quality of God to take in. It doesn’t make God any less omnipotent; it does make him a lot closer. God has no needs except one - to be of use. Love is expressed through use. Modern religion to a large extent does not value the reciprocity between God and man enough. Too often God is overbearing and everything has to be taken to him. Perhaps some of this comes from the Catholic church taking all authority to itself in the past, some from the false doctrine of the protestants of Salvation by faith alone, and some by fearful fire and brimstone teaching. But God does not change us by unilateral means - we have to cooperate from our own will in the process. This self agency in the relationship is very healing to understand for a lot of people who feel anger at religion. Movies like this express essential Biblical ideas but a lot of people don’t see that they are Bibical truths. The depiction of Louise as prophet give us an interesting allegory of the immense wisdom of God. In contemplating the whole scope of the Bible we see that the prophets of the Old Testament were given awareness of events to come many hundreds of years before they were to be; and much later in the gospels these events come to be by the life of Jesus. This means God had awareness from the great past and used prophets from the Old Testament to express it. Also, the disciples in the New Testament foretell events of the future. Similarly, (although it is all condenced into one womans life) Louis was given memories of her future daughter and her daughters death, and at the same time she was given awareness of the Aliens message to the world. She gradually understood what she had to do to serve the Aliens purpose. Like the Bible, (and so many other stories) Arrival is a story of redemption both for Louise and for Humanity. Louise was redeemed in her great grief of the early death of her daughter. At the end we see her life is restored by her love with Ian, and that they will have a child. Swedenborg Writes in His “Spiritual Diary” which tells of his many particular experiences in heaven: The very telling result of this is that everyone who comes into the spiritual world can speak with everyone else there, no matter what part of earth they are from, or if they are from another planet. There is common language in the spiritual world because of this principle that the mind is inherently founded in the affections. The mind is the articulator of what is in the soul, and so affections are the base of language there and the language is common to all. In spite of missing the point that speech, sound, and writing are connected, Arrival still expresses an allegory for the universal language of heaven. In the end after speaking with the alien in its own atmosphere and comes back to the station understanding the Alien language all comes together for Louise and she exclaims to Ian, “I know how to speak their language”. It is later shown that she writes a book called “The Universal Language” - a great allegory for the universal language in heaven. The movie also gives great depiction of the spiritual value of memory. To remember deeply is a meditative and spiritual act, and this can evoke an internal memory of feeling the divine presence. This arises from internal innocence, which is the means of receiving God. (This has to do with what is called ‘remains’.) Louise has felt the memory (of the future) of the great grief of losing her young child to illness during her adult life, but this grief is lifted in seeing that her child also receives heavenly awareness, as evidenced by her creating clay models of the aliens in her child's play, and in the memory of her daughter reminding her of the idea of ‘unity in diversity’ that helps to save the world. In the end Louise sees the whole meaning of her life and with this awareness has no need to change anything. This also is an allegory of heaven in that Swedenborg tells we are given a review of our whole life after death, and if heavenly we are able to let go of earth life and enter a much greater one. Ian, Louise's partner in studying the aliens and future husband, feels great love inspite of his scientific nature and they come together as a conjugal pair meant for each other from the beginning. When she asks him, “if you knew the future would you change anything”, he says, “I would express my feelings more often”; showing that he also has come into a more internal place where their mind and feelings are in harmony. Swedenborg tells that there is marriage in heaven and that conjugal pairs who have not met each other on earth meet in heaven as if by accident but on seeing each other both have an inward awareness of ‘he is mine, and I am his’, and they know each other with a great love. The end of the movie gives us a sense of salvation; it gives the message that life in heaven is blessed happiness, in spite of, and because of the trials we go through here. The tragedy that Louise suffers in the death of her child is contained and understood in the love of God. Everything that happened was by the providence of God and in the end she learned to trust in God. The movie itself never mentions God but He is implicit in these principles. Of great impotance, it further shows at the end that the highest happiness comes from ‘true conjugal love’, and that this love comes from the divine and requires development inner skills and inner innocence. It is little known that there is conjugal love in heaven, but Swedenborg tells that this is the highest love in heaven and the very basis of heaven, and movies very often uphold this theme. The family unit and marriage love is the basis of society on earth and correspondingly in a higher way in heaven also. It is the nature of heaven that this state of happiness is ever increasing for eternernity, otherwise familiarity and stagnation would occur. The end of the movie eulogizes conjugal love as the epitome of happiness. In love truly conjugal the expereinces of love with ones mate is spontaneuosly filled with the feeling of its destiny; this feeling fills the moment with a blessed happiness in the heart and the body that can barely be contained. This is expressed in the movie. What is spiritual ‘looks to the eternal’. Conjugal love is the highest spiritual love in heaven, and is the root from which all other loves spring.

[@Lilyava_1235]

Wow this was so beautifully written. Thank you for sharing.

[@xavierostolaza6559]

If this don't win Best Picture at the Oscars we riot.

[@garethglover5732]

These aliens were peace capsules. A gift for us to work together as a one humanity and their gift to us to save our species. Such a wonderfull film

[@teddyyyyy6100]

Astronomically better than La La Land. Not sorry at all.

[@ricardoramirez5634]

Ted JSC boatloads

[@DealerJack10]

This should’ve won all the Oscars

[@AdamMM02]

@Robertocarlo Cardenal You hit it.

[@KingDomsKingdom85]

@Robertocarlo Cardenal perfect explanation... well done my friend.

[@warrenberes4117]

Moonlight was better. Imagine moonlight with this music. NEXT.

[@Nat3gt]

esse filme me tocou de um jeito que eu nem sei explicar.. 💜

[@sandrodpaula3843]

Já leu o conto de deu origem ao filme? É muito bom.

[@sandrodpaula3843]

Aproveita e assiste também o filme "Contato" baseado no romance ficcional escrito por Carl Sagan, acho que vc vai gostar.

[@MZibari]

Is it worth it? Damn right it is

[@petarjovanovic7123]

Complete loss of words for this masterpiece of a movie. I think it changed me as a person... Beautiful.

[@rfcdgaf]

I watched this 5 times in theatres, .... never do I do this

[@InExcelsis9]

You know I've had my head tilted up at the stars for as long as I can remember. You know what surprised me the most? it wasn't meeting them, it was meeting you.

[@christiansarrazin8564]

Hoy ví esta pelicula, que me golpeo de una manera tan fuerte, que no me la esperaba así, nacemos para morir, pero siempre seremos el recuerdo de alguien, o alguien sera el recuerdo para nosotros, sin importar cuantas lagrimas y dolor venga por delante, hay cosas en nuestra vida que quisieramos cambiar, pero hay otras que no merecén ser cambiadas porque sin ellas, no nos dejarían esa importante lección, aprender a ser lo mas humano posible, a la manera de cada quién, la vida sin momentos, la vida sin risas, la vida sin lagrimas, cualquiera puede explicarme la definición de un momento, yo tengo dos, la primera es cuando te marca para siempre y la otra, es cuando te deja extasiado de mas, pero siempre son cortos, habra noches sin luna, noches con luna, pero no debemos olvidar que ahí esta, todo es perspectiva, si hoy una rosa se le cayó un petalo, una persona pesismista llorar, pero un optimista cuidara de ese petalo o lo guardara, yo coleccionaba fotos, de todos los momentos, jamás olvidare el primer día que conocí a Carolina, ni cuando ella me busco para mantener el contacto, sin imaginar que nos convertiriamos en amigos, o cuando conocí a Lety, y de la primera vez que salí con ella, tantos momentos que perdí (los tenía en una USB y mi mamá la perdió) eso me tiene llorando, porque se que són momentos que nunca se repitirán, y algún día, sere un viejo, que con amor y dulzura, recordara todo eso, mientras poco a poco cierro mis ojos, y dejo este mundo, y con lagrimas en los ojos, mis mejores momentos, estan ahí, hoy podemos tener 20, mañana 60, pero lo importante es no decir que no, a lo que la vida es... yo ya lo hicé, y tú?

[@bettobetto7254]

Espectacular comentario !!!

[@badsanta69]

None of us get out of this alive. Knowing your future would change everything. Does knowing your future diminish your life? Cannot stop thinking about this movie. Bravo Amy.

[@daisy9650]

the movie is the best movie ive ever seen and many of you are also praising this movie but can we all for once appreciate the composer of this gorgeous music? Max Richter is a genius! What a talent!

[@matheuscordeirodossantos1229]

I knew I've heard it before! The Last of Us ep 3 brought me here! What a masterpiece that music!

[@MunJawad]

Me too , I told my wife I knew this score and I have it in my playlist.

[@shadowballuser]

A year ago today I lost my everything. In one moment of carelessness that compounded for a week or so, I ruined my life. Now it's far too late to save. I pushed away the only good part of my soul then. Everytime it happens to me, I still cannot believe how deep and lasting the loss feeling is, when it inevitably comes. It seems almost a new pain every time, that's how you know it's real. If you have a real loved one, don't be stupid and ruin it

[@Mulllll]

never cried this hard in a movie

[@gregorsamsa3290]

"You have to let me go, Teddy.."

[@kenallen3250]

Gregor Samsa "I can't."

[@MADZBEATS]

YES, thats it, thanks

[@oscarfloresperez1126]

Hermosa película, no sólo eso el Soundtrack esta muy emocional. hasta me hace llorar. La primera película de extraterrestre que sin tener acción me a dejado impactado. Excelente película.

[@ruslansolenko3067]

Это шедевр современной мировой литературы и изумительная экранизация

[@3dpers0n]

one of the best movies which i seen

[@Cmillet2810]

this really hits you to the core

[@bottegadelloscuro]

Arrival and Interstellar really put something in my heart. Can not explain it. But it’s there. Deep, deep

[@vjekoslavarlovicmaxarlo]

Max Richter's music and Denis Villeneuve Vision makes a perfection...One of The greatest movies of 21st century.... 🎉🎉🎉

[@jakubjanda7818]

For me, this film is one of the most important. It's the greatest example of the courage I've seen in the film. It keeps touching me.

[@ev3designsgoosmacdonalds289]

“Memory is strange thing, it doesn’t work like I thought it did, we are so bound by time, by Its order .... “ Louise from Arrival

[@dwightschrute3712]

This is one of the best movies of the decade...

[@rickriot8743]

I saw this at the theatre with my dad. Me and him were the only ones who umderstood it, out the the whole audience. That is rare.

[@meganbaker3366]

This movie just made me rethink everything it was amazing