ARRIVAL MOVIE REACTION PART 2|| THIS IS EMOTIONAL AND BEAUTIFUL

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Watching Arrival for the first time !! When some mysterious and totally-not-scary-at-all space shells land on Earth, the government decides that the best way to communicate with the aliens is to hire a linguistics professor. Louise teams up with Ian, a physicist, to crack the aliens' squiggly code.
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[@alanfoster6589]

Note that Abbott, able to see the future, knows he is going to die from the explosion, but goes on with the expedition anyway.

[@markc.7984]

Film school nerd here: for a movie about language, the big twist comes from them using the "vocabulary" of cinema - that showing things a certain way means that it is a flashback from the past - to mislead us, because they are actually glimpses of the future. Not once is it ever mentioned that she had a daughter before the film started, or that she is divorced. We are the ones who see the information and assume it means these are glimpses from the past - the filmmaker took a risk that we would make that assumption, and we do, and that's why the big reveal toward the end is such a surprise. I love how film has evolved this vocabulary over the last 120 years - and here's a very smart movie that plays our fluency with that vocabulary to surprise us.

[@Idltalk]

Nice reaction ! The words of general Cheng's dying wife were "in war there are no winners, just widows"

[@balbright78]

“I forgot how good it felt to be held by you.” Tears every time.

[@johnmavroudis2054]

This film was every bit as much about the ARRIVAL of Hannah, as it was about the ARRIVAL of the aliens. SUCH a beautiful film... the story, acting, cinematography. One of my all-tme favorites. Some other films you will LOVE: "GRAVITY" (Space action / drama starring Sandra Bullock and George Clooney... jaw dropping effects), "CHILDREN OF MEN" (dystopian tale from the near future from the same director as GRAVITY... incredible story...), "PLEASANTVILLE" (a brilliant and beautiful fairy tale that starts out as a comedy and turns into so much more. Absolutely magical film), "STRANGER THAN FICTION" (another magical tale about an author and a character that is one of the most underrated films of all,) and "AMELIE" (incredible French film that is so incredibly charming... I've seen it over a dozen times and it makes me beam with joy EVERY single time. Beautiful film. ALL of these films you will love and never forget.. Cheers!

[@RemoGutierrez1]

When Chang tells her "Now you know" is such a powerful line

[@david.j9.rabbithole808]

I’ve watched this movie many times, as well as almost all KZbin reactions, and never once considered the idea that the Heptapod’s way of thinking could be influenced by learning English the way Louise’s was by learning theirs. Nice. Y’all just got another subscriber.

[@dedcowbowee]

You would love "Contact" and "Interstellar". Nice reaction!😊

[@MrCzerillo]

You deserve more subs. You make me laugh every time, even during something that makes me cry.

[@kennethwilliams7731]

The writer,director of this film is not American, hes French,and he chose to portray China and Russia in that manner because of their documented actions and behavior throughout world history.

[@davidgagne3569]

This is one of my favorite movies - ever!

[@henrytjernlund]

Great reaction. This movie is excellent science fiction Mind expanding. Thank you.

[@kennethwilliams7731]

This was an excellent movie! Much better IMO Than his DUNE films. I tried to watch DUNE but i found them confusing and didnt engage me. This film and the story and characters immediately pulled me in. Loved watching your reactions!

[@seanmcmurphy4744]

The Hugo and Nebula award winning science fiction story on which this movie was based, Ted Chiang's _Story of your Life_ is even more wonderful than this movie.

[@hdzmiriam]

This was a great reaction, loved how you almost got it! but didn't all (it kind of ruins it for me when reactors know what's happening!). But you were very appreciative of her work!

[@anorthosite]

I've watched many other people react to this movie and I encourage my friends to watch it (I saw it in a theater back in 11/2016). Esp seeing how people react to the "twist". I was so afraid you were gonna work it out, ahead of time. When Louise tells her daughter "If you want science, call your father.", more than one female reactor remarks: "OHHH - so she has a 'Type' !" XD

[@mydavegabicycle]

Same! I hate when reactors try to guess, especially when they get it right. They just ruined the experience for themselves as well as all of the reactors wanting to see everything fall into place 😅. Just let the movie and the director work its magic!

[@Dalehenrickson]

Full wife’s dying words is “ In wat there are no winners only widows and orphans.

[@marytarn-k6o]

pushin you to 900 subs woowooo

[@seanmcmurphy4744]

"It's so funny how the US always makes the same people the bad guys: Russia and China" That thought keeps occurring to me when watching movies. Our country the US is actually the most aggressive nation on Earth. Since World War 2 we have attacked 24 countries and invaded 7, not including a bunch of covert wars.

[@koles6296]

Your point is so easily arguable, im not even going to get into it. Please research something called HISTORY. Might give you insight into communism, socialism, and dictators. Like??????? What is your point

[@koles6296]

Go move to china and russia and see how much freedom you have sean mcmurphy. Absolute braindead take

[@seanmcmurphy4744]

@@koles6296 We were referring to movies set in the future always making Russia and China the bad guys. But since you want history . . . Communism and dictators are bad, but so is trying to dominate the world to please oil companies. The US must like those dictators you hate, because all over the world we prop up puppet strongmen who kill and torture their own people. Just 20 years ago we invaded and occupied a country, Iraq, that had no ability to harm us at all. We killed 150,000 of its people, tortured innocent civilians in a concentration camp, on the basis of a ludicrous fantasy about plutonium and bioweapons that the CIA swallowed whole from an intelligence peddler. I could go on about the dictators the US supported in Chile, Guatemala, Congo, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Zaire, Ethiopia, Afghanistan, Phillipeans, Indonesia, Nicaragua, Argentina, Bahrain, Jordan, Morocco, Thailand, and Tunisia and the damage it did to their history.

[@peterbreingan3181]

@@koles6296 oh I'd love to test your version of history but I'll let time sort that out. The Russians played a major role in defeating Nazism in WW2 and they would have been labelled communists at the time - we were allies then. US still imagines 'reds under the bed' to this day. Things are changing however - today you are very happy to trade with and invest in Vietnam - but no doubt there are mostly capitalist motivations driving this. The US, still a young country, has still to resolve issues emanating from the Civil War.