Filmmaker reacts to 10 Cloverfield Lane (2016) for the FIRST TIME

[@MichaelBrown101]

One of my all time favorite movies of all time. The fact three people can carry this movie is showcase of great actors/script. Also, I’m right there with you. The scene of John Goodman unable to see Michelle as a woman, but a little girl/little princess is one of the creepiest scenes of this entire movie. And the fact that he becomes clean shaven/well dressed after THAT scene scares me so bad. Haha

[@weirdguy1495]

John Goodman is uniquely terrifying whenever he plays as a villain specifically.

[@MichaelBrown101]

@@weirdguy1495 facts.

[@jenr5426]

It is implied that he wants her to be his pretty princess, but at the same time there is a weird sexual vibe to it - hence why he hates the other man touching her, or even making her laugh with a joke. Could be tied to why the wife/daughter left him. It adds a whole new layer to the "YUCK" vibe of his character. I am familiar with this, lol. He is GROSSLY possessive.

[@1OldPacman]

I remember watching this movie. It was an amazing experience. It was a midnight screening, i went with a friend, and the cinema was EMPTY. And at the time I haven't watched the first movie or knew what happened in it, so i was oblivious to whether the bad guy was insane or telling the truth. Being in an empty cinema at night added so much to the feel. It almost felt like we ourselves were in a bunker, separated from the outside world not knowing what's happening outside. As the movie progressed i was certain the bad guy was just insane. So you could imagine the impact of my surprise - taking into account all the above - when FUCKING ALIENS SHOWED UP. it was amazing. And going out of the cinema felt like getting out of the bunker from the film. Such an experience. Glad you watched it! Much love bro.

[@danwilliams2551]

The thing I love about this film's plot is it SEEMS like such a convoluted script idea at first - but the more you think about it, the idea of crazy people taking advantage of a societal collapse to fulfill their own nefarious ideas, without the problem of police and whatnot, makes PERFECT sense. There would be thousands of Howards out there, fully taking advantage of the lawless world.

[@johnlocke9437]

Goodman's character has this weird fixation on a daughter that he's lost so he replaces her with others and his psyche absolutely cannot recognise that it's not a child. He has a compulsion to regain and enforce control on his life, his malady makes him defend his "child" at all costs as if she's 10 years old. Even when she's escaping and he's clawing at her ankle he says "you can't run away from THEM", in his mind he is protecting his young daughter. Crazy? Totally. Tragic? Possibly. Great character.

[@wyterabitt2149]

How do you know he also lost a daughter, been a while since I have seen the film. He kidnapped a random kid to pretend she was his daughter and locked her away (and probably killed her), but other than that did he actually also have a daughter confirmed before that?

[@johnlocke9437]

@@wyterabitt2149 I believe it was the viral marketing for the movie, there are emails/texts between him and his estranged wife. She left him and took their daughter to an unknown location in a different state. Why she left isn't explicitly stated other than references to his behaviour.

[@blackswan7568]

Emmett did what he did to prevent Howard from killing Michelle too. He figured that if they stood together, they would both die, so he convinced Howard that he was acting alone in order to buy Michelle some more time to escape. Great reaction, sir. I loved the detailed way you analyze the subtle details. The pink color in the room was definitely foreshadowing👀

[@jekkabean]

"This has Mr. Ballen written all over it." Spat my drink straight out, dude.

[@peterlucci2242]

Goodman and Winstead are phenomenal, great performances! The last act was better then I could of ever imagined. I especially liked the last scene, when she finally decided to stop running away from her problems. I also would like to point out that Mary Elizabeth Winstead is criminally underrated as an actress. She’s in season 3 of Fargo, and she steals the show in my opinion. Mcgregor is really good as well…

[@levantreven9659]

The Cloverfield movies were more of an anthology, not meant to be connected or in the same universe until the one that decided on parallel dimensions/multiverse.

[@harpoonmcfierce9697]

I know the ending is very devisive but I honestly 100% love it. The tension kept ratcheting over the entire movie and just when she gets outside and you think it's over NOPE! Things get dialed to 11. Also this works really well with Michelle getting a satisfying arc. At the very beginning of the movie she's running away from conflict, but the last shot is of her heading directly towards it.

[@pantlessreactions]

Why couldn't they make the tension higher and then when she goes outside, make that go to ten?

[@BasketCase-rr7tx]

Thats what I love about the ending too. I feel like a lot of people dont realise exactly what the ending means and how it shows that the main character has grown.

[@PastHisPrime336]

@@pantlessreactions because this movie goes to 11.

[@WastedPo]

One thing I love about the ending is how audacious it is. Any other movie would do one of two options. (a) She takes off the helmet and discovers that Goodman was wrong all along. **trombone noise** Credits roll. (b) She takes off the mask, she sees there are actually aliens - so the most ridiculous of Goodman's scenarios he posed was true. **trombone noise** Credits roll. But this movie takes a third route. It basically reveals that the "Invaders from Mars" scenario is true. And then it keeps GOING. And going and going.

[@TheSycaman]

She got iced by the camouflage one. Offscreen

[@riesmurphy9198]

This was one of the most surprising films I watched the year it came out. I am a sucker for slow burn thrillers - this had creeping paranoia in spades. (And yes, the ending was silly, though it's grown on me over time.)

[@JamesVSCinema]

Hahaha honestly this sums up how I feel about it as well.

[@estephens13]

This is exactly how I feel as well. The marketing didn't tell you anything when it was coming out so that added to the WTF of it all.

[@AbsoluteApril]

yeah I loved it but wish it ended when she saw the ship, then cut to black

[@alejandroroldanortega819]

@@AbsoluteApril That wouldn't have made sense because at that point she still has to complete her dramatic arc.

[@animeruinedmylife9833]

@@estephens13 if you've seen the original Cloverfield then it wasnt that surprising.

[@jasoncaldwell5627]

Goodman completely owns this movie. He's such a threatening presence- even when he's acting normal! Fantastic performance.

[@MichaelPlatson]

The tension in this film is so thick you could eat it with a spoon. For all the blockbuster movies that have come out recently it's amazing to see what you can do for an hour with 3 people in confined space.

[@Kaffeebohne122]

my first time watching this movie was amazing. I never heard of cloverfield before and didn't know it had anything to do with these alien/ monster whatever things. so I went into this movie always questioning "is john goodmans character just making things up or is he actually telling the truth"? "whats actually going on outside of this bunker"? and so on. then at the end where she got out and I saw the spaceship was flying around I realized what was going on. this was such an insane moment for me because I really did not excpect that at all. really cool movie with great actors. amazing reaction as always, thanks!

[@Goldenj360]

This movie was definitely a surprise in theaters. I was expecting a monster movie, but I was plesently surprised by this. My favorite movie for that year

[@keith3946]

I loved this movie. Especially Goodman's acting, and the way the movie Constantly plays with your head over whether the alien invasion is real or not. All the way up to the very end, where they just keep on flipping it on you to make you think whether it's actually real or not. Then that explosive, super over the top ending. I loved every minute of it dude.

[@danwood4171]

One of the great small scale movies ever. Also, Goodman's acting is amazing in this. Some didn't like the ending but what a twist. I loved it.

[@simpleysims]

MEW (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) will go down as the Sigourney Weaver of my era. She's just so cool, and hot. aha. But she's been in so many great movies. MEW's a great singer as well and is in a band called 'Got a Girl.' The band's dope too.

[@jadeemperor4134]

Love this film. The uncertainty and uncomfortableness about John Goodmans character throughout is really good.

[@dlweiss]

"Horror for an introvert" is a PERFECT description of this film. :)

[@Pink.andahalf]

This is one of those great scripts that got rewritten to fit into an already existing series. It was originally not going to have the threat outside be real, as I remember. Personally, I'd like to see the movie they were originally going to make, without the Cloverfield weirdness injected into it.

[@seanplace2471]

Same. I’m glad it got made and if this is what it took for it to see the light of day, I’ll take it. However, I would definitely prefer it just being a psychological thriller

[@007wars6]

Same here. I honestly hate the ending so much lol. It doesn’t fit the tone of the rest of the film at ALL

[@jadeandjesse5908]

Yes, the original title was 'The Cellar' and it ended with a final confrontation with Howard on the surface. The final shot would show her driving towards the city, and we see the skyline of the city showing that *something* has happened to the world while she was down there, but it would be completely ambiguous. The final scene as it is is quite Meh, worst part of the movie easily but I don't think it ruins it because the rest of it is so good.

[@ChileanIggy]

They did the same thing Paradox, right? Except the underlying script that got rewritten to fit the Cloverfield...verse? was a lot weaker.

[@ganjamcninja]

@@ChileanIggy Cloversefield

[@TheMightyMike692]

Anyone else remember the trailer drop for this film? A month from release they be like "Hey, we made this. Go see it."

[@JamesVSCinema]

Hahahaha that’s hilarious actually

[@MrMongoose221]

Yeah and the trailer was awesome. Didn't give away too much and created curiosity. Loved it.

[@Chilipotamus]

This game was paired with an ARG (Alternate Reality Game) element when it was being advertised, and it was honestly brilliant. People found a website with vague allusions to the Cloverfield universe, and put a lot of subtle hints and clues together to find a buried "time capsule" from a character in the movie that unlocked a lot more back story on John Goodman's character and the tragedy therein. Really cool stuff to check out if you've got the time.

[@RandoOnline133]

Hey I know it's 2 years later but do you remember the game's name ?

[@christiankalk4668]

I wasn't wild about the way the ending was done, but I LOVE that the answer to, "Is something going on out there, or is this guy crazy?" turns out to be "BOTH!" Goodman is a living legend, and IMO a greatly underappreciated and underused actor, whether he's playing Comic, Dramatic, or Sinister. He rides that fine line here of being clearly psychotic and threatening, while still being human and believable. Not to discount his co-stars, but his performance is what made this movie.

[@TequilaToothpick]

That's why I love the ending. All movie long I want sure if Howard was telling the truth or he was crazy so the fact it was both was brilliant.

[@robertballard2998]

Really liked your shout-outs to Mr. Ballen. You've got a healthy taste for the macabre. He's a great story-teller; really does well walking the line between "entertaining" and "exploitative".

[@gregall2178]

A couple suggestions... Fallen - Denzel Washington and John Goodman The Lovely Bones - Peter Jackson pre-LOTR

[@ogrejehosephatt37]

This movie is so damn good. John Goodman is shockingly menacing. Mary Elizabeth Winstead is a convincing, untelegraphed badass. I think too many people slept on this one.

[@suncore598]

Great observation about the pink on the walls. Never thought it held any significance until you pointed it out.

[@steved1135]

wow James, can't believe you're doing this one. Gotta say, this is my favourite of the franchise. Synopsis: just because they're crazy, doesn't mean they're wrong. Go make a movie. Reminds me, mood wise, of another great SF flick: Hidden (2015). And in this one, John Goodman, as usual, is brilliant.

[@Bokugo1]

The mood changes in this film are so wild.

[@muuuzaklistener]

this movie was one of the biggest surprises cause man it totally subverted my expectations. great thriller.

[@JoeCookProductions]

I love the cloverfield movies so i’m so excited that you’re doin this one.

[@JamesASharp]

I saw this movie in the theater. I was pleasantly surprised. 😮 John Goodman gives a great performance, and so does Mary Elizabeth Winstead. (She's a hotty.) 😍 Great reaction bro! 👍

[@ReallyGoodandKind]

Oh man. John Goodman killed this movie. The tension in this movie is too frigging tier. Also Mary Elizabeth Winestead is hawt. Keep em coming my guy. On a side note, I signed up for your patreon a couple weeks back, and I can’t seem to find the full lengths. Maybe I’m bad at it. But, help?

[@JamesVSCinema]

Full lengths to this one is being uploaded right now actually, but as for the other full lengths they should all be there

[@TequilaToothpick]

Praising Goodman, but ignoring Winstead's excellent acting in favour of her looks is selling her contribution far too short and comes across as childish.

[@ADBProductions_]

Goodman's performance in this jawn is def one of the most off-putting and horrifying creepsters I've ever seen. The film has such a claustrophobic feel it's bone-chilling.

[@wyterabitt2149]

It's tied to the original Cloverfield film by the events of The Cloverfield Paradox. Both 10 Cloverfield Lane and Cloverfield are caused by the same thing, but they don't take place in the same timeline/universe.

[@Scott_Forsell]

Our host James freaking out about a wall half-painted pink and what that implied while filming himself for his KZbin set-up in front of a wall half-painted pink was extra meta.

[@DelightfulDiscs]

James, I see you haven't reacted to The Pianist yet... That better make those polls!

[@thoso1973]

The film was supposed to be a stand alone called 'The Cellar' and the script was written as such. The end with the aliens was added when the studio decided to make this film take place in the same universe as Cloverfield.

[@michaelmaloskyjr]

This film almost feels adapted (treatment?) from a play ‐- you have a masterclass from John Goodman physically setting the mood with every human expression available to him. Then as a bonus, we get a hefty visual ending payoff, almost as popcorn CG relief from the earlier tense and visceral interior drama. I know you think the ending dampens, but I think the story had little runtime left to propel her forward, as you quickly observed, to the next purposeful chapter of her life Kinda jarring but worth the old fashioned sci-fi thrills!

[@evanmiller7795]

I love how they did the opening title/ credits in this film with the car crash. So awesome

[@jiminsjimjams9477]

I've always been too scared to watch this movie, but now you've convinced me!! Since you're a visual kinda guy and a filmmaker, I think you'd be interested in reacting to Succession! It's won a ton of awards, from the cast to crew, even writing, directing, editing, music composition, etc.. The list goes on! I think you'd really be hooked! There's currently three seasons and a fourth is on it's way!!

[@irenephillips1523]

I love John Goodman he's always had such a presence in everything he's in especially this film You should check out the invitation 2005 I think it's a creepy slow burner it's a horror movie for introverts . it reminds me of something Shirley jackson would write

[@619to974]

17:13 "This is truely a MrBallen thing" lol i love that swift shoutout ^^

[@SilverShade1008]

This was Dan Trachtenberg's first feature film. After this he directed an episode of Black Mirror and the pilot episode of The Boys. His next film is a Predator prequel set to come out this summer. I think he's such an exciting rising filmmaker and I can't wait to see what he does next.

[@TequilaToothpick]

And he did an excellent job in Prey too.

[@colin641]

Love Cloverfield. This film I think is a hidden gem. Psychological terror. Always enjoy seeing your reactions and hearing your thoughts. That 3rd act had me shook. Hope you're doing well sir

[@kylemaw988]

Love the content as always! It’s been a while since I’ve seen it, but I think you might like Phone Booth (2002). It’s exactly what it sounds like: a man is trapped in a phone booth.

[@abefroman3129]

If you haven't seen it, you should watch Fallen. It's another great Denzel performance, and John Goodman is in it as well. Keep up the great work bro. My wife and I watch all your videos. 👍

[@sathyantinku9177]

This is one of the best horror drama films i have ever watched. Absolutely great acting by all three actors. Great pre production work combined with perfect set up. I loved this a lot. John Goodman is a legend.

[@portland-182]

This was an existing project, that was adapted to be a 'Cloverfield' movie. That's why the end is so different from the majority of the movie. 'Invasion', the fourth version of 'Invasion of the Body Snatchers' has a similar gear shift at the finale, where the Wachowski's were bought in to reshoot the ending...

[@ThirstyUrkel]

As creepy as I think Walter is, he does have a sweet bunker. 5 days later just realized his name's not Walter.

[@explodingplant2]

I love Cloverfield too. I saw it in theaters and it felt kinda like a ride/rollercoaster at one point. I saw this one in theaters. Goodman just OWNED the screen like you felt like you couldn't breathe. I have a limited yearly prescription of Xanax for my fear of flying. Goodman had me so effing stressed and shaky I actually took a Xanax when I got home cause my body was low-key panicked

[@themothermarkos]

This is such an underrated film that has serious talent behind it. Damien Chazelle, a master of tension and character development, co-wrote this. I so clearly remember going to see this with my partner, only to experience something better than the found footage original.

[@JamesVSCinema]

I love hearing that!

[@kareningram6093]

A lot of people complained that this movie wasn't enough like Cloverfield, but I liked it. It kept me guessing about what was real and what wasn't from beginning to end. I genuinely appreciated how none of the characters were dumb and worked hard at problem-solving. Also, I grew up watching John Goodman in mostly comedies as a father-figure type. I don't think I've ever seen him play such a dark character before. It was terrifying, but refreshing. He really is a great actor.

[@JosephBurdette]

Holy Moly. I'm partially color blind and pink is a really hard color for me to see. You're the first person to mention the color of the walls and my appreciation for this movie only continues to grow!

[@JamesVSCinema]

I love that!! Never looked at it in that way, but it makes sense! Thanks for highlighting that, happy to have helped!

[@mnemonic1363]

This movie was a trip! Was nothing that I was expecting when it came out but I loved it all the same!

[@JamesVSCinema]

Noice!

[@themadpizzler6081]

I like to call it the "Halloween III Effect"

[@LiTTleGaBi21]

I’m still mad/sad about John Galager Junior death in this movie. It pissed me off so much when I watch this movie lol

[@Damiana_Dimock]

Directed by Totally Rad Show’s Dan Trachtenberg! Check out his Portal short. I absolutely loved this film, and as much but for different reasons as I loved the first Cloverfield film. I never saw the third Netflix film, (heard it was bad.)

[@andrewe2057]

I watched this in theaters and my first reaction coming out of it was "this movie deserves to at least be nominated for an award for audio engineering".

[@alexwashere1601]

Saw this in theaters and man the way it abruptly cuts to the "Paramount Pictures Presents" text when she gets hit instantly let me know I was going to watch a great movie. Goosebumps man

[@DrBeardfacePA]

I remember seeing this in the theater. The moment John said, “I accept your apology,” the bottom dropped out of my stomach. Knew exactly what was about to happen.

[@johnserpo9267]

John Goodman's best performance is in Coen brother's best film: Barton Fink. Watch it if you haven't.

[@GrackDontCrack]

when my two brothers and I went to see this movie in the theaters noone else was there, first time for me.

[@justwatching6186]

You mentioned Mr. Ballen-another of my favorite KZbinrs

[@umbrella0326]

This is a terribly overlooked film. It's just so good. Kept me guessing!

[@cliffbooth4575]

James please tell me your going to react to the new ST season when it comes out🙏🙏🙏

[@JamesVSCinema]

Very curious as to what you guys think about this one! Want to vote on what I should watch next? Click here! www.patreon.com/jamesvscinema Revisiting The Hateful Eight Friday! Enjoy the day!

[@thesevendeadlysins578]

I love these movies!

[@eighthmanstanding566]

The "Cloverfield" thing was a marketing gimmick. Just slap on a giant alien at the end and call it cloverfield.

[@DSmith264]

Check John Goodman in 'Fallen,' with Denzel Washington.

[@maximillianosaben]

Did you notice that Bradley Cooper was in this movie?! (No joke)

[@maximillianosaben]

@@gregb1216 - Watch the reaction. He states he's already seen it plenty.

[@memorieswithouthomes1438]

Ben's voice at the beginning was Bradley Cooper, if I'm not mistaken.

[@JamesVSCinema]

I did see him in the credits which was weird hahaha

[@MrGox]

Yeah i was also surprised with this movie...i really didnt expect that there was actually aliens above the bunker, especially cuz this was the first cloverfield movie i seen...glad u reacted to it!

[@o0PonderousPanda0o]

Literally laughed out loud "This has MrBallen written all over it"

[@garypaterson1477]

Great stuff as always, thank you. Hope you are well. Much love

[@michaelrunnels7660]

I would recommend that you react to Casa Blanca, a black & white film made in 1942.

[@Sammie_Smith23]

Yo my guy, that sweater is dope AF!

[@evanmiller7795]

This move is so good

[@brahamwardrober6774]

I've said it before. There's nothing more fun that losing your mind on stage/onscreen. Goodman is an incredible actor.

[@skitchthemovieman]

As I recall, at the end of the first movie there was a theory that a space ship dropped off the creature. Wait till you see the third film, it will melt your brain lol. Its divisive, but I thought it was cool as hell

[@SirGriefALot]

I saw this before I saw Cloverfield, so the whole movie I thought John Goodman was just a crazy conspiracy guy. I was quite shocked when there really WAS an alien invasion.

[@f.miller801]

I really liked this movie when I first saw it. I didn't knew that it was part of a franchise and the fisrt part of the movie is really menacing with that prisioner thing.

[@Mangolite]

All the Cloverfield films are disjointed as they have only the name connection, but it all stemmed out of The Mist. Hear me out. What happened in the mist opened portals to inter-dimensional crossover. At the end of that film, it seemed like the military had managed to reseal and win over the monsters had only been an ongoing process. It eventually led to the Cloverfield branch and, gets this, Pacific Rim. Yes, Stephen King had opened an unintentional rift in the multiverse of meta madness.

[@s.c.sanchez1610]

I think the Cloverfield title is intended to be more Black Mirror-ish in that the films aren't necessarily directly connected but may have similar "ingredients."

[@JustinWillisDevil240Z]

This is my fav of the cloverfield movies but I also just love John Goodman. Hes such a great actor.

[@JamesVSCinema]

Fasho!

[@stu2729]

To be fair, I think thats how John Goodman always breathes 😂

[@gregbox13]

Goodman should of won an award or at least of been nominated for this film.

[@kristinav198]

jamesssss you keep reacting to the best movies!! love it :•)

[@supdawg2559]

And elizabeth winstead was also in a movie called Kate.. the story has been done quite a bit but still a solid entry in the genre.. had to edit.. Mary is her first name

[@jksgameshelf3378]

I watched this film without seeing the original 'Cloverfield' because the hand held camera work in it made my violently seasick, so I never could watch it (although I did recently in a reaction video, just to get the overall story). I still really like this one but, then again, John Goodman and Mary Elizabeth Winstead are both great, so it was a no-brainer to give it a go.

[@JamesVSCinema]

Happy you looked into this brother!

[@hiqdozey6368]

Had to comment this on here so you hopefully see it, James. I wanted to watch your reaction to the terminator 2 but like 3 quarters of the movie is gone. & I didn’t see anyone comment on it so maybe you don’t know? I need my fix James lol, big fan.

[@alexa.english174]

I always liked Mary Elizabeth Winstead since watching Scott Pilgrim.

[@patrickfoster8335]

Since final destination 3.

[@Halo4Lyf]

@@patrickfoster8335 She was extremely hot in that.

[@patrickfoster8335]

@@Halo4Lyf and then Death proof.

[@kevinwilson140]

Overlord 2018 was also a Cloverfield movie but after the reaction to the paradox one the connection was quietly dropped.

[@FRENCHIZE420]

I forgot just how tense this movie is. & how well John KILLED this role.

[@Scallycowell]

I've always thought of these films as 'ordinary problems compounded by extraordinary events'. In the first film it's about a couple who broke up and want to reconcile, the second film is about a woman who's always ran from her problems learning to stand up for herself, (the third film I won't spoil), and then just add monsters as an underlying threat. Yes there's a giant monster, yes there's an alien invasion, but that's not the point. That's not the plot.

[@jjnewbold]

Love this movie, it's definitely underrated.

[@ryandean3162]

Somewhere near the end of Cloverfield you learn, in an aside sort of way, that there are more of the big creatures that are either coming or have started to show up, I forget which. That changes the scenario from the random happenstance of some spacefaring megabeast encountering Earth into a likely intentional first wave assault on the planet. Whatever is behind it would have to be capable of creating something like that to use as its shock troops, and likely capable of creating other sorts of bad things too. Similar to the xenomorph in Alien, which is supposedly genetically engineered to be a planet conqueror. Just drop a few eggs, sit back, and wait.

[@i_love_rescue_animals]

Thanks for the reaction. I LOVED Cloverfield (even though I usually HATE hand-held shooting). I do agree with you that I'm not sure how this REALLY relates to Cloverfield. However, I loved this film just on its own. I was just confused that whole time thinking - well, maybe everything is fine outside and this is just some psycho kidnapping people to live in his bunker. Thought everyone in the film was excellent - especially Goodman.

[@wyterabitt2149]

If you watch The Cloverfield Paradox it essentially explains it - kind of. The events in that film are the reason why scattered across different times/timelines of Earth various "monsters" are let loose. 10 Cloverfield Lane is connected to that event, but it is not in the same timeline as the original Cloverfield film which is also caused by the Paradox film events.

[@josephg.1.130]

Found footage is just hard to acconplish without being dumb, have you seen chronicle?

[@josephg.1.130]

@@frfras7 whats arg

[@melodramatic7904]

So Cloverfield Paradox is supposed to connect these two films. The space crew successfully jumping to another dimension is framed as the reason the aliens in this movie and the original Cloverfield monster (as well as the monsters at the end of this movie).

[@ivanjuarez1160]

Mr. ballen shoutout!! Nice haha

[@carbuneskinny5797]

I just watched this waiting for that last part of the movie hehe :) It was crazy and i liked it !

[@jordooger3035]

WARRIOR (2011) a movie about deep family trauma and redemption based around a MMA competition. far deeper than your average action drama movie. definitely worth a watch.

[@kai0687]

Starts with her running away from her problems and ends with her running towards them. At risk of giving George Lucas credit, it's like poetry. It rhymes.

[@simpleysims]

I think the pink paint is a reference to his connection and how he feels about Megan, and the main character Mary plays, being that pink signifies nurturance. It also represents compassion and softness. So they purposely framed the pink backgrounds shots whenever Goodman was attempting to show that "softer" side of him.