Nocturne - Ending Explained

[@kaineal94]

I feel like the ending that was real was where she jumped, and while she was dying she was imagining people loving her. It symbolizes how no one will truly recognize your sacrifice to become great.

[@lucasblue20]

I love this interpretation so much! It's really fresh! I really love how you said it symbolizes how people never recognize one's sacrifice for greatness, it's so true! We often only see those who make it big, and never see the millions who tried so hard and never made it to the grand stage. Thank you so much for this and thank you so much for watching!!

[@Iffyish]

I agree that this is the real ending, but I felt some amount of criticism from the symbolism - I think the film strives to say that such sacrifices aren't worth it, and the way we romanticize the struggle is an expression of nihilism more so than love. Asking, was this what you wanted? The plot points that lead me to this idea are as follows: >The dinner scene, where dwindling crowds are discussed >The cyclical nature of the deal with the devil, implying cyclic suffering is a (meaning one, but not the only) predecessor to notable art. >Self sabotage is idealized as necessary for the art while also ever increasing in scale >If we are to believe the death ending, the climactic piece was never played to begin with >Our main character didn't actually write anything. She played the work of others' This is the symbolism I saw in the film, though I can't say I fully agree with the conclusion it leads to. I don't think it's criticizing people who make art because they're hurt, though, but rather those that hurt themselves for clout in order to boost reception of their art.

[@wtfisthis96]

No, she didn't die, she's alive, and she will be big and famous. What tou saw, is her soul, she sacrifice her soul to The Devil to get fame, that's the meaning of this movie.

[@marianadamelio]

And on top of that, no one in the school cared about her, even when she was dying in front of them

[@jonathanlowery4352]

I think her jumping was actually her soul and her sacrificing it. Which is why no one reacted to it

[@sleepingforest8214]

Definitely got a “Black Swan” movie vibe from watching this movie.

[@lucasblue20]

Yeaah most certainly! The prestigious artform, the competitive aspect, and the downward spiral, it must've been an inspiration for the director. And thank you for watching by the way!!

[@sleepingforest8214]

@@lucasblue20 I agree ! Hey look up on KZbin the Painting - “Landscape , Fall of Icarus” To me it’s an interpretation of the meaning of this painting and it has a lot to do with the ending scene where she’s dead. To me the Panting illustrates and the meaning behind the painting reminds me of a good explanation of what the finial scene of the suicide is and when the people are walking around not paying any attention to her.

[@sleepingforest8214]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jmiYg6KblMmUrKM Link to the Explanation of the painting Hope you get where I was going with this. Have a good one take it easy man , and God Bless 🙏💯👍

[@lucasblue20]

@@sleepingforest8214 that video was so awesome haha i loved it! And yes 100% the theme of this painting is totally related to the theme of the film. We assume people notice our weaknesses more than they actually do which makes us so insecure. We're rarely remembered as much as we think we should be. I love how Icarus is not the focus of the image. Thank you for bringing this to my attention! The painting and video are so awesome!!

[@sleepingforest8214]

@@lucasblue20 I got you bro 🤙 glad you liked it man 💯👍

[@sarenem5603]

I didn't think the ending was that confusing. In her last moments of "sacrifice," she was imagining being happy. One of the biggest signs of this is Violet/Vivian (her twin) smiling and clapping in approval. We know that she would NEVER do that genuinely, especially because of what we witnessed literally minutes before. She was dying, in reality, but in her mind, she was becoming something "great."

[@lucasblue20]

That's awesome that you could decipher it so quickly. It seems like your interpretation is pretty in line with mine. I completely agree that she is likely imagining her sister applauding her because they just relentlessly insulted each other in the previous scene. This film can be interpreted in so many different ways so it's cool to connect with someone who interpreted it similarly to me. Thank you so much for watching!!

[@Nadsow]

I agree as well! In her mind her sister was proud and happy, that is what she was envisioning as she was dying.

[@gaila.9852]

Violet?

[@BehindTheGreenEyes]

@@gaila.9852 Right? Her name is clearly Vivian.

[@gaila.9852]

@@BehindTheGreenEyes Haha!

[@ritornofrapoco1142]

The painting is of the child prodigy, Mozart.

[@musayriven]

Thank you I was like it's a painting of Mozart.

[@Srickert10]

Prior to the “performance”, Vi tells Juliet there are no scouts from Juilliard and it won’t matter how she performs either way because nothing will change. Whether she killed the performance or killed herself, it doesn’t matter. All of her sacrifice was for one fleeting moment. Whether she was given a standing ovation or lay bloody on a statue, the people carry on indifferently. Classic soul sell tale….. Lot of strong other interpretations in this thread though.

[@missbeaussie]

Oof

[@vejigante1152]

originally i had the same interpretation as you. but i watched this with my dad his was pretty interesting so here it is. As we watch the movie we watch juliet turn into a vindictive and aggressive jealous character, my dad suggests that her actions weren't actually her, but her h see the influence of the pressure in her environment, the juliet we see die isn't actually a real person it's a symbol of the innocent version of her that she killed in order to come out in top. And so that would mean her recital performance is real, but she's a new worse version of herself now. the fact that no one sees her dead body proves proves that. hope you enjoyed like i said

[@lucasblue20]

Your dad’s theory is literally the theory I had at first haha (your dad’s awesome) but then I switched to this theory cus one question came to mind, and I guess I’ll ask you or your dad could answer: why do you think Moira died while Juliet lives on successfully? If you or your dad could let me know your theory on this question, that would be sweet!!

[@kbop7897]

@@lucasblue20 I thought of the steps on the path as choices. Like she could kill herself and crumble to pressure or she could sell her soul and die metaphorically, but live on. So Moira chose literal death and is trapped in limbo, and Vi, the meanie twin, would have had the same fate/choices, but Juliet intervened and did it all instead.

[@lucasblue20]

@@kbop7897 Your interpretation is kickass haha i love it, it really adds up! So the term sacrifice meant two different things for Moira and Juliet. Moira her life, Juliet her soul. And Moira ripped out that actual page that separated their fate. Interesting!! I love this, thanks so much for letting me know your thoughts, very sharp!! And thank you so much for watching!!

[@armandobardo6861]

@@lucasblue20 If she had died, the people who walked in front of her would have seen her, screamed or called 911

[@popdaskittles]

That makes so much sense. I was wondering why no one noticed a dead body on the statue like that.

[@dreimann]

There's something interesting about the last picture. It says: "VI Sacrifice." So VI of course is six, but also Vivian's nickname. When the parents stand in ovation at the end of the film, you don't see Vivian.

[@tiairrascott7993]

I was waiting for this comment

[@ashwiniiyer2425]

So where do think vi was ?? Did she die mm

[@JGORE188]

Yeah something about Vi sacrifice or 6 sacrifices. But feels like the last prophecy never eventually Anything cause in the end Juliette sacrificed herself ?

[@Srickert10]

I thought I saw her smiling during the standing-o

[@gaila.9852]

Huh? Vivian was smiling and clapping.

[@saddamh.3269]

Nocturne uses a lot of symbolism while explaining the trade of soul for fame and success with the devil. So when the movie shows Juliet dying it symbolizes the death of her soul, but she will continue to live with her earthly life.(In all glory that the devil promised her ofcourse!) As for Moira she also sacrificed her soul and could have lived a life in limelight but she regretted it so much that she also end her earthly life. (Just a different point of view)

[@lucasblue20]

This is a sweet theory, yeah since Moira may have regretted it more than Juliet, she may not have been able to continue her life on earth, great perspective! Thank you for watching!!

[@rocamboua]

Exactly!

[@lucasblue20]

@@anna-michellecourshon505 certainly makes sense, i love this theory. When i watch this film again i'm gonna have this theory in mind. Thank you for watching!!

[@VGEJackler]

Same. This is what makes most sense and all the signs refer to this. The steps are not literal.

[@lucasblue20]

@Victor Montoya yeahhh movies that deal with subtle possession are terrifying because no one ever truly knows or knows how to help, i totally agree. And i love your take on the film, thank you for watching!!

[@jills3124]

Okay I kinda interpreted the two endings as happening simultaneously as in while Juliet was actually performing (not chickening out) that piece was her signing the contract to sell her soul to the devil and whilst playing her soul runs away and commits suicide and jumps into the lake of fire or whatever which is why no one notices or looks when she’s lying there after jumping off the roof. On the complete opposite hand the scenario where Juliet performs beautifully her sister smiled and applauds which after what Juliet did and how mad Vivian was...Vivian probs would not smile and clap...so that was just a figment that the devil is “giving” her in exchange for her soul. And the irony of no one noticing her jumping off the roof is juxtaposing her standing ovation. My idealistic self wants the former to be true and for Juliet to at least be alive without embarrassing herself but the latter is so much more blumhouse

[@lucasblue20]

i love how you see it from both sides! Before i made this video i had similar theories in mind and it was hard to decide what to go with, i love how u mentioned the fact that Vivian smiled. That was a detail that tipped me in the direction that i finally decided on. I was just saying to a commenter earlier that the writer and director did a great job at giving enough leeway for either ending to be true so i love that u illustrated your thoughts as both actually happening at the same time. Super unique and really thoughtful interpretation, i really love it! Thank you for adding this and thank you so much for watching!!

[@cautiouslycynical9786]

Very late saying this but thank you madam or sir for a clear explanation of both possibilities. I needed this video to make sense of things, for which I am also grateful. But after watching it an idea was barely shaping in my mind. Which was your first interpretation of the ending: sacrifice of the soul and not one's life. However you aptly pointed out that Vivian wouldn't smile so genuinely. Although this is one of THE most open ended movies I ever watched, I too lean more towards your former interpretation.

[@salomekabinga3282]

Best explanation so far 👏

[@gaila.9852]

Juliet did not perform. Someone else did. Look at the sleeves.

[@TheCRYSTALLURE]

@@gaila.9852technically the scene they showed w/ the sleeves was Juliette’s scene when she performed the piece at the audition. But that furthers the idea that she never did perform at the actual event & that she did jump off & was smiling at the idea of happiness had she truly performed. Even though they did she her hands with the white dress too as if she were performing at the event.

[@zosothedeceiver2351]

Sweeney’s performance was really good. The ending definitely reminded me of Black Swan, but it was still able to deliver.

[@red_l6634]

when she is ready to jumb and we see someone play the piano, we can see sleeves on the dress while juliet's dress is sleevless,indicating that someone else took over. unless if it means that he is the devil who took over her body as her soul died.

[@LionessOfBeauty]

This is so good!

[@sametyuksel1997]

thanks for the comment. If you watch carefully a man hand on the piano.Probably dr cask

[@jessicamartinez8239]

ok you kinda snapped with this explanation. it makes so much sense!!

[@lucasblue20]

@Jessica Martinez haha thank you so much, I love doing these vids so your words really mean a lot!! I'm so glad you enjoyed!

[@wakeupfilthy3463]

I feel like juliets death symbolized how it is for young creatives who sacrifice so much and work so hard to never ever be noticed by anyone. Especially in the end when everyone didn’t even notice her body. but thats just my perspective.

[@PynkSpotsYT]

I have a little theory about the ending (reading someone else's comment here made it click into place): The final step for Juliette was written as 'VI Sacrifice' in which "VI" is roman numerals for six but also is Viviane's nickname (thank you to @dreimann for this!). When Juliette gets the book, Moira's sixth step has been ripped out, which makes me think that it is different for everyone (it would likely be a similar picture of a person jumping to their death, but the actual sacrifice needed would be different - keep reading for an explanation of what I mean by this). My theory is that Moira refused to make whatever her real final sacrifice was, and thus had to sacrifice her earthly body, thereby dying in the real world. She was given an eternal fantasy of success as a reward for the steps she completed and for sacrificing herself, which is why her ghost is smiling. On the other hand, Juliette's final sacrifice was Vi. Juliette made this sacrifice by completing all the steps and irreversibly severing her relationship with her sister, and then symbolically sacrificing her soul, as Lucas said in the video. Almost all the steps in the book required Juliette to take things away from Vi, essentially "sacrificing" not only her relationship to Vi, but also Vi herself (her future, teachers, relationships, happiness - which is why Vi says this at the end during their last conversation/fight). So, ultimately, the real sacrifice was Vi, not Juliette (as it would seem if we believe she died in earthly form), at the cost of Juliette's soul/goodness/whatever and her connection to her sister. Furthermore, I think that the dying soul is smiling to indicate that though Juliette was able to achieve a MOMENT of success in the real world, she is also operating under quite a bit of delusion, as evidenced by Vi smiling at the end, when we all know that she would not be happy for her sister's success at this point. It feels like the Devil is giving her a delusional fantasy-version of reality - she may play well now, but as both Vi and her teacher told her, it's too little too late. She will not achieve success and she has envisioned it (there's no Juliard scout, babe!), but the Devil will be gassing her up, making her think her she's more talented and entitled than she really is and she'll go on to live in angry mediocrity like her former teacher, likely becoming another agent for the Devil as he seemed to be (recall their fight about how she is best suited to become a teacher). Which makes sense of my one question I had watching this film - what does the Devil really get out of this? And endless cycle of souls! Deals with the Devil are almost always portrayed as having a "monkey's paw" effect, and I think this movie is no exception, as indicated by the story of Tartini, who made a deal with the Devil for one moment of brilliance, but then was back to mediocrity afterwards (no shade to Tartini, that's just how it is portrayed in the movie!).

[@nikkibeacth]

I agree that Juliet never played the Concert. She burns the notebook and her subtle talent was obtained after she found the notebook by burning it prior to the presentation her talent goes away with it. Her sister goes visit her right before the performance to play mind games and remind her of her stage fright in the past to mess with her head. She has a panic attack and leaves the stage and jumps off. Her sister smiling in the end is of pleasure to see Juliet fail and run off the stage. If you notice, the set was played, but by someone wearing long sleeves because the show must go on. Juliet was wearing a sleeveless dress.And her body there while everything just continues normally shows how that school just treats their professors and alumni as “ bodies “. As the Show must go on.

[@lucasblue20]

Whoaaa i love this analysis of the ending! That long sleeves thing you noticed is pretty crazy, im gonna rewatch the ending to see that. I really love your idea of “the show must go on” that is so prevalent in the film. Always nice to see someone with a similar take to me with even more fresh ideas, thank you!!

[@Monster-Abee]

It's literally a true story on how the devil tricks people by their desires. This is the way the very best entertainers get to the top. They make a deal then pay the price. During the performances they are possessed literally borrowing out their bodies. She didn't know what happened and was confused. It got too much for her and took her own life like some of the greatest musicians. Either way you pay. The teacher was there to encourage her to keep going just like the music executives. He almost had an evil presence. The whole thing is a lot more deeper but I'll leave it there.

[@wtfisthis96]

Exactly!! This explains what those big stars do to get into where they are. Beyonce for example has a story like this, really smiliar. Waste her childhood into music, and later sacrifice her childhood friends for her fame, dragging them into a group that was only made for her, and look at her, she perform like The Devil himself.

[@itz.murdock8174]

Or shes alive and the reason why she looked so distraught and spooked after she finished performing was because she saw vision while she was playing that she committed suicide. Thanks to her realizing what she was doing so she burned the book.

[@lucasblue20]

Yes this is also a rly fresh theory, some viewers believe that burning the book allowed her to live the life that she wanted, and on the other hand, some viewers believe that after burning the book it's affects still wouldn't wear off because she already wrote and eventually fulfilled that 6th step. It really comes down to your perception and interpretation which is such a great thing about this style of filmmaking. Thank you for watching!!

[@itz.murdock8174]

@@lucasblue20 thats my best theory on her living but more evidence points towards her dying sadly but i realize thats really what she wanted🤷🏽‍♂️but i loved sydney sweeny here shes the reason why i watched🥰loved her in euphoria

[@lucasblue20]

@@itz.murdock8174 Yeah Sydney Sweeney was great! I actually haven't seen Euphoria yet (i'm bad at keeping up with shows) but I have to watch it because I've heard too many good things about it!

[@182LadiesMan]

Relly interesting theory, but remembering that the book's last page is missing we can also conclude that Moria was tdoing the same thing and died anyway. So i think destroying the book's page won't broke the curse.

[@maximcypher3109]

child on piano in the hall...that is Mozart...a child prodigy whose work has withstood time, one of most famous composers even by people that really do not know classical...also..his passion for music...died young.

[@lucasblue20]

Great catch! Thank you for this!! I guess the same concept still applies, i see now that Mozart’s longevity (legendary musician status) is the goal that Tartini, Moira, and Juliet were promised (but were never actually given in reality). Thank you for correcting this!!

[@maximcypher3109]

@@lucasblue20 I don't think it detracts from your analysis...just adds further to the theme.

[@lucasblue20]

@@maximcypher3109 I totally agree, it adds extra depth for sure, very helpful, thank you so much for noticing this and thank you so much for watching!!

[@maximcypher3109]

@@lucasblue20 thanks for responding!! the movie left me with questions, I wanted to see other's thoughts..Thank you for making a video!

[@lucasblue20]

@@maximcypher3109 Yeah no worries my friend! I'll always be makin these videos when obscure movies come out, and the discussions like this are so much fun!!

[@wolfie819]

And finally, Moira is an anagram for Moria ((or Moriah)). No not the mines of Moria in Middle Earth but the biblical Hebrew Moriah. In Hebrew it means "God is my teacher." So that's a dead ass reference to the devil being the "God of Earth" and tricking people into worshiping him. Also, Mount Moriah is the biblical location where Abraham was asked to "sacrifice" his son that he loved most. And last but not least, the struggle between Juliet and Viv is a symbol to the struggle between Angels and Demons. Viv plays like the devil is outside, ergo she is warding off the devil. Moira and subsequently Juliet plays as if the devil is in the room , embracing the devil.

[@lucasblue20]

I love this so much, u rly know ur references and connected it super well with the film. Never heard this theory before but it's really fresh! Thanks so much for posting it!!

[@wolfie819]

@@lucasblue20 Your welcome! Anagrams are the go-to tool Hollywood writers use to hide their references in plain site.

[@wolfie819]

@@lucasblue20 oh and by the way, the poster of the movie is a dead giveaway. She is already upside downw with her mascara bloody tears falling in the opposite direction of her face! Her death is literally right there on the poster. She was dead all along and the movie played out as her eternal "repeating punishment" in hell.

[@lucasblue20]

@@wolfie819 Yeahh anagrams are a common giveaway for sure, i'll def be takin another look at that poster!!

[@pavanpyda]

Abrahamic God is a sadistic evil character. One can interpret that he was the devil in disguise

[@hangontosebastian7910]

I was so confused by the ending and why no one was noticing her dying body at the end thank you for explaining this movie so well, I love this movie so much and will watch it again. It’s sad that Juliet didn’t get the true appreciation she deserves though and only a short time success. She and the other dead girl deserves more. But I guess it’s good they’re sort off happy at the end ?

[@lucasblue20]

Thank you for your kind words! It rly means a lot to me!! And haha yes they are kinda happy at the end smiling, it is kind of tragic no matter how you look at it which I feel makes the ending so great, there’s this glaring irony to it all that makes that final shot so chilling. Thank you for watching btw!!

[@katykins2010]

So what about Vivian? Any thoughts on why she is so snotty to Juliet and two faced from the beginning even though they shared their mother’s womb? “wombies”

[@lucasblue20]

Hey, i hope you're ready for a long answer cus i have always had a little theory about this that i wasn't sure about including in the video haha first of all i love your question and find your take super interesting cus when i first saw the movie i thought Vivian was really nice and supportive until Juliet began to betray her and eventually ruin her potential. However, I always had a slight suspicion that Mr. Cask had some sort of demonic or devilish presence. He dropped several lines throughout the film that sort of implied that he knew what was happening to Juliet, it's almost like he has the same effect on his students that the devil had on his student: Tartini. This would likely explain why he surprisingly appears in the room when Juliet is alone playing the Devil's Trill for the first time. So i think he has an effect on his students to almost carry out the devil's work or something like that. And i think this is why you're seeing Vivian become so vindictive. His presence in the room i think may push his students (Moira, Vivian, and eventually Juliet) to become more jealous, cruel, and vindictive. Upon second watch I noticed this more but wasn't sure about including it in the video haha but yeah those are my raw thoughts on that (just a side theory). Hope it helps! And thank you so much for watching!!

[@katykins2010]

@@lucasblue20 wow you’re so good with wording it too! That makes so much sense I have to watch it a second time ASAP lol

[@lucasblue20]

@@katykins2010 haha thank you you're so nice, and yeah the second watch is like a new movie, enjoy!

[@tamekajohnson999]

Awesome synopsis and not too long! Made perfect sense- thanks

[@lucasblue20]

@@tamekajohnson999 Anytime! Glad you enjoyed and thank you for watching!!

[@evasage14]

Hi! Just watched the movie and was looking for a video to tie up so lose ends. I found your video and thoroughly enjoyed it thank you so much for making it! Throughout the movie I was thinking how good Juliet was at piano but still didn’t have that “spark” that Vivian had. It made me think that no matter how hard you try at something it doesn’t always guarantee success. It was crazy to see the lengths Juliet would go to achieve this long lasting success and made me think of the quote from avengers infinity war, where gamora asks “what did it cost” and thanos replies with “everything.” It seems as if to achieve this long lasting success or goal you have to sacrifice so much but it makes you think if the cost is really worth it. For example, Is being this famous pianist really worth losing your soul over? I know I don’t know much of anything(I’m 15 lol) but to me life is so much more than our success or achievements but the people we love and who love us in return, I feel like if Juliet would have settled for “mediocrity” and learned to enjoy the simple things in life and cheer on her sisters success she would have been so much happier, but thats just my interpretation. Sorry for the super long comment haha- thanks again for this video!

[@ambujazad50]

If you are 15 ,and you are thinking like that, it's great by the way I am 23 in my age group and I rarely find people with this mindset.

[@lucasblue20]

This is such a sweet comment! I love your interpretation, I would literally add this to the video if i could haha you're so right. The film says so much about sacrifice for success and whether it's truly worth it. I love that you brought up Thanos because in his mind his whole goal makes perfect sense to him and the sacrifice must happen. I guess in life we need to figure out how not to give up the precious little things in life while also not giving up on our dreams. It's certainly a tough balance. Good on you for highlighting this at such a young age haha thinking like you do will certainly brighten your future! Thank you!!

[@evasage14]

@@ambujazad50 oh wow thank you so so much I really appreciate it!! I hope you find more people with that mindset, thanks so much for the reply it made my day!

[@evasage14]

@@lucasblue20 AGH I’m freaking out thank you so so much for the reply haha! Your kind words really mean so much, especially regarding my age!! I completely agree with your take on finding that perfect balance between the little things in life and following your dreams, I notice a lot of life is finding a balance, like the balance between selfishness and selflessness and so one and so forth. I’m glad you liked my reference to thanos, i love the avengers aha, and so I completely agree with your interpretation! Thank you again this reply really made my day, and I never comment on videos so to have you respond, I’m jumping up and down with excitement ahhh!!! Never stop making these videos, they are amazing, God bless!💓💓

[@lucasblue20]

@@evasage14 Hahaha yes please keep thinking about life and art the way you do! And certainly continue to express your thoughts and ideas in whatever way feels most natural to you because your ideas are great! Thank you for your kind words as well, I'll always continue to create! All the best to you!!

[@wolfie819]

Lucas, of all the videos I scoured, yours was the most fulfilling. You knew how to connect the dots and see the parallels. I especially enjoyed your explanation of the metaphor of the crowd casually going by her dead body at the end. Also, the connection to Lucifer is spot on. Not many youtube videos managed to make that connection. Both Moira and Juliet jumped to their death to symbolize "Lucifer's fall." It was his way of saying: "we all pay a price." Or "now you will know the price I had to pay."

[@lucasblue20]

Wow thank you so much! It's so great to hear that seriously! I totally agree with how the fall symbolizes the price Lucifer paid like their walking right into his footsteps, it's a great parallel. Thank you so much for watching!!

[@cheese8046]

I really wanted more from the ending. I wanted to know more about what happened with her family and stuff but i guess ending it there was more ambiguous and some people like dat shit

[@lucasblue20]

Haha I gotta admit im one of those people, I like ambiguous endings cus it’s fun to theorize and interpret and discuss but that’s just me

[@cheese8046]

@@lucasblue20 omg hi! I usually like it but at the same time there’s always a part of me that stays up late thinking about ambiguous endings to the point where I can’t sleep and it’s all I think about everyday until I finally give up of course then it comes back to haunt me in the future again when it pops back into my thoughts Lmaooo

[@lucasblue20]

Hahaha im so sorry you have to go through that, hopefully the Explained videos help you out a little bit (sorry this comment is so late btw, i think it didn't load on my computer when i sent it earlier but thank you so much for watching! Rly means a lot!!)

[@cheese8046]

@@lucasblue20 the fact that you’re even replying at all ❤️❤️❤️ you’re so f***ing awesome, happy new year, hope your new year is filled with many more subscribers ❤️

[@lucasblue20]

@@cheese8046 Wow thank you! You are also really awesome for commenting your thoughts in the first place, i loved reading it! And thank you for the well wishes to my channel! Wishing you a happy 2021, i hope your night was great!!

[@tintsandtones7969]

Wowww I did understand the ending and how she was happy after jumping off the roof I thought she had kinda vision of her amazing concert But I did not understand why everyone ignored her dead body... Thank you for making this video U just earned a new subscriber 😁😁

[@lucasblue20]

Thank you so much for everything! I’m so glad to hear u enjoyed the video and could get something out of it! It rly means a lot to me! Plenty more videos to come!!

[@ahsilesenallipa]

Thank you this was well explained. I was definitely left confused after the ending. You're very underrated and I genuinely hope you get the recognition you deserve. You read very well into the story.

[@lucasblue20]

Thank you so much! I’m so glad you liked the video, it’s a pretty perplexing story for sure, and yeah, maybe one day the channel will really pick up, but I’m enjoying it so much already. Your kind words really mean a lot! Thank you again!!

[@ahsilesenallipa]

@@lucasblue20 Of coursee im very glad and thankful of ur kindness too !! Im definitely subscribing to uu :))

[@poweroflove2932]

Wow!! Amazing explanation, ...church bell rings 6 times!! Was a brilliant catch!!!.. Love ❣❣

[@lucasblue20]

Thank you so much!! Yeah i caught that on the second watch and i was like ahhhh ok so Moira did all 6 steps for sure haha thank you so much for watching! Your words mean a lot!!

[@poweroflove2932]

@@lucasblue20 lovely mann!! Subscribing...... (See if u can do cadaver)

[@lucasblue20]

@@poweroflove2932 omg u saw Cadaver already! You're a legend cus i was hyped for it all month and i saw it today, i do think it kind of explains itself in the second half but i'm gonna talk about it in my "Best October 2020 Movies" video (coming Sunday) where i'll certainly drop my interpretation of the images and themes. I'll shout you out for sure! Thank you so much for the great suggestion and for subscribing!!

[@lucasblue20]

@@poweroflove2932 hey just letting you know I changed my mind, im gonna do a full video for Cadaver, it made me think way too much haha comin Tuesday!!

[@poweroflove2932]

@@lucasblue20 cool!! Waiting

[@joeblow1748]

Its also about the devilish quest for agnowledgement. How many talents and souls are lost to it instead of worshiping and respecting the craft itself, envy takes over and ruins you.

[@ruthwagner6945]

Excellent summary of the movie. I think you’re right on target and I appreciate your interpretation as I struggled with the symbolisms in this movie.

[@lucasblue20]

Thank you, I'm so glad you got something out of it! And yes just like you i found the symbolism really tricky, i had to watch the film a couple times to wrap my head around it. Thank you so much for watching!!

[@juliamanzatto20]

loved your interpretation!! i got a little bit confused about the endind but after watching your video and reading some of the comments i finally got it!! thank u so much for doing such a great content!

[@lucasblue20]

Thank you! Anytime! I'm so glad to hear this!! If you're ever confused about a movie please reach out to me, i love talking about this kind of stuff and if it's new i'll make a video certainly! Thanks so much for watching!!

[@shailibhattacharya4678]

Loved (loveeeeeed) your explanation, I read so many more perceptions in the comments and realised that how most of us interpreted it in the more or less same way, but you. The fact that your theory was different proves how unique your mind is! Not even kidding! Thankyou so much for making the video. Any chance you make one on 'THE LIE' ?

[@lucasblue20]

Wooww thank you so much, this is such a kind and thoughtful comment, seriously thank you! I haven't seen The Lie but my mom saw it and said i should watch it haha and she said there was some sort of twist so yeah it seems like the type of film that deserves a video. Can i make u a deal? I'm super busy with school rn but i graduate in like 3 weeks (if everything goes smoothly haha) so in December i could do The Lie and give it the time and thought that it deserves. Would that work?

[@mactown91210]

I actually thought that she did go on to play and that the image of her after she jumped was her soul. She achieved success but at the cost of her soul.

[@maia3058]

Makes sense to me now. Thank you for actually explaining the ending and not summarising the plot scene for scene

[@lucasblue20]

Thank you! And yes that is so true, a lot of KZbinrs and writers summarize the plot for clicks which isn’t cool, but im so glad you enjoyed this! Your words rly mean a lot!!

[@treydaughtry3114]

Took me a while to find an explanation, I think this is the best one I found. Thanks my guy 😎

[@lucasblue20]

Anytime! Thank you so much for watching and for your kind words, it means a lot!

[@talinaivazian7010]

You did an amazing job anticipating all the questions we may have, and answering them all in the different themes. The ending took a second to process, I didn’t want it to be true. Thank you for putting this video together.

[@lucasblue20]

No worries! I love making these videos and watching these movies! It means a lot that you appreciate the input, thank you so much, I’m rly glad u enjoyed!!

[@luisfelipe9765]

To me is possible that she didn't jump as everyone ignored her body and that's difficult to do when people passed close by. Her medication play a large role in the movie so it's possible that all was in her head. Her second teacher said that she was technically better than Vivian she just lacked the passion, so her medication in conjunction with the things she did under the guidance of the book perhaps help her to put some passion into her music. Great video btw

[@lucasblue20]

This is a cool theory, it’s great that you bring up her medication which certainly seemed like it played a part in her delusions and change in attitude. I do think the final shot with passers by was a metaphor (not a real event) but I feel you. I like your take, thank you so much for watching!!

[@gaila.9852]

Dr. Cask said, “Her technique is no better than yours.” He was not saying that Juliet’s technique was better than Vivian’s.

[@ryujin1917]

@@gaila.9852 he also said her efficiency is worse than Juliet’s so yeah, he didn’t exactly say “better” but that’s basically the msg

[@gaila.9852]

@@ryujin1917 I mixed up the names in my comment. I just fixed it.

[@SarelleSirius]

This explanation makes the movie seem a lot better. And I also think Juliet actually died, it’s the most logical conclusion since Moira actually died. Didn’t someone in the movie say something to Juliet along the lines of “you’ll always be nothing” or something like that? That could explain the symbolism of people ignoring her body. And it’s also the most satisfying ending. Juliet is unlikeable, greedy, jealous, and lacks self awareness. It’s satisfying knowing that she ultimately failed in trying to upstage her sister. Instead of living her own life and growing herself, she spent every second trying to beat her twin. But you can’t beat somebody at being them.

[@lucasblue20]

Thank you so much! It's always comforting to see someone who interpreted the film similarly to me so i know I'm not crazy haha (but of course i also love the variety of opinions in the comments, super fascinating). I really love how you positioned our preferred ending as the most morally and emotionally satisfying. You often do pay a price for such relentless and vindictive choices. I really love your take and your explanation! It really made me think about my theory more. Thank you so much for your input and thank you so much for watching!!

[@Marioinformer4]

I would hard body disagree. I felt it was more on the line with movies like Blackswan, Whiplash, where its the artists obsession to sacrifice themselves for their muse. I do think the ending was a metaphor for what Vi said at the end, Succeed or fail, nothing changes. Which is why both scenes happen at the same time to make you wonder whether she carried out the performance, or left and died with her spirit. However, although that is an appealing way to look at it, seeing all the pain shes cause others, while looking at what shes sacrificed in order to be the great, its ideal to leave it in Schrodinger's box. I think she surpassed all expectations and nailed the concerto. Why? Because she did her sacrifice, she is removing herself from happiness, life, love, and acceptance in order to progress with her art. Its alluded many times that she was sacrificing everything since she was young, and despite what any of her teachers tell her about her capabilities, and likelihood to not make it far in life, she will surpass because her spirit is the only thing she needs. I think it was a great ending, but I dont feel it was all that confusing, her sister smiling was maybe a projection of what she wanted to feel, maybe she sacrificed all this for approval, and is envisioning she gets it from her sister (who we know has always had a better standing than her, and the fact no one is looking at her dead body on the school sculpture is more a representation of how isolated she became in order to make the ultimate sacrifice for her school (body on school scultpure, represents sacrifice to music for the schools behalf, and for her own behalf) Sorry I rambled, I just really loved the ending.

[@jacobshank9362]

This movie is full of symbolism and imagery! Truly a good movie. I believe the ending had numerous meanings. My take at the end-when she was lying there dying-with nobody noticing, was like Cast mentioned at the diner: as a musician (classical or not), you can give your whole life, dedicate it to music, “sell your soul” (figuratively or literally) and not even be noticed. As she’s dying, she is finally getting what she wanted, greatness. I believe that can have biblical ties as desire is the devil within you. “She has something inside her”. She was both pregnant (morning sickness puking or perhaps just anxiety puking), had talent within her (Cast scene had two meanings), and was a literal and figurative sacrifice (Sacrificer virgin to devil vibes)-the scene where she’s looking down the halfway with the shot on her eyes makes it look like her pupils are squarish, like a goat (often used in satanic references). She perhaps had the devil within her womb. Although I believe she died, it contradicts my thoughts on every other scene where the “light” was involved, she was dreaming; all except for one, the scene where she was in the cave and saw the morning star. And her sister fell, her “fall from grace”. As she perhaps was on a similar path as Lucifer and her twin sister Juliet. Twin themes. One falls, one rises. All in all, a great movie that provokes thought. The imagery and twin thematic shots were so good-lots of mirrors throughout film which ties into Lucifer obsessing over himself

[@ferduran4340]

Wow I just discovered your channel and I don't know why you don't have like a million followers, such good videos, keep it up like that 😁

[@lucasblue20]

Wow haha thank you!! Certainly will continue to post content, it's so much fun! Thank you for your kind words!!

[@priyanair4339]

Goshhhhh finally the whole movie makes sense to me!!! Thank youu!!!

[@lucasblue20]

Im super glad you enjoyed! Thank you so much for watching!!

[@SpiceThymeContinuum]

Wow, your explanations make so much sense, great video

[@lucasblue20]

Thank you so much! It means so much to me that you enjoy them, I'll keep creating!!

[@bugr33d0_hunter8]

Yoou killed it my brother. Thats exactly how it works. 100% A+

[@lucasblue20]

Wow that means so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed it, it rly means a lot, thank you so much for watching!!

[@budahbaba7856]

*@Lucas Blue* Thank you for your insights. You picked up a lot of things in the movie i didn't. I just saw Nocturne a couple nights ago. I think it spoke to me on a personal level because when i was younger, i was Juliet. I never went so far to make that deal with the Devil -that was a line that while often tempted, i resisted crossing. I know what it is like to be that one who wants to be a musician more than life itself, and yet you always see yourself behind the curve of your peers; many of whom are people you dearly love. Yet in spite of your affection for them, your jealousy makes you resentful, destroys relationships, leaves you self-loathing and wanting to die. After i had finally smashed enough vintage instruments in my self-hatred (yes I dearly wish i could take that back!) i finally reached that moment of peace where i decided i wasn't going to trade my soul for music. My friends and family were the ones i needed to nurture. I never became a great musician, but i have been much happier for giving up that struggle. And the gift i was granted for making that choice instead of the other is that i can still play music, accepting whatever level i can play it -and happily enjoy it! :) On that note, maybe this movie was not as appealing to non-musicians, but for me, it was the best horror movie i have seen in many years! I related to it. I loved it!

[@lucasblue20]

Omg totally! When you can relate to a film, you connect with the writer/director and their characters. I was a musician as well so i totally feel u, i loved how the film demonstrated how friendly competition can escalate to envy, heartlessness, and brutality. I love that you shared your story so honestly, it's so great to hear how people connect to films. Glad you're doing rly well in life now too. Thank you so much for watching!!

[@satwickganta943]

Now that makes sense, thanks for the explanation :) good work 👏🏻

[@lucasblue20]

Thanks you so much! And no worries, anytime!!

[@quinnhayes3046]

you have a very nice voice!! I would've thought you had more subscribers because it's well edited too and straight to the points, now im gonna have to go back and watch all your old videos lol.

[@lucasblue20]

woww you're so sweet and kind, thank you so much! Idk if i'm super proud of my old videos haha cus i was figuring out my style (i still am i guess) but I will be back in early December with new videos!! Just finishing up my last two weeks of school. Thank you so much for watching by the way, it really means a lot!!

[@quinnhayes3046]

@@lucasblue20 relatable, everyone's finishing up the last few weeks before Christmas break! np though keep up the grind i like these types of videos 👍🏼

[@lucasblue20]

Will do, thank you!!

[@cubecopyright872]

Your explanation was very good. Thanks. ✨ Subscribed

[@lucasblue20]

Thank you so much!! I'm so glad you enjoyed! Plenty more videos to come!

[@KillerPojo12]

that painting in the halllway my guy is clearly Mozart. They have been suggesting he too sold his soul for his personal success and excellence or coulld just be a conwinky dink. just sayin buddy, not Tartini but Mozart playing a piano as a child, quite a famous painting.

[@susmita9891]

I just completed this movie and I did understand the ending and the whole tartini story, and the other references of the devil but I was just really confused as to why people just ignored her dead body lmao so I wanted to confirm my theories by watching an explanation video. So thanks for explananing that and also thanks for explaining the burning hand I did not understand that either:)

[@lucasblue20]

Anytime! You're super sharp for knowing all of the Tartini and devil references, i had to look that up haha thank you so much for watching!!

[@pablojardon6225]

Excellent analysis, great work!

[@lucasblue20]

Thank you!! So glad you enjoyed!!

[@saint3356]

my interpretation is the evil twin part of her took over, i feel maybe she didn't really die but she was replaced by her evil twin because she did see herself perform and she did finish the perforrmance in the movie -- but it still stands if she did die, i just think it's some evil twin took over thing a la black swan a little bit (but that's more a breakdown thing in the very end)

[@ambujazad50]

It was great explanation, nice put together, all the mythological facts and biblical references.

[@lucasblue20]

Thank you so much! And yeah it's really fun connecting the references and themes! I'm really glad you enjoyed, your words mean a lot!!

[@djgeneticdisorder]

People are overthinking the ending, when she draw the 6th page, Juliet draw herself sacrificing to satan, when Juliet came on stage she got a panic attack, which she had in the past aswell according to her sister V, Juliet is a loner aswell and not ok in her mind kind of psychosis eventually when she jumped, and while she is dying, Juliet just imagining her playing and was succesfully a star, then she smiles and dies while imagining her succes at stage. Now no one is seeing her on the statue, it just states that you will be forgotten really fast in life, especially suicide people

[@PynkSpotsYT]

Also, loving your videos so much! I've literally been watching movies just to come watch your analysis of them, haha. Thanks for making such killer content!

[@jessicagrubbs7637]

Thank you for explaining this, it was a good video!!

[@lucasblue20]

Anytime! I’m so glad you enjoyed and thank you for watching!!

[@Cheatmuh]

Sooooo apprechiated this video... and all the comments too! This movie made me so frkn uncomfortable like no other horror movie lately... thanks for sharing your thoughts ! !

[@Me-zz6xk]

I feel like it was greed that led Juliet to going as far as selling her soul. She envied her sister V, and how things came so effortlessly to her. Juliet wanted to be seen, heard, and loved the way her sister was, and in order to do that she felt the need to “prove” herself. I believe she jumped off the building and her seeing the light before jumping was her losing her soul as she’s falling. There’s a man(devil) playing the piano as this is happening. When Juliet had seen herself on stage holding the flowers, she looks at herself(devil) with a sadistic smile. When she comes back to “reality” its really just her in her fantasy that she sacrificed for. It’s her external hell, and as the students are walking by her dead body nobody notices her as before. When she’s smiling while dying its her seeing everyone clap for her.

[@lucasblue20]

I totally agree! Her smile indicates her seeing this alternate reality. I love how you indicated the parallels between her and the devil. Your thoughts seem to line up well with my research. I love your theory! Thank you so much for watching!!

[@eyezam]

Wassup bro, I just finished watching this movie and at the end I felt like there was a theme or message that I was missing and I just couldn’t put my finger on it. So glad I found this video you explained it flawlessly.

[@lucasblue20]

I'm so glad I could offer new insights and answer your questions! Thank you so much my friend, it really means a lot!!

[@avideosomeday3913]

When something happens in a movie scene, 1. something happens to the character, but also 2. the storyteller is doing something. We often see movie strictly from the characters point of view, but not the storyteller's. If "no ending" is common, the only reason 2 endings is not accepted is bc we value the character's storyline more than what the storyteller have to say.

[@Luvsinging100]

Perfectly explained ! Thank you 🙏🏾

[@MsLH208]

I watched it tonight,n came here for answers!the ending baffled me.btw, theBoy inTheBIGHallWay Pic isMozart

[@stephenherman8067]

Great analysis! Really on point! 🧐

[@lucasblue20]

Thank you so much! It really means a lot that you enjoyed it!

[@lea-nx6em]

Finally I understand the ending!! Thanks for making this video ✨❤️

[@lucasblue20]

Anytime my friend! Thank you for watching!!

[@puccapappu8158]

Thank you so much for the video 😅 I was breaking my head thinking about the ending 😂

[@lucasblue20]

Haha anytime, it’s really a pleasure! I’m glad I could save you the stress. Thank you so much for watching!!

[@SagarKumar-kb6mn]

I loved your explanation thanks mate. GOD BLESS YOU

[@ritwikshanu5913]

a little better explanation than others

[@danielpena209]

Nocturne also is the name Of a piano piece from Chopin, a piano prodigy

[@lucasblue20]

That’s sweet I just looked him up, it makes total sense too since there’s this recurring theme of promised early success. Great catch and thank u for watching!!

[@paulaechavarria4864]

i think the scene where she makes the first audition while she is playing the vivian song in the piano (min. 26:30) xplains the end, she is in the balcony teather sad watching herself proud for the ovation, its like her soul watching the body, so this secene means her body got the succes she wanted but the soul was given.

[@lkntgkltrndfl]

4:03 perhaps it's backwards? it was the same in her notebook and needed a mirror to be read.

[@chychy0326]

thank goodness for this video bc i wasn’t sure what happened at the end 😂 but great video and thank you!❤️

[@lucasblue20]

Anytime! And ik this movie was a head-scratcher haha thank you so much for watching!!

[@ayooandy]

Lmao why does he sound like honest boy

[@marikimi7]

The video was perfect ! Thank you so much !

[@lucasblue20]

Wow thank you, i really appreciate it!! It's always my pleasure!

[@ku-fc5nj]

I’m late to watch this finally, but you explained this perfectly…sub’d.

[@lucasblue20]

Omg thank you so much! Feel free to send me suggestions for movies you like (new or old). Thank you for watching!!

[@henry6354]

I agree with yr point of view regarding expecially "the ending"

[@brendaalcantar7891]

Thank! I couldn't find a video in Spanish but yours really helped me to understand the movie

[@lucasblue20]

No worries! I’m so glad you enjoyed this one, thank you for watching!!

[@sauwurabh]

wow good video. you nust got yourself a new subscriber

[@lucasblue20]

So glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much! Plenty more videos to come!!

[@armandobardo6861]

She does not die and it is easy to explain: if nobody sees her bloody on the statue, despite the fact that several people pass in front of her it is because: A- she dies and all the people who pass by are hallucinating, they don't see her dead, nobody screams and nobody calls 911. B- she does not die and what dies is her fear of success, her fears in a symbolism and that is why the people who pass by do not see anything. >>>>Option B is logic

[@rickmister01]

While did enjoy the break down, see all the research. It was great, I tend to disagree. I feel like she was alive in the end and the sacrifice she had to make was playing the piece and ending her sister “career”. I reason I think this is it doesn’t make sense to kill ourself after a deal with the devil, the first girl wrote something on the wall and I think it may have the death isn’t real. Which I take to mean the sacrifice isn’t necessarily suicide. The death could be a symbolic of her soul dying since it belong to the devil now.

[@lucasblue20]

I love your theory, yes the ending could mean that she is simply sacrificing her soul for greater success, I’ve actually heard that theory from quite a few people, that’s a cool way to look at it, when making this video I realized that there is enough reasoning for either side that you think is real as a viewer, and I think that’s what the director wanted, thank you for this sweet interpretation and thank you for watching!!

[@rickmister01]

@@lucasblue20 thank you for the video.

[@TheMangoman1220]

I thought the same exact thing I was wondering if someone in the comments agreed! Beautiful movie, I loved it!

[@lucasblue20]

@@TheMangoman1220 Yeah i really enjoyed this film too, thank you for waching!!

[@wolfie819]

Plot twist: she was dead all along! Look at the poster of the movie and you will know why.

[@ylpitts1]

Very well explained 🙌🏽

[@lucasblue20]

Thank you!! So glad I could help!!

[@nikkibeacth]

The best take on this movie. You are good.

[@lucasblue20]

Thank you! You are certainly also good haha i read your theory on the ending, stellar!

[@mikes7292]

Thank you that makes sense 👍👍

[@lucasblue20]

So glad you enjoyed! Thank you so much for watching!!

[@mikes7292]

👍

[@daughteroftheblacklight2354]

I don't see the end the same way. For me, Moira saw the 6th step was sacrifice and she took it litterally. She got scared (she tore the last page of the notebook) and she committed suicide before the show because she was too scared, she wasn't willing to go through the whole process and face the last step. On the other hand, Juliette comes on stage. I think the real end is that she performs because we also had the teacher tell him previously that when a musician is going on stage, it's like a sacrifice. So inside herself she feels like dying from this sacrifice but she made it and her dead body/soul is smiling from the relief, she went through the path. Also, I think we see her dead body on the school's statue because this school is sacrificing the students in the sense that they have to go through these steps to become great musicians. Also it resonates with the sentences we have on the movie jacket the great (Moira) vs the mad ones/people who are really determined to achieve their goals (Juliette) (Sorry for my english, it's not my first language)

[@Beautifulpoo1]

thank you so much for putting this

[@lucasblue20]

Anytime my friend! Super glad to help!!

[@gokulram9188]

Keep up the grind boi :p

[@lucasblue20]

Thank you!! I rly enjoy the process so I’ll certainly continue creating!!

[@biggestp9337]

What about when she started taking 3 pills inside of just 1?

[@866aryankatoch2]

According to me *vi* was the sixth sacrifice and also Vivian and if she was sacrificed as you can see she was not standing with her parents , Juliet would be like successful and if *vi* was not sacrificed then Juliet would die I guess

[@victorpereira5844]

Awesome video!!

[@lucasblue20]

Thank you so much! So glad you enjoyed!!

[@daliakuwait]

Fantastic explanation!

[@lucasblue20]

Thank you so much! It means a lot!!

[@oooh-lala]

The painting is of W.A Mozart

[@gazanfarman7293]

I don't think she's dead think she just lost her soul and the last shot showed how no one care about sacrifices you do to get perfection

[@mutigajesse195]

I should have just watched the movie and remained confused and not looked for this video because - the comment section. I am now more confused than the movie confused me.

[@dramaticvirghoe]

she definitely died. it was obvious. she was imagining being loved but forgotten in her final moment

[@roshelleglazman4098]

black swan meets the perfection

[@blaqpirate]

Man that was great explanation!

[@lucasblue20]

Thank you so much! Your words mean a lot!!

[@blaqpirate]

@@lucasblue20 Your welcome! Your video was the most detailed without being dragged on i seen on this movie!

[@lucasblue20]

@@blaqpirate that's so great to hear because i really try to make them as tight as possible, thank you!!

[@blaqpirate]

@@lucasblue20 and you Excell!! Excellent job 👏

[@syedibrahimkhalil786]

Beautifully explained. Sub+

[@lucasblue20]

Thank you so very much!! And i'm so glad you liked it! Much more content to come!

[@aashika.u.k329]

Omg you deserve wayyy more views and subscribers this made some much sense rhndjf

[@lucasblue20]

Thank you so much! My channel's pretty new but it's lots of fun so i'll keep creating, thank you so much for watching!!

[@vaibhavsrivastav4031]

Thnxx bro u explained very well.

[@lucasblue20]

Thank you, Anytime! So glad you enjoyed!!

[@suicideme]

Hey bruv, now you do movie explanations will you make any of relatively old movies? Like The Machinist, Memento, you know. Nice vid

[@lucasblue20]

Hey bro, yeah whenever a new movie comes out that's kinda confusing or symbolic i always make a video on it but yeah i could also do classics. I would love to do a film that's old and symbolic but hasn't gotten enough shine, or a big classic too. It would be really cool if you could help me with figuring out a good one to do. What are your best suggestions?

[@suicideme]

@@lucasblue20, was not good received by the critics but I really liked it, it's called Under the Silver Lake, at least tell me what you'll think about it, I like how you explain them. Lot of symbolism and totally a trip

[@lucasblue20]

@@suicideme Yes I've heard quite a bit about this film but never saw it. I'll give it a watch this week and i'll look through my library of films to figure out how i could roll out some classic videos. I'll certainly message you after i see Under The Silver Lake though. Thank you so much for the suggestions!!

[@suicideme]

@@lucasblue20, I hope you like it!

[@lucasblue20]

Hey, i forgot to watch Under The Silver Lake sry!! But i just rented it and im watching it tonight!!! I’ll send u my thoughts under this comment later tonight right after I’ve seen it and we can discuss!

[@veironvaya9687]

me : mom i want to watch black swan mom : we have black swan at home black swan at home :

[@lmathews5608]

Well explained brother, sounds like a Hollywood puppet life story

[@lucasblue20]

Thank you so much! And yes, very much so a Hollywood puppet story in my opinion as well. Thank you for watching!!

[@deepakvishwakarma2563]

Nice and concise 😍

[@lucasblue20]

Thank you so much my friend! It really means a lot!!