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you have a really poetic way of speaking ☺️

I wish if it where about a make believe princess and not Diana.. excellet performance from Kirsten Stuart but horrible portraial of princess Diana and royal family..made them look inhumane and robot like..very silly also because the aim of the film was to feel sorry for diana but it did the complete opposite..made her look ungrateful and nuts.

I passed on this many many times due to the negativity but I finally picked the bluray up and have just finished watching it and was absolutely blown away. A hidden gem if ever their was one. An excellent film, top tier art.

Correction of jewish beliefs. No wife other than Eve is considered canon to christian or jewish bibles, and in traditional christian thought Adam is considered more responsable than Eve for not intervening and protecting his wife. There have been christians in the past who try and frame it otherwise but thats not the traditional or proper reading of the text.

What about red?

Awful cringe film, weve seen this Message of men being the bad Guys over & over, even in the bible Itself, the fact that movies about Men can be made that just blame Them for all the wrongs of the world & acting as if women did nothing Wrong tells me we live in a women Centric society that sees men as expendable & inferior.

So when are we getting the Sequel women?? i think that Needs to be made, if there Could be a movie made about Discussing & talking about the Bad In men, why not women??

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TY for this review. Just finished it over the weekend, actually an amazing film.

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This film is just fab. I saw it and its just fantastic. Kristen did a superb job. She is just flawless. To those who do not understand this film, it is how Diana mightve percieved those around her and her interpretation of everything in her life. I think this narrative is closest to what she mightve gone through.

Damn I could listen to you talk about this film for hours. Thanks so much!!

nah it was bad

This movie is so underrated. The general public are dumbasses.

love it

Bro, you DO this

Boy, you was cooking in this review

this video is part of the fabric of the universe, thank you

It‘s kind of ironic given a subject of the film (men v women) that you (and many others) think that the Lesley Duncan song is a cover of an Elton John song. It’s the other way round, it’s Lesley’s song.

10/10,would come back for another movie analysis/review again! 🎉

I feel like the film ruins the character scenario factor. Like playing tag, he gives it away to easily and foolishly. It was tense and fun up until that plant guy blew spores into her face. You can still have suspension of disbelief even in fantasy and surrealism, but he took it too far to the point of constant eye roll. Real waste

The Ford Focus in the Movie had a very nice colour.

The Ford Focus in the Movie had a very nice colour.

Just use simple words bro. No need to prove how clever you are.

This review analysis was truly great insight! My initial interpretation was very shallow and biblically centered, I found parallels between James and lucifer the "fallen angel" as he tormented her and "pushed her to commit the acts that led to his (or mankind's) demise" ( referencing sin and the apple scene again) when really it was a cycle of finger pointing and lack of accountability for man's own weakness. I also found that the movie had a lot of allegorical references to the abuse mankind puts upon mother nature which can be represented by harper. This means it wasn't referring directly to men but the human race and patriarchy as a whole. The men went to immoral, tormentfull and destructive extents to reach Harper, wether emotionally like James, spiritually or physiclly (which could reference the forbidden fruit and the apple scene) . The end scene really locks this in when she asks what James wants from her and he replies "your love". This could represent the unrequited and unconditional love and nurture man or mankind demands not only to mother nature but also to women in our society without fair or ethical exchange. I know this is all super messy but I hope my point got across. This movie was great in my opinion and theres so much more to unpack but it reminds me a lot of the Jennifer Lawrence film "Mother!", if you like this movie and haven't watched Mother, I highly suggest it.

Contrary to popular opinion, I believe the movie offers a narrative that goes beyond simply presenting men as monsters. Many viewers interpret the film as depicting every man as a threat to the protagonist. However, I see it differently. The film explores the trauma and guilt experienced by the main character, causing her to perceive every man as a threat and a nightmare. The concept of a single man embodying all her fears and stereotypes about men is central to the story. As the protagonist witnesses multiple men dying and being reborn repeatedly, she begins to understand that behind all these "idealizations of men" is the ghost of her ex-husband- the true source of her haunting. When she finally makes peace with this realization, she is shown in a state of calm, smiling at her friend. The musical choices in the film further emphasize this journey. The movie begins with a single version of the song, known to be inferior to the duet version with Elton John that concludes the film. This progression underscores her path from isolation and fear to understanding and acceptance.

The last part of this movie is pure nightmarish art. Few films make me feel something like this. It was like a car crash that I couldn't look away from, and I also laughed at the absurdity. Incredible!

I wonder how James falling being symbolic of the fall of man from the Garden of Eden with the forbidden fruit

Just FYI, in the church, that is a baptismal font. And I think that was a very definite choice, so there is meaning behind it.

Damn dude way to hit the nail right on the head

These guys are geniuses. An action-comedy movie that made me cry several times. Such a stupid movie and at the same time so intelligent. So ridiculous and at the same time so profound. a study of depression disguised as an action comedy. in my top 10 of all time.

It is impossible to listen to this with the music hijacking everything you're saying.

so good! i’m gonna have to watch it again😂

Great analysis! So much is open to interpretation in the film. I found your take to be very thought provoking. Best comment section as well for me

So glad i found this i missed the yeats reference entirely somehow! Surprisingly hard to find analysis about this film as film, people from all sides seem to mostly just be dogging on it. Also these comments are roughhhhhhh not entirely surprised to see you havent uploaded snce this but if you do upload anything again youve got another viewer haha

Thank you for this review, I think this is an incredible film and I was really disappointed with the reactions to it, it’s a relief to read such an insightful reading.

Your forced verbosity is unbearable. Couldnt finish.

Good movie, shitty message.

Amazing thematic exploration. ❤

Wonderful video mate! Connected the dots of this movie for me, subscribed

Looking at your profile, looks like you haven't been active for about a year. Still, on the off chance, great video and great stuff. I will definitely check out your vids on the other movies I've seen.

I felt that all the men Harper came into contact with, represented all of the men who have either assaulted, abused, dismissed and disbelieved (the cop), and condescended to her throughout her life, however the all had the same face of toxic malignant masculinity. Maybe James has a different face because he too has been a victim of oppression but has too been birthed by toxic masculinity.

God damn I love the way you talk about stuff fr

I don't know if you're still active but I really love the efficiency of your writing and the purposeful editing you were doing here. You're well researched, deep thinking and really digging into stuff here and I am starving for content as high quality as yours.

Elton covered Leslie Duncan, she wrote it, not the other way around.

She paid the toll.

I definitely looked away in most of this movie

Freire is trash.

Power/ control religious patriarch overt/ covert micro aggression “hunters” & an isolated fem or guy as “hunted.” Not as paranoia but as unspoken nasty reality. Like in “Men” & “Unsane” by Soderbergh.