Hey guys! Thank you for stopping by. Here are the timecodes for your convenience: 00:00 Intro 0:42 Christian is tired of Dani 01:54 Christian complains about Dani to his buddies 02:19 Why Christian won’t break up with Dani 02:59 Christian goes with the flow in life 03:57 Christian teaches his friends to disrespect Dani 05:53 Guys like Christian never leave themselves. 08:31 Argument over the trip to Sweden 13:17 Christian invites Dani to Sweden 13:54 Dani is the right candidate for the cult 14:21 Dani’s fears 15:14 Dani is a people-pleaser 15:55 Dani’s bday 17:17 Christian is about to cheat 18:11 Dani finds a substitute for a family 19:15 Christian cheats 21:33 Dani’s revenge
Loved this! Your analysis of his dreary, hapless refusal to take responsibility for ANYTHING made me grind my teeth, and yet I think it's something that critics have overlooked.
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Hey guys! Thank you for stopping by.
Here are the timecodes for your convenience:
00:00 Intro
0:42 Christian is tired of Dani
01:54 Christian complains about Dani to his buddies
02:19 Why Christian won’t break up with Dani
02:59 Christian goes with the flow in life
03:57 Christian teaches his friends to disrespect Dani
05:53 Guys like Christian never leave themselves.
08:31 Argument over the trip to Sweden
13:17 Christian invites Dani to Sweden
13:54 Dani is the right candidate for the cult
14:21 Dani’s fears
15:14 Dani is a people-pleaser
15:55 Dani’s bday
17:17 Christian is about to cheat
18:11 Dani finds a substitute for a family
19:15 Christian cheats
21:33 Dani’s revenge
Loved this! Your analysis of his dreary, hapless refusal to take responsibility for ANYTHING made me grind my teeth, and yet I think it's something that critics have overlooked.
I love watching different commentaries of movies. Thanks for highlighting the relationship aspect.
Amazing video, defiantly opened my eyes to s few things I missed throughout the film. Please continue to upload more analysis
Great commentary!
Here's another analysis of one of Florence Pugh's films "Don't Worry Darling": ruclips.net/video/_brNRVcyfx4/видео.html
So spot on about Christian.