i'm thinking of ending things | a film by Charlie Kaufman | Official Trailer | Netflix
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- Опубликовано: 5 авг 2020
- From Academy Award winner Charlie Kaufman (Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind) and based on Iain Reid’s acclaimed novel.
Despite second thoughts about their relationship, a young woman (Jessie Buckley) takes a road trip with her new boyfriend (Jesse Plemons) to his family farm. Trapped at the farm during a snowstorm with Jake’s mother (Toni Collette) and father (David Thewlis), the young woman begins to question the nature of everything she knew or understood about her boyfriend, herself, and the world.
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i'm thinking of ending things | a film by Charlie Kaufman | Official Trailer | Netflix
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Nothing is as it seems when a woman experiencing misgivings about her new boyfriend joins him on a road trip to meet his parents at their remote farm. 
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The neverending sound of that dog's collar was really disturbing. If a trailer could make me feel that way, I think it would be an interesting film to watch.
hahahah lol it was so disturbing
Daniel Licona, like he’s trying to ‘shake something off’? I’ve been there. How about you?
And then Toni Collettes cry throughout the other half.
@@t.d108 Yeah! I mean, this trailer made feel something for a few seconds, I'm not sure why, but definitely caught my attention. (Maybe it was just a good job from the person who made the trailer, but maybe it reflects the tone of the movie, anyway I'm intrigued.
@@michelkudluk6193 I think she does that pretty darn good so they must use that for sure, jokes aside she's kinda great.
I’m so tired of having to turn on the light to make sure Toni Collette isn’t watching me sleep at night
Lmao 🤣 🤣🤣
I thought I was the only one! She is horrifying
Faith Garrote she’s creepy like a spider
All I hear is her scream when she found her headless daughter in Hereditary. That dreadful wail is the most harrowing sound I have ever heard. Chills you to the bones.
Sam Miller YOU DID NOT HAVE TO COMMENT THIS 😩
Me after watching the trailer: So intriguing, what's this about?
Me after watching the movie: So intriguing, what's this about?
for real, I just finished it and I was like "huh??" I ended up serching for the analysis of the movie.
🤣🤣🤣
HHAHQHQHQ SAMEEE
After I watched the movie i went directly to Ending Explained for the meaning of it all😂
😂😂😂
Teacher: the test is not that confusing
The test:
Man if it comes together like it did to me it is even more of an amazing film
I almost choked on my sandwich 😂😂😂😂
underrated comment 😂
Hilarious
🤣🤣
I can't wait to stare at my ceiling for 6 hours after watching this
Tell me about it
Same
that's what happened to me after I finished the novel
@@bigoneflow there's a book? 👀
Steven Alonso yup, Kaufman’s first adaptation. It’s such a fast read too, very well written.
This trailer is what it feels like to hold in an anxiety attack.
The scene at the end of the movie where the janitor is in his truck having a mental breakdown actually gave me anxiety
Oh lord, exactly
I literally felt it in my chest now I have to deep breathe before I have anxiety
Perfect!
ahahahaha very true and accurate
Psychological thrillers like these scare me more than horror films like IT
SAME😳
IT was pretty creepy . It barely has any jump scares . I would say I hate movies like
The conjuring or the nun
It actually is more of a psychological horror film
I agree. IT was FULL of jump scares. Pennywise jumping out here and there to do nothing apart from run up to the main characters and scream. That and CGI Scooby Do monsters.
I agree. I forgot about IT the day after. This film haunted me for weeks
This movie came so close to the conversations I have in my own head too it’s actually kind of bewildering. The thing about the thoughts of the other characters around Jake still being audible and sometimes mixed up and confused makes sense since I often think about what others are thinking.
Definitely got me crying and hoping that there is kindness in the world, or if not that it’s within us. Jake is a lovely person that I can relate to.
The direction of this movie snd the acting was spot on. Portrayed depression so well for me. Definitely rewatching this again.
I hope you have a good life 🤍
Producer: Hey Charlie what is the movie about?
Charlie: about
lmfao this sent me
:ending things
Haha
It's based on a book
Charlie: Yes, it is.
Okay so far this seems like a nor-
*Toni Colette shows up*
Oh.
@June I don't know her. Does she normally star in weird movies?
@@whereaboutsunknown3822 watch the hereditary trailer and youll understand
@@whereaboutsunknown3822 she's extremely good at just playing subtly unsettling characters, she's amazing but her performances almost always make me uncomfortable (which is the intention but yknow)
@PietreADI thank you for your input, it has been noted and your opinion will be kept in mind
LMAOOO HONESTLYYY!!!!!!! That’s the same thing I thought
This is honestly the weirdest movie I have ever seen. It's an absolute masterpiece that will make u feel as if you're going insane while watching it.
The car scene has me thinking I was having a stroke
I was wondering if it's going to do harm to my brain after watching it
@@Monique25 same, same af
Then watch "Lost Highway".
Edit: I meant "Mulholland Drive" has a similar vibe to it. But yeah: "Lost Highway" is also very confusing.
@@WanderDude 🤔ok interesting
The dad reminded me of the Father in Coraline.
Yes!!!! I’m glad I wasn’t the only one
YES
SAMMMEE
Omg she reminded me of coraline through the movie
Toni Collette plays unsettling moms disturbingly well lol
Stephen Liu And disturbing moms unsettlingly well...more lols.
Toni Collette is an excellent actress. The United States of Tara. I believed her in every role. Usually when an actor plays several roles in one movie, I just think they are a bit of a self-involved butt munch. Not so here.
I said the same thing!
"I AM YOUR MOTHER!"
@@Creashone Just watched that a few months ago. Pretty good show early on. Up until they did the shit where her personalities were meeting each other in the last season. Or where the original Tara was meeting her own personalities. Then it became some Eddie Murphy Nutty Professor type shit lol.
This looks so odd, awkward and creepy af too. Man, you can't go wrong with a crazy Collette.
...or a kooky Kaufman!
@@MelodiousThunkKooky Kaufman & Crazy Collette = winning formula :)
The book was amazing! It was creepy and had so many twists. I'm excited for the movie
@@kaylaborth4292 wow amazing news. I have heard nothing but great things about the book
@@moviehooker the book isnt very long. It was only like 5 hours as an audiobook. I definitely recommend giving it a read or listen.
this movie was the most important wake up call of my life. i saw myself in the main character and i knew i couldn't keep living my life that way. i'm made a lot of progress since then and i'm more hopeful for the future. art really can have a huge impact on our lives.
its amazing that a movie can have this impact on someone, so happy for you!
I saw this movie few days ago. I'm hoping I can see the same about my life as well in a few months
Searching the title of this movie has youtube concerned about me.
If Toni Collette starred in a movie about paper clips and staplers, I’d still watch
She did actually. It's called clockwatchers
Wow I just looked it up, I can’t even
The joke was on you. I would too. Not sure the name of the movie, she had a child, it was hit by a car, and a little boy, came into their lives and made them whole again. DON'T want to say too much. That's a must watched movie.
@@sabinalegall6550 That would be Foster, I think.
Same
This whole trailer feels like having an itch you can't scratch and it's driving you insane.
YES
Spot. On. Underrated comment
That's how I felt while reading the book, like I was going insane at the same time she was, and the trailer has captured that same feeling. Gosh! Can't wait to see the movie!
Well that's both creative and intuitive at the same time
Dumbest movie I ever saw. I kept on waiting for it to make sense, but it just kept on getting dumber. No logic, just the pretense of cleverness. The farmhouse scenes were okay, but in the end it just keeps on dragging on with idiotic conversations about fake philosophies and fake feelings. Pretentious and pointless.
This movie made me figure out that I'm not a genus
I was about to correct your spelling. Then I watched the movie 🤣
@@kieran369 lol
This and the quantum psychic moments had me bust out laughing. Strange how this movie had me feeling extremely uncomfortable and laughing at the same time.
@@murdock6788 Indeed
@ Bautista D That’s a hilarious comment! Love it
I think psychological films like this can be "chilling" and "spine tingling" until you realise that all the film's devices are being used to convey deep psychological narratives, then it becomes a pure work of art, the chills and fear-factor just transform into the shear ecstasy of bearing witness to genius film-making. More of this please Netflix.
Absolutely FACT. It took me to the second viewing to appreciate it in this way.
Admittedly it took months for me to watch it a second time because the first time I felt so uncomfortable and unearthed by it, but now watching it again I was able to sit back and appreciate the cinematic devices used that made me feel so uncomfortable the first time. Truly one of the most introspective, even on a meta level, films I’ve ever seen
@@dylan10011998 What makes me feel weird most, is how un-phased by this film I was, now something like Paranormal Activity, keeps me awake in bed at night, but stuff like this, I just see the symbolism and artistry as the forefront. Gonna watch it again actually, tonight maybe, so thanks for your comment.
Schizophrenia fueled scenes with no actual story. That's what this is. Garbage.
The plot boils down to a man is an old incel and kills himself due to regret. However since he has no inherant value no one cares.
Dude. You hit the nail RIGHT on the head. Creepy/dark/scary are often used as fluff but true artists use them as vehicles to tell very relatable and tangible stories. Makes the feelings of fear and anxiety much more potent.
there's something so disturbing about the sound editing in this trailer. the sound of the dog's collar shaking, the windshield wiper, the mother laughing, over and over again until it's replaced by an eerie reversed voice that sounds similar to the way wind sounds. if the movie is anything like this trailer i'm totally down!!
edit: another totally off thing about this movie: they're getting ice cream in a snow storm?
edit 2: the father's hair keeps changing.
final edit: after watching the movie, i can conclude this is a fantastic film! hit home in many parts and was incredibly metaphorical... fingers crossed that they release the soundtrack because something about the music in that dancing scene had me some sort of way...
oh my god i didn't even notice that.
thank you
I live in Canada and I always eat ice cream and drink cold drinks in the winter. I don't see anything wrong with that. People drink hot coffee in the summer, I don't understand that. I already hate the heat, so in the summer when the sun is beating down, the last thing I'd want is to be even hotter by drinking a hot drink. But I love the cold, so consuming cold food and beverages is something I just do all year round.
is this shoegaze? what i mean is they’re eating it in an ice storm, and she’s not wearing gloves so her hands must be freezing. i thought it was strange but oh well 😅
It's Charlie Kaufman... You're down. Check out some of his others. I recommend adaptation
@@bigriz7021 i love adaptation!
The amount of "explain the ending" videos on youtube are about to sky rocket.
Loll true!!
And 99% of them will spend 9 1/2 minutes recapping the movie and 30 seconds giving some lame brain explanation that doesn't even make sense.
Oh, and of course the screencap will have a red arrow pointing towards something that they don't even talk about in the video. 😂😂
@@drakemulligans3732 you've seen a lot of this shit😂😂😂
Lmao
Looooool
Tip for anyone getting into Charlie Kaufman's movies: Don't watch them if you're suicidal.
... well ill let you know
@@numbflamez3207 you alright ?
i watched synecdoche new york when i was depressed and it made me happier and emotionally fulfilled
@@wolfie8890 Cool. That's amazing to hear!
It actually helped me realize what dumb shit I'm thinking
watched at least five times now. it’s my comfort film. the line “we’re stationary and time passes through us like cold wind” and the melting oreo brr in that treacherous snowstorm would just pop into my head out of nowhere in the middle of the day from time to time, like some sort of mantra
Meeee toooo! It kind of reminds me of old memories when you were younger, during winter like those long car rides and everything kind of warm and soft and safe, like in its own little cocoon vortex of time, when the future and adulthood was so far away and you had all the time in the world for talking and talking. Now Time seems to have speeded up so profoundly and the years are flying by and life is just continual day after day trying to stay on top of the tasks and problems that keep flying in and you’re just getting more and more behind no matter how hard you try! So I just push it all to the side and go lie down and drift off dreaming of those soft warm cozy days I can’t pin down but sifting somewhere in my mind like flour..
@@michelleallen3288 and “we always have the choice to end it whenever we want”, which is basically the gist of the book, has always been the one thing that’s kept me calm for most of my life hh, so I guess that’s another thing about it that makes the film so comforting for me. and for the most part it captured the vibe of the book exceptionally well too, and creatively so, since it’s basically just an old man’s flying/jumping thoughts before he decides to end it, which is hard to shoot, let alone making it interesting, so really don’t think kaufman deserved the hate for this one hh
it’s also my comfort film, right next to my comfort show Bojack Horseman
I’m Thinking I’m too stupid for this movie.
The movie sucked, the trailer was cool though
Maddy Y what about it sucked may I ask
Good Daze I loved the film but come on everyone likes different things
Gang Gang Productions underrated 💀💀💀
same lmfao
Toni: I’d misplace my own head if it wasn’t screwed onto my own head
Me: *hereditary flashbacks*
pretty much...(click)
Oh no..
oh shit
@TheBobBrom Same lol x)
This reminds me when I was watching Hereditary w my mom and the mother cuts her head and flies somewhere else. Than my mother says "there's no way she could cut her own head like this!" and I reply "Mom...she was flying" dfjsdhfjdsjgf
Bet if I watch this while high I'll discover the secrets of the universe
Betcha won’t!! 🤣
I recommend getting a little bit of therapy before you do something that intense lol I did the same thing and had a mental breakdown
This is one of the rare moments where the book and the film perfectly blends together. Read the book. Watch the film. Do both. It's awesome.
This movie is exactly how a dream feels like, constantly morphing and without any origin. Surreal, bizarre and profound.
Damn that was deep
I've always thought that dreams have never been portrayed accurately in film but this would probably be one of the best ones so far.
Exactly that. It definitely felt like a dream on screen. Things around the house change and completely insane things start happening and nobody bats an eye.
THIS.
ULOIRAR David Lynch?
Feels more like an A24 movie rather than a Netflix one
my thoughts exactly
Netflix movie could be anything really
It's the Charlie Kaufman factor.
@@altairglendeocampo well yes but not Netflix originals
@@arolblk there are literally movies like Irishmen, Roma, Marriage Story and the other one [M-something] stories, one with Ray Romano, and many more "art" films that are underrated on Netflix
"Christopher Nolan makes the most confusing movies"
Charlie: Hold my anxiety
Idk, I found Tenet way more confusing than this.
name one confusing movie by nolan, i cant think of a single one. his movies are always explained in a very direct way, i really dont get the confusion myth around his movies, they are very straight forward tbh.
Christopher Nolan movies being confusing?? Man, that's new..
@@Hazukro his movies are CONVOLUTED not complex
@@Hazukro memento?
Once you figure out the meaning of this movie, you’ll realize how inherently sad it truly is.
I don’t have Netflix can you please explain it w/all the spoilers coz I have already done so many Netflix “free trials” I’ve run out of emails & credit / debit cards lmao
@@iNEEDANAPx basically the girlfriend isnt real at all. Its all in jakes mind. He never went to college he wanted to but couldnt due to his parents he never got a gf but wanted too it was all in his head. The girl wasnt really
@@iNEEDANAPx I also want to explain so SPOILER WARNING--------> Jake is an old lonely janitor and he's imagining his girlfriend and thinking of different times she could of been in his life (that's why the parents change ages) at the end he realizes that'll never happen (he's an old lonely Janitor) so he kills himself by hyperthermia in his truck naked outside the school during winter. Yeah......
@@raw_riot_6917 I just finished watching the movie. And I need so badly to have it explained to me. These explanations are the most reasonable and acceptable explanation to what I have just watched. Thank you! However, I initially thought that Jake is so has the ability to travel through time and manipulate the people surrounding him. WTF.
I definitely cried in my car finishing the audiobook
This book was incredible. It's a short read I finished it in a couple of days. I bought it because on the back it says you'll be afraid but you won't know why. The entire books crawls under your skin and makes you so uneasy and by the ending you realize your clenching your jaw; but still you don't know why. The phone ringing the lemonade the snow the school all of it makes you so overwhelmed and without answers. This movie if it's anything like the book is going to hurt a lot of feelings, I can't wait.
j. The books worth reading anyway. It’s incredible
j. If you read the book it’ll make sense why they chose to do this.
I started it yesterday and finished it just now
This comment made me read the book. Totally worth it, still trying to process tho.
maria kirimova Look up Miques Book Club. He did a really in depth analysis on it that really pieces all the details together
@@mariavikey it was one of those books that took me awhile to comprehend. I suggest picking it back up and reading the strange italicized pages from back to front. And then from there, I examined the story in the same direction like the final line tells you to do. And then recommend it to everyone because talking about it with people is so much damn fun! Lol
All set for the existentialism that attacks me after a Charlie Kaufman movie 🥰🥰
mood fr
Getting my trauma chair ready for my ass to sit on it for days
Existentialism alreayd attacked me only with this trailer, dood
I loved his movies when he was just the writer. Since he started directing as well they are a little bit too existential.
I barely survived synechdoche
This movie was edited like a fever dream. In a good way. That really allows you an overwhelming but amazing experience.
As far as pretentious arthouse films go, this one really captures the feel of isolation, depression, being very uncomfortable in a situation you don't wanna be in, and this feeling of dread like there is no escape. It really gets under your skin
This is in no way pretentious, you’re just bitter.
It's unfair to say or imply that it's a pretentious arthouse film.
"How can a picture of a field be sad without a sad person looking sad in the field?"
I love that quote lol
That dad was creepy as hell
@@pareshd1310 Lol for real
A summary of the last scene.
@@rulhaq3796 omg I never thought about that until now. the very last shot. you know he killed himself by exposure, and it's truly a sad shot. but there's no person visible. ugh how clever. loved this movie.
@@pareshd1310 haha he was but it was kinda funny.
I’m really happy that this is being sold as a Charlie Kaufman film and that even Synecdoche New York got some love. Everyone better watch this even if you don’t know who he is so Netflix knows who the real directors are.
i’m happy this is a netflix original, i’m
not saying kaufman is like small or anything but for one of his movies to start out on such a wide mainstream platform will bring a lot of attention
Don't Worry Everyone Knows Who Charlie Kaufman Is.
Bill Keys you’d be surprised 😕
Adrien Lol yeah I’m really excited for it. Anomalisa came out theatrically five years ago and no one bothered. This is a brilliant way to get him on the radar of anyone who hasn’t found him yet.
Why would you assume anyone watching this trailer doesn’t know who Charlie Kaufman is. He’s been a famous director for 2 decades. What an interesting assumption. 🙄
This is one of the most unique and bizarre films I've ever seen in a while. All the performances were brilliant. One of the best movies I've seen all year.
I watched the film so many times and I sometimes rewatch this trailer just because. Definitely my current favorite film in 2020. This is one of the rare instances where the film surpasses the book. Both are great in their own way, but Kaufman really managed to add his own flair.
I don't understand the movie:((
It's Netflix' willingnes to support projects like these that make me hold on to my subscription. I see it as a donation to people like Scorsese, Cohen etc.
Same!!! Well said
Exactly!
💯
I agree, although I'm upset that Scorsese joined AppleTV+
i just read the novel this is based on and believe me, you are NOT ready. its so intensely uncomfortable and strange and the meaning of the entire thing is so depressing and unexpected.
You had me at “Charlie Kaufman”
Exactly
Me toooo!!
You had me at “Toni Collette”
Right?
Haven't seen any film directed by him, but Being John Malkovich and Eternal Sunshine are exceptional scripts.
" Every existing thing is born without reason, prolongs itself out of weakness and dies by chance "
Mr. Kauffman is not the one who soothes us with beautiful things... He conveys his message through dark and gloomy situations humans find themselves in this world in a masterful way, which we find quite astounding. But amidst his cold and distant narrative the desiring viewers always find true love and genuine human sympathy.
This movie is a masterpiece.
I love how there isn’t an exact interpretation of what the movie is really about. It could be taken in so many different ways. Definitely my favorite movie of 2020.
There is actually a very exact explanation to what is happening in the movie and what this movie actually is.
It's jake as the old janitor imagining/dreaming about what his life could have/would have been. That's why it seems so off and strange and confusing at times as dreams and imaginations tend to be.
Me at the start of the trailer: oh a teenage romance coming of age movie?
me at the end: what the shit-
what is it about? the trailer is confusing
no way you think the trailer is confusing watch the whole movie
@@emyah8599 just watched it too and it was just a artsy piece of crap that was all over the place. Also I hated the women character who was so negative about life and rambled on and on and on about rubbish stuff.
Hahahahahaha i know right omg!!!!
@@lightingboltzero8575 movies are relative, its just whoever likes it and who doesnt. its clear you dont like it, but that doesnt make it a bad movie. i, and many others, found it to be really nice honestly.
Wow a trailer that doesn’t reveal the whole plot so excited but also worried because Charlie Kaufman movies grow massive anxiety for me.
Thanks for the heads-up. I was just about to ask. A Kaufman movie is the last one I wanna have spoiled for me (I haven’t read the book).
The book had my anxiety wrapped in PAINFUL knots when I read it. So if you get that his work invokes the exact same feelings, then you’re so ready for this. I’m excited for you now. 😂
they(the marketing team) cannot simply spoil a Kaufman movie.
If you read the book you'd know it does reveal everything halfway through.
Drew Chial - Thank you, sir.
Me - there was nothing scary about the movie.
after a month -gets triggerd by existential crisis everytime i see snow, cleaner,hears name Lucy, sees a snow coverd car😂
It’s fascinating how the most unusual kinds of films can profoundly make us contemplate many usual things. This movie earns my best appreciation for that. 👍🏻
Starts like romantic comedy then goes to psychological thriller then goes to horror then goes to drama and finally goes to every genre . I will see it
EDIT : 2:12 EVEN ANIMATION
And finaly goes to WTF
Yes, even animation it seems. lol.
It's based on a book I own. If keeps the same ending, might be a little disappointed.
Yeah it's pretty cool😄
@@agtrots Is the ending of the book like anti climactic or something? Just curious
The book was a mindfuck, looks like the movie will be too.
Also love Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.
yep. i read it as soon as i learned it would be a kaufman movie and it's 100% his material.
same
I also loved Eternal Sunshine, this seems in a darker vein, more like madness, which I don't like.
@@clytemnestra111 This is going to be very different from Eternal Sunshine. I'd suggest taking this film by itself not thinking about any correlation to other works.
Since you've read the book
Possible Spoilers ahead for comment viewers
"Could you tell me what was the deal with the old gas mask that is found near his body,and the paint???"
That whole bit where they're in the house with the parents disturbed me beyond anything I've seen. I didn't know how Toni Collete could have been scarier than she was in Hereditary. But she did it.
This trailer chilled me to the bone. Toni Collette is a MASTER in these films.
Charlie Kaufman: Babe! It’s 2020, time for another existential crisis and breakdown
Me: yes, honey...
Are you ok?
The whole time I was screaming JUST TAKE HER HOME ALREADY
DRACO!!!!
but he CAN'T! SHE ISN'T REAL!
Rose wait what.....
senjetsue nani I had to watch a different RUclips video to explain what this movie was about... but it’s way deeper than what it appears and once you see it, it all makes scenes.
She’s just in his head
Brilliant. Charlie Kaufman has blessed us with yet another masterpiece.
I always get chills watching trailers. I come back to get in tune with my self loathing attachment to the obscure nature of existence.
*Toni: I’d misplace my own head if it wasn’t screwed onto my own head
Me: hereditary flashbacks*
Did you see that one comment from a week ago with 3.8k likes and decided to copy it?
Visuals For You so true & so cringe, who does that?
Getting the brain out was the easy part; the hard part was getting the brain out!
That movie is something you can't un see.. messed me up internally
@@sawsan7K I still check the ceiling corners behind me when I walk in a room
What an INCREDIBLE trailer. They dont make them like this often.
Right really good without giving away the whole story
Agreed, lets just hope they don't screw up the movie
x_Anonymous_x Maybe slow burn in the beginning, but definitely doesn’t look boring.
x_Anonymous_x no offense but the movie doesn’t pose itself to have action. what did u expect???
When watching Charlie Kaufman's movies I don't know if my mind expands or if I'm taking a step forward into madness. Like thoughts trying to keep alive after watching it. Glad to see a movie that was wrote and also directed by him. This guy must be from another world, I like it.
Still not over this movie. The sadness, the madness of it all, I need some time.
I don’t even understand how to exist anymore after watching this movie.
Bout to watch it live these sad ass movies
It has filled me with existential dread too
Euphoria - same. I literally laid in my grass and looked at the stars
Jamie Dailey depending on age it just gets more somber and melancholic. For the ones in their 20-40s I can see it playing out as a horror movie for them especially. For the older ones, they start progressing towards senility and are prolly already done with pondering over the same questions repeatedly. They perhaps know everything’s a trap, there are no answers and one can live or survive anyhow. Ultimately nothing really matters.
Euphoria - I love this interpretation! I’m going to save it! This is why I love movies like this because it makes you think.
Just finished watching. It's actually making me realize that I need to put my self out there more and try to make a connection with people. And also that I need stop dwelling/day dreaming about things that might have been. It made me realize that there is a difference between introversion and loneliness. Now whether I'll follow through on these realizations and change is the challenge. Wish me luck 🤞🏽
good luck
Good luck
Hey oyonig! Any update?
You got this!! Don’t give up on your attempts
What have you done lately?
I can't think of any film that left me feeling the same way as this.
If this movie had a darker, more climatic ending it would've been 10/10
Jesse Plemmons scares me. In everything I've seen him in, he has this unique ability to make you feel uncomfortable. Even in perfectly normal situations and this makes watching him a delight. He seems really nice in person.
many of his characters are this weird mix between cute/charming and psychotic, but in a very down-to-earth kind of way
Love him in black mirror & breaking bad!
@@andreasstergard4057 Exactly.
I can never trust him again after Breaking Bad
Game Night.
this movie just got me so fcking stressed out and empty at the same time
I was uncomfortable the ENTIRE time!
@@aliciagriffin7173 SAME
Nícolas Mallmann I think so, I just watched it (and didn’t understand anything until I read the synopsis lol) but I loved it. More so after understanding it. Had me creeped out, it’s not a horror but it really made me uneasy
@@aliciagriffin7173 it feels like a new era of movies. Uncut Gems did the same thing. It was just so intense the entire time you got the feeling of never being able to catch a break...very much like Howard himself in the film. It's brilliant
Why? It's a scary movie or a comedy?
I remember getting goose bumps reading this and now seeing the trailer I definitely got them again
This movie is relentless. Haunting and beautiful. It had me ugly crying. I loved it.
this movie reminds me of waking up after a dream and just forgetting everything in a second.
This movie didn’t even feel real. Like an out of body experience
so are you recommend this movie or to be watch or not?
@@helloimIUable lol
Mikaela yes completely
Mikaela i’m halfway done with it and yeah you u should watch it
Mikaela the symbolism is great but also very depressing
The beginning's five minutes' narration and thinking out loud over and over and over has ME "thinking of ending things"😤💀
This is a movie you *have* to watch twice. On the first watch there were moments where I was like "oh that's kinda sad," but with the context of the entire movie thoes same parts had me bawling my eyes out on the second watch.
I read about how Charlie was so frustrated after the cool reception to Anomalisa he was thinking about never doing another film. And his own brutally honest introduction to the Being John Malkovich screenplay book revealed a writer who wrestled with crushing depression even back in the 90s. Even when he was writing some of the best films of all time. As someone who knows depression myself, I can imagine that the idea of "ending things" might be something he's contemplated more than once.
I'm glad you keep going, Charlie. You're brilliant and we love you.
Why was he frustrated with the reception to Anomalisa?
I loved Anomalisa. I’m disappointed to hear it didn’t have a good reception
@thumpdragsounds for starters the title of his IndieWire interview is called "Charlie Kaufman Reflects On His Career: ‘I Feel Like I F*cking Blew It’"
@@thumpdragfilms Anomalisa bombed at the box office. Being John Malkovich, Adaptation, and Eternal Sunshine were all hits. Anomalisa is my favorite movie he's done, so I'm sad it's not appreciated more.
This is the most A24 movie Netflix has ever done. Can't wait tho.
I get that A24 is synonymous with "interesting" and I'm definitely a fan of some A24 movies, but to me this just seems like a Kaufman film. Although clearly more of a thriller this time. Surrealism existed before A24.
what do u mean by a24?? could you explain
what do u mean by a24?? could you explain
@Fred T thanks
If Focus Features made horror.
I cried, like a baby. I really feel like the main character and seeying how well those feelings are portraied bursted me to tears. Wonderful movie that really connects to my profund sadness.
This film made me bawl and wallow in sadness. Not many films have done that to me. Consider it an achievement.
TONI COLLETE DESERVES AN OSCAR. THEY BE DOING HER DIRTY SINCE.
RIGHTTTTTT
This movie was too deep for my brain to handle.
LMFAO SAME THIS MOVIE WAS TOO COMPLEX FOR MY SLOW ASS BRAIN
@Elikaakile What does that mean?
I think if you read the novel it will be clear without was impossible for me
Aya Aly I’ve been seeing that but even still .. I just- idk 😂
Bigfoot appreciate you saving me some time. I’ll go get the book. Most movies have been drab at best the last couple years. Attention spans are limited to good shows these days
This movie wakes up the dormant part of your psyche. A place you never knew existed.
Really? Tell me more!!
the trailer alone is a work of art, i had to watch it twice!
That jingling noise in the background was driving me nuts. The story seems good but the dog’s collar drove me insane. I’m definitely watching this.
kgosietsile sere yeah exactly except i am not watching it. lmk please what you think after you watch it
"I'm annoyed........Good" lmao
Bts Legends I will gladly let you know what I thought about it when it releases. Maybe I might convince you to give it a peep or I might tell you to cancel your Netflix,pack a bag and leave in the middle of the night to go live in the woods in West Virginia. It’s that kind of movie it seems.
Alex T the Charlie Kaufman effect. It gets you all kinds of confused and annoyed but in an enjoyable manner. Very oxymoronic in its approach. 🤣
@@klol666 what was funny for me is that I was aware of that the whole time, but the noise is so pervasive that I still couldn't shrug off the effect. Stuff like that is great for upping tension and anxiety in a scene and subtly shifting the whole tone. Looking forward to this movie
Can't wait for Toni Colette to not receive an Academy Award for an outstanding performance.
Pleeeeeease. This is cerebral, horror AND Charlie Kaufman. The Academy will not watch this film.
@@glenellisquinn i don't think kaufman would disqualify it considering he got best screenplay for eternal sunshine but yeah everything else is stuff the academy is allergic to
Toni Collette probably won’t be Oscar worthy in it. Unless Kaufman did some serious work to the original story, her role is not very big. At best she’s a supporting character in one act of the film
_doppelganger how does it not make sense? I explained it pretty clearly
K C yeah but when you finish the story Toni Collette’s character is the last thing you’ll be thinking about. Plus the film is most certainly not academy friendly, it’s looking at an adapted screenplay nomination at best (out of respect more than passion) and nothing more
I haven't even watched the movie yet but these comments are already giving me anxiety....sheeeeeeeesh
Same here
So unsettling but I was there for the whole ride. I find any commentary on the human condition beautiful anyways, no matter how dreary. Don't expect a thrill. It is a psychological struggle with no end in sight, and I'm sure that is the central theme.
people that have read the book: I know what’s coming!
Charlie Kaufman: well yes, but actually no
I’d LOVE for this to be correct!!! If/when he STILL manages to surprise me, I’ll be so damn excited. How about that, you met a stranger on the internet practically begging to be wrong about something! 🤣
gbrot001 well if you read the orchid thief and then watch adaptation, they have some differences
Travis Lathangue Yep, you’re right about that. I think he took that one as a dare because of how “unadaptable” it is. Haha
I can already tell there's some new stuff going on. I'm so excited. I really like the book and I think this movie will provide a rare opportunity for me to "re-experience" the story for the first time, if that makes sense. I'm sure this movie will still surprise me.
Hopefully the movie is different than the book. The book was stupid and totally predictable.
If 2020 were a movie, I think this would be it.
Before:
I haven't watched the movie yet, but based on the trailer I definitely see some philosophical message behind it, like offering a different perspective on time in our lives and where we place it. Either that or its just intended to instill reflection for individuals rather than have one single meaning maybe.
I find it interesting that people either absolutely hate this movie or adore it. There’s no middle ground it seems.
People who don't read books will never understand how exciting it is to see a story you read becoming a movie. I can't stop watching this trailer 😅
I can't stop watching it even though I haven't read the book 😂
Yes!! So great to see all of these scenes come to life.
@@mohammadalebsi if the movie is as good as the book, I guarantee you won't be disappointed 😉
@@pandalyn2267 The parents are just as weird as I imagined lol. Really great to see it!
I’m excited because Charlie Kaufman directs and writes this.
Toni in Hereditary: "THAT FACE ON YOUR FACE!"
Toni in itoet: "I would misplace my own head if it wasn't screwed onto my own head."
I loved "that face on your face" so much, I'm seriously considering getting it tattooed.
Sidell Villafranco DO IT AHAHAH i love that line
@@emilykaylin3209 I'm doing it!! Lol
Sidell Villafranco omg yesss. i rewatched hereditary today and i swear it gets better every time.
@@emilykaylin3209 I'm actually searching for inspo online. Lol. I'll show you when I get it done.
ABSOLUTELY. And every time I rewatch it I somehow find new things and details I had not seen before. What a masterpiece. (Allow me to recommend you to watch "It follows" while we're at it. :3 )
To all the comments saying they don't get it, how about trying to think for once
Parts of this movie was shot in Chester New York ! I remember watching the crew work very hard on the scenes!! Great job guys !
can’t wait to watch !
I see Toni Collette laughing maniacally and I'm hooked
This makes me so uncomfortable. I can't wait to see this film.
The book by Iain Reid was phenomenal. I knew nothing about it - never heard of it - and bought it at a bookstore at the beach. I have not seen the movie yet. I pictured the farmhouse and parents differently.
When I was watching it, it was creepy and pretty weird, but after watching it I couldn't sleep all night because I was really disturbed by it and second day I got sick. It got stuck in my mind and it really scared me to my core. What a powerful and profound movie! It feels like fever dream, like a nightmare that I couldn't escape. Must-watch
What was so disturbing about it?
Omg I watched it yesterday and I'm feeling a bit sick now. Idk if it's the movie or flu lmao
Lol.. It was really boring & a total waste of time! 😂
Love how she never gets to finish the sentence "I'm thinking of ending things" because everything stands still. Gosh even the trailer is full of symbolism
Toni Collette's laugh is quite disturbing.
First she scream cries and it disturbs us. Now here she laughs and it disturbs us
you know she is capable of taking on and delivering some disturbing shit, so buckle up I'd say
@@madisonhill3175 Her performance in Hereditary was suburb.
It sounds so fake and forced!
I made the random decision to watch this movie late one night after consuming medicinal tea… couldn’t sleep because I felt like was going mildly insane 😂
I will never get those hours back.