Why’d he delete that comment tho

Kojima opinion above one’s own

Oh wowww

A rewatch solidifies this as a masterpiece. Knowing how it ends makes every scene more emotional and you pick up on so many hints. Aftersun and The Father are 2 movies with unmatched attention to detail in the way it’s filmed from the perspective of the protagonist.

the detail is like the father? need to peep then.
loved the father's use of production design to help tell the story

Same I loved how The Father did it and I’d definitely say this is up there. If you end up watching of recommend checking out these videos breaking it down

thank you man. will try to watch this soon and the accompanying videos u linked

My favorite thing about the movie

Finally watched this, beautiful movie

Awesome screenplay
Just such specific nostalgic feelings
When a child is first discovering depression, and sex, and the unexplained anxiety of the world

You read it recently?

I did! Was tryna read coming of age movies cause my script has that element.

Any you recommend? Looking for the same vibe. I read Superbad & Edge of Seventeen

Eighth Grade I could read a bunch more times. Dialogue is so real in that if you’re going for authentic awkwardness. I’d be down to read Superbad haha, classic

After Earth >>> aftersun

Eighth Grade been on my list to watch and still haven’t seen it yet. Good rec knew you’d provide some heat

And yeah Superbad I wanted to see how humor comes off on the page plus knowing the movie almost by heart it was fun to see the changes they made from script to scene

The scene when Calum thinks/realizes he’s passed down or just that Sophie has those same depressive thoughts and feelings that haunt him

Heartbreaking. My god

So many little things. When they’re in the mud bath and they’re talking about Cleopatra, Sophie says she thinks Cleopatra committed suicide. Collum asked her how she was so sure almost like worried if he were to kill himself she’d find out it was a suicide

movie of the decade

just watched

incredible

for a mf with dad issues this s*** hit like a f***ing brick

finally got around to seeing this and

YES! Gonna check this

Great display of how generational trauma/curses is passed down

Movie lives rent free in my head