Was not ready for that rvpe scene

This is a very opaque movie, I couldn't imagine having a fully formed opinion on it immediately after watching

wooshed me that he was in mysterious skin until today

Im almost done with it now and wtf is this last 45 minutes

also did Harry rvpe Lazslos niece???

Yea

And it’s also kinda implied his dad did the same to him, with how he reacts when his dad is confronted by lazlow’s wife for what happened. He jumps to defend, doesn’t even take time to process it, angrily defends him instinctually

Brady said he didn’t think of that when writing it but he likes it and believes it to make sense and that it’s now canon because that is what it would be if that happened

Damn I kinda guessed from how the scene implied it. And f*** that makes a lot of sense too

Lowkey that was the best part

Need that new movie that he’s doing to be like that for 2+ hours

is this coming to MAX?

the s***scenes in this were wild Lord almighty

I read a bad synopsis of this and that really ruined the viewing experience for me.

I read that he was a Jew that was doing bad s*** to the Jews and then escaped. Kept on waiting for that to get exposed.

But still a beautiful movie

why the intermission 40 secs long🤣🤣

damn wish I saw this🔥🔥

crying after he made the movie

mfs really love to be victims

capable of speaking 2-3 languages and that been thought in school is crazy

Why? It’d be a skill that’s applicable in many different fields.

what's really impressive about this movie is that it was shot with a 9 mil budget🤯🤯

going to acting school is already tough on its own. Having to know 2 other languages and speak natively with the accents and all is a tough ask lol

holds up on a 2nd rewatch. doesn’t even feel like 3 hours

I mean in America at least, a foreign language is already a. requirement from elementary to highschool in most curriculums around the country. But I already acknowledged this probably isn’t feasible, at least currently imo. People don’t approach acting like that in this country.

Can't stop thinking about it

That’s cus you’ve been brutalized brother

I love how intentional this movie is. Just like brutalist architecture, the narrative consist out of cold, grey materials - trauma, displacement, addiction, obsession. It's confrontational by design, but it's constructing raw hardship into something monumental.