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It's good he found someone else to travel with, more people to "keep the lights on" so to speak.

depressing movie. the book was even more so.

The best first date film ever made.....

Talk about great acting .Just a heartbreaking moment Guy is absolutely magnetic and the kid looks so done with it all.

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Is that the wokeness?

All my friends think The Road is a depressing, hopeless movie/novel. They don't get it. They don't understand how it's ultimately a hopeful portrayal of even the bleakest future. They're not carrying the fire.

McCarthy was one of the best authors of our time. Hes going to go down with the likes of Hemmingway and Faulker. Rest well old man.

This movie is hard to watch, it’s sad, hopeless and terrifying, but I liked the end. Magnificent acting! Viggo was superb.

The ending is entirely hopeful. Much of McCarthy's work is sadistic, unrelenting evil in our regular world, but in The Road it's flipped around. The Man and his son are good, regular people in a sadistic, dead world.

His thumbs are cut off.

Great book...pretty good film except for this mewling kid...he is just awful...almost ruins the whole show frankly.

I loved this movie when I was younger. Hell, it came out when I was 14. Always thought it was an amazing film. Loved the book too. Then I grew up and had kids, and now I see it for the achingly beautiful telling of the enduring and unbreakable love of a father and son, and how that love resonates even beyond the parents eventual death. How a father imparts upon his children a piece of himself, to be carried for all time.

2024

are u carry the fire

I dono, maybe the rules were different for fashion in the wasteland but that guys looks like a straight up chomo

Guy starred in another depressing post apocalyptic movie called The Rover it's pretty good

So what's with the missing thumbs?

Why does this effect me so much. Im so touched.

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Nothing like a cameo with Guy Pearce. Great adaptation

How bout them " wild fires "

I know I ll sound morbid,but family was happy about this boy like for a lunch served😊

This is one of those movies I watch multiple times.

2023

I’ve held this quote in my heart since the first time I saw this movie and read the book with eyes filled with tears. I thought the concept to my nieces and nephew. They carry the torch always.

The kid should take them back where they found all that food.

"ადრე თუ გვიან მივხვდი რომ არსად არ მივყავართ მატარებელს, მატარებელი ჩვენ თვითონ მიგვყავს."

"the fire" of prometheus

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John 3:16

Amazing how Guy Pearce took a small role at the end...

There is no God anymore, he has left his animal's to fight among their own..

For anyone unsure: We can lay to rest that this is a HAPPY ENDING (as much as is possible). [TL/DR: Please read the book by Cormac McCarthy] If you’ve read the book (absolutely beautiful in language) there is a specific line Cormac McCarthy wrote to prove The Veteran (Guy Pearce’s character) was good. Early in the story, it mentions that the boy’s Father “looked up into the sky, as if there were anything to see” [roughly]. At the very end on the beach, The Veteran (you actually see him do it in the movie too- cool little reference) also looks into the distance - and Cormac repeats the same line as a perfect bookend, verbatim, “…as if there were anything to see”. After everything I read that the boy and his father went through, that line alone brought me to tears. The last lines also depict distant hope in their prose. FEEL GOOD ABOUT THIS ENDING!!!

I love guy Pearce

this is such a shockingly terrifying story. It should possibly be illegal but it's too important. What a horror story

obscenely well acted

Trust me, bro. They ate the boy no doubt about it

Guy Pearce was awesome here. He had very little screen time, but made a big impression

Plot twist: he eats him that evening

The last of us movie

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After watching this film I wanted to be hopeful about the boy's fate. I wanted to believe he could 'keep carrying the fire' as it were. But his world is dying and there is no amount of fire that will give him a future. The couple he meets at the end both have missing thumbs. (Punishment for cannibalism before the complete breakdown of civilisation) They have been stalking him and his father for some time and knew they were good ppl but yet never reached out. My depressing theory is that they are opportunistic cannibals. They probably use the dog to seek out stragglers to capture and feed to their own kids. There is no one left in that world that hasn't had to done the unthinkable to survive.

I swear, Guy Pearce always goes Into weird makeup for his roles

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2020

I'd been looking for this movie for a while. Great movie! I live in CA and with all of the wildfires here, the skies look just like this. Very apocalyptic. Tough times for almost everyone. It gets very depressing. But the boy is damn right. As long as you are carrying the fire, or have the will to survive, you WILL SURVIVE. Sad when his dad dies though.

I love how at first he appears as this ragged scary guy with bad teeth and missing a thumb and he’s not very clean, perfectly meeting the expectation of one of those cannibal rapists, but the further you get into this scene, his eyes tell you what he really is on the inside. Just a survivor who wants to help. Brilliant acting, brilliant storytelling. I listened to the book a dozen times and fell in love with this sad and poetic story.

Plot Twist: The son turned hungry, ate his dad and all this is just imagination. Why is the guy thumb less? Because the kid saw that one the black dude they left naked. Why is there a dog? Because they heard one at the house. Why is there a woman and a girl? Because they saw them get hunted down. All of this family is just in the kid's head. His Popa dying gave him trauma. He probably turned Cannibal too.

This movie and novel were probably the most memorable stories I’ve ever heard. This is how I will imagine the end of the world. Just bleak and grey and collapsed.