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We all have a story no one’s in life is ever the same that’s why I’m going to write and direct movies

Even steven

So beautifully done ❤

Just watched this for the first time. Loved!

never seen a movie like this. there is undeniable magic in every scene. from the very first glance I was glued to the screen

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4:02 oh dude kudos on mixing movie with your video, esp 8:36 - 9:15

freaking love (legitimately obsessed with) this film. Great video!

Watched this movie again yesterday. When it first came out i didn't enjoy it. But i have watched it a few times over the years and it's one of my favourite films now

Roy’s quote of “he could only see what was not there and missed what was right in front of him” was perfect

The dads monologue at the end really made me more hopeful and also changed my attitude towards life. Life means getting hurt. But letting the feelings of hurt roll through you instead of suppressing them means youll also be able to feel the good feelings that will come again eventually

The physiological journey, the “heroes journey”, is brilliantly done. The science is nonsense but, I guess that doesn’t matter.

It's pretty crazy how he said all the abuse that's shown in here didn't happen. Those are Shia's words. He said his dad spanked him once. Other than that his dad was so loving towards him. He said their relationship was Rocky but not once was his dad not loving towards him. He was always around for him.

Beautiful… this was beautiful. It literally brought me to tears. This really hit me in a unique special way. Thank you. I am subscribing.

my favorite movie of all time. Good job

I’ve seen this movie a few times I don’t even notice that these are two gay guys I notice two people in the moment falling in love or falling for each other fantastic movie fantastic performances all around

He made the whole thing up.

Very well done, really enjoyed your comments. Pls, where are these two quotes, "Farewell to all…" and "The near future…" from?

Great video man…. Music commentary , it’s excellent

Timothy… so so beautiful in this movie, I was just captivated by his acting

This was great I appreciate the effort you put into this video

This was a beautiful video

I’m really struggling with my attention span and with connecting to art atm (depression, of course.) This analysis made me appreciate and connect with the film more. Thank you!

Hello, I am currently writing my bachelor thesis on this film. do you have the sources for Scammia's statements? that would help me a lot :)

They didn't go to the moon is why they are acting like that. They felt terrible that they were lying to everyone. They were men of honor and were forced to lie

If you had said Scorsese directed this, I would have believed you...those zooms.

This is my nth time i am watching this video. Amazing work.

How heartwarming that he’s found himself to forgiveness given the fact that his dad literally never abused him. He’s admitted publicly to this. He says that the abuse depicted in this film is “fucking nonsense.” I actually can’t believe that I didn’t mention FKA twigs in my comment before. He used this exact passion project to lure her in. As she said, “ it could’ve been anyone.” She was just the one that showed up and seemed right. And that’s because she is soft and vulnerable and full of life. I know his type. Oh yeah, he’s complicated all right. So complicated that he will love me so much that he wants to kill me. Soulmates, yeah? No love like the both of us share? Starcrossed even. And all those people that keep warning me, they don’t understand. Nobody other than the two of us understand. Basically, us against the world. And that’s because us against the world makes us even more “special.“ I’m very glad that Twigs is safe now. y’all should watch the podcast that she put out recently where she talks about everything. And you should watch him admit to everything on camera as well. Why is he trying to deny in court what he’s admitted on camera? Oh, DARVO lol. He just wants to re-traumatize her. What a jerk.

THIS IS A GREAT Film. Take away the relationship between two guys, the whole scope of this beautiful film in more ways than one, captures the essence, and map of the human heart I Love Director Luca D's work, especially this film, shot in his hometown, Luca he sure keeps it real and natural, if this was a story between two women, / straight couple, it will still stand out, for its simplicity in conveying the story. this is the beauty, of a foreign director, instead of an American director, (American directors seem to go over the top as they do in most American flicks) my favorite scene in the flick, Elio with his mum and dad, and with dad, at the end, is just heartwarming and beautiful!

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when I was in the darkest place this was the only movie I could tolerate. It is a bs free story.

Per Ardua Ad Astra - through adversity to the stars

10/10 essay

I loved this video!! This movie instantly became one of my all time favorites when I watched it. Also, what’s the song you used at the beginning of the “beach” section?

Just brilliant ❤

Cheers

Fucking amazing video. Well done

Please please does someone know where can I watch this? Can’t find it nowhere 😔

Great analysis man. I love the brian eno song, how do you use that song without getting copy righted from youtube

Ever since I first watched this movie, I made it a habit that I watch this movie every year on 31st August, no matter where I am and what I do. As much as depressing and realistic it is, somehow strangely this movie give me a ray of hope. Indeed there is a tragic beauty in this.

The message to his father the 2nd letter where he spoke from his heart was some of the very best acting I've ever seen Brad Pitt do.

amazing video

BTW, Camilla is the one who is dreaming. She put a hit on the blonde girl who 'sole' the part, and who 'stole' her boyfriend-director. Diane in Camilla's dream represents the girl that she had murdered.

Thank you, grace 💙

Through hardships, to the stars.

I don’t know why he has not won an Oscar .. he puts everything in his role

Well thought out closing remark re her smile

Great essay on a masterpiece. When she's at the jukebox, plays the music, and stares right the camera ... it's the most stunning and sexiest forth wall break ever. It's like she's taking flight from the movie itself to somewhere else, transcendent of the narrative.

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the movie feels like the hedgehog dilemma; we all long for warmth but at the cost of hurting ourselves