I’ve had dreams that had similar themes as this movie, before I even watched it. I would switch to different timelines in my dream and I went completely insane.
My thoughts on the movie: The mind is a complicated machine ... When dying we see a man "fade away" or faint in his last moment. If he fades away there are more chances of a shut down (that is death). Hence, paramedics or any medical professional present at the scene. Try to keep the victim "Awake" by usually saying "stay with me," (hence the name: "STAY").... So this is what was happening ... Henry was dying slowly his mind was shutting down, however, the life in him was trying to frantically cope up with the situation. As he was fading he was loosing consciousness, and meanwhile his mind was picking up the voices and faint visuals around him as he lay and trying to make sense of it. However, as he was not in his Normal consciousness his mind was making up a story like it happens when we "dream" ... The movie was that "dream" or the jumbled up fragments of Henry's last thoughts. It was a good concept. We often see a fainting man. We may not often see a dying man but we know how a dying man reacts/behaves. This movie has dared to explore the other side of the perspective. I think it was cool. So there!
@@RelxpseGames maybe it's more than that....like ...could the film be depicting a small portion of an infinite loop,which is of reality? Could that be?
I had fully convinced myself that Henry was younger Sam and Sam was fighting demons and helping himself deal with his whole mental health situation so that he wouldnt off himself 💀
I see the movie as Henry having a dream similar to when you have a high fever very sick and slipping in and out of sleep and having fever dreams. He's awake experiencing everything going on but sort of dreaming at the same time. His mind was trying to make sense of it all but he was in a very confused state and his brain made up a story. The visuals of the movie and the way it was filmed actually feels a lot like you're dreaming when you're watching it. Truly a work of art. Can't believe nobody ever talks about this film. This is everything a good psychological thriller should be.
it was a different time back then, movies that made you think or covered a VERY serious topic were not so popular, but i also love it! In my top 10 for sure
I think the reason why the movie was crushed by the critics was cuz they didn't understand anything and they just gave it a low rating. Well it's a really unique and amazing movie if u watch it now maybe at the time it didn't gain popularity much but as of now i know most ryan fans have watched it and we all liked it
The Problem is that Plot Twists where very overused in Movies since M. Night Shalabingbongs The six Sense took off. And while it inspired a lot of great Twists like in "The Others" it felt kinda forced in Movies like "Hide and Seek". Critics were probably pissed because it was just another "it was all in his head" twists and they didnt saw the bigger Picture. Competent Critics like Roger Ebert understood the wider Picture of the Film and gave it 3,5 of 4 but as we all know most of the Movie Critics are not really qualified for the job theire doing.
He's traveling through purgatory through the entire movie and cannot forgive himself and manifests himself trying to save himself. Henry the psychiatrist and Leo are the all the same person.
I interpreted it as all the main characters being ghosts that don't quite realize they're ghosts a la Sixth Sense (Henry and his parents and girlfriend, and Sam and Lila). Henry's parents and girlfriend died in the car crash and he nearly did too and maybe barely survived but then later committed suicide from survivor's guilt. He's reenacting that limbo in the movie as a ghost. Lila's backup razor suicide was successful. After the trauma of being at Henry's crash, then not being able to save Lila either, Sam snapped and breaks down and maybe killed himself too by pill overdose? Henry and Sam ghosts go through this movie with their ghost traumas paralleling and bouncing off each other. It's a movie about loss and being lost. Trauma, survivor's guilt, grief, limbo, connection, etc. That was my interpretation anyway. I want that to be the truth because it's the most fascinating to me.
This movie creeped me out a bit.i also constantly was seeing people dressed alike and twins. What messed with my mind,was the glitch sequences and when Layla had Henrys paintings at her place🤔 Depressing movie,yet good effects and star cast!
Man, I've seen Jacobs Ladder, yet the way this film portrayed Henry's fever dream kept throwing me off and kept me guessing to the point that I was still surprised at the end. Good movie.
His dying mind made up a convoluted movie plot....what a fucked up idea. But I enjoyed the movie. Go figure. Actually I do not believe there is a real explanation of the story line.
The mind is a complicated machine (at Least ours is) ... When dying we see a man "fade away" or faint in his last moment. If he fades away there are more chances of a shut down (that is death in simple language for you). Hence, paramedics or any medical professional present at the scene. Try to keep the victim "Awake" by usually saying "stay with me," (get it "STAY").... So this is what was happening ... Henry was dying slowly his mind was shutting down, however, the life in him was trying to frantically cope up with the situation. As he was fading he was loosing conciseness, and meanwhile his mind was picking up the voices and faint visuals around him as he lay and trying to make sense of it. However, as he was not in his Normal conciseness his mind was making up a story like it happens when we "dream" ... The movie was that "dream" or the jumbled up fragments of Henry's last thoughts. It was a good concept. We often see a fainting man. We may not often see a dying man but we know how a dying man reacts/behaves. This movie has dared to explore the other side of the perspective. I think it was cool. So there!
Just watched this film for the first time and my mind is fried… had to watch and explained to get my brain properly functioning again 😂 Very well explained and what a film it is!
Why does Sam have flashbacks of what happened in Henry's dream when he asks Layla for coffee? Also, when Henry is dead lying on the gurney, why does he suddenly have one eye color of himself and one eye color of Sam?
What are those flashes that Sam sees when he asks Laila out for coffee? Henry is proclaimed dead (no more pulse) but his brain cells are still dying away. Those flashes when Sam asks Laila for coffee are still what is happening in Henry’s head. Those are the last few flashes based on Sam asking Laila out. So yeah, that’s how the cookie crumbles. I think it was a pretty good film directed by Marc Forster
أفكاري في الفيلم: العقل آلة معقدة .. عند الموت نرى رجلاً "يتلاشى" أو يغمى عليه في لحظاته الأخيرة. إذا تلاشى ، فهناك فرص أكبر للإغلاق (أي الموت). ومن ثم ، فإن المسعفين أو أي أخصائي طبي موجود في مكان الحادث. حاول إبقاء الضحية "مستيقظًا" بالقول عادةً "ابق معي" (ومن هنا جاءت تسميته: "ابق") .... إذن هذا ما كان يحدث ... كان هنري يحتضر ببطء ، ولكن عقله كان ينغلق ، كانت الحياة فيه تحاول أن تتكيف بشكل محموم مع الموقف. عندما كان يتلاشى ، كان يفقد وعيه ، وفي غضون ذلك كان عقله يلتقط الأصوات والمرئيات الباهتة من حوله وهو مستلقي ومحاولة فهم ذلك. ومع ذلك ، نظرًا لأنه لم يكن في وعيه الطبيعي ، كان عقله يصنع قصة مثل ما يحدث عندما "نحلم" ... كان الفيلم هو ذلك "الحلم" أو الأجزاء المختلطة من أفكار هنري الأخيرة. لقد كان مفهومًا جيدًا. كثيرا ما نرى رجلا يغمى عليه. قد لا نرى في كثير من الأحيان رجلاً يحتضر ولكننا نعرف كيف يتصرف / يتصرف الرجل المحتضر. لقد تجرأ هذا الفيلم على استكشاف الجانب الآخر من المنظور. أعتقد أنه كان رائعًا. اذن هناك!
What if he DIDN'T DIE? Notice the effects on the final scene, similar to the scene where he "kills himself" to "wake up". Maybe the whole dreamworld occurs WHILE he passed out! This can explain the "Henry, stay with me" phone calls, voices and characters too, maybe he used the sounds and characters he heard before passing out in his dreamworld. "Why does Sam have flashbacks in the final scene?" This can be explained when he passed out, the whole dreamworld starts SOON BEFORE! Maybe i overthought it, i don't know, i just know that this movie is a Masterpiece! I didn't saw a interpretation like mine nowhere, but i think it does make sense.
I mean, they put him in an orange bag like the other dead bodies at the end of the film which is clearly shown as the real world of the film's universe.
I feel like Sam killed himself and was talking to himself most of the time but at the same time he was traumatized by what he saw leading him to search more and learn about this boy, it explains most of the scenes also sam and henry what we see expect the accident are the same person, so sam propably has mental problems himself add to that what he saw traumatizes him and over the years of not being able to sleep due to nightmares and hearing voices it leads up to what we see in the movie
Has anyone noticed some random people who are look a like wearing same clothes... ? Also what`s the explanation of the paintings Laila found in her apartment and then followed by running through stairs and sees something scary through the closed metal door ? Really disappointed with rotten tomatoes for giving a low rating for this masterpiece..
I noticed this as well. Many people walking together wearing the exact same outfits. Definitely purposeful by the director. Maybe because the whole thing is a dream, Henry’s mind was just filling in the blank spots in his world with generic people. There were only so many people on the bridge around him as he was dying, but he had to populate his entire dream world with them. Duplicates would have been necessary.
well... yes. The strange thing is that Sam recalls some of Henrys dream... he saw Leyla as his gf on that bridge. He saw the future. That is just wierd.
Amazingly explained, but I don't think Henry dies because his head is still visible when they take him into the ambulance. I might be wrong, but i personally think he still is alive!
So I know this was put up a long time ago but something pulled me back to this movie. I was trying to find a clip when I saw this. I loved this movie and you got from it almost exactly what I did. Only I thought the bulk of the movie takes place in the 12 mins of brain activity that happens before you die. Or is it 12 seconds. Either way...I was thinking that his heart stopped, lungs doing nothing but still had brain activity.
The mind is a complicated machine ... When dying we see a man "fade away" or faint in his last moment. If he fades away there are more chances of a shut down (that is death). Hence, paramedics or any medical professional present at the scene. Try to keep the victim "Awake" by usually saying "stay with me," (hence the name: "STAY").... So this is what was happening ... Henry was dying slowly his mind was shutting down, however, the life in him was trying to frantically cope up with the situation. As he was fading he was loosing conciseness, and meanwhile his mind was picking up the voices and faint visuals around him as he lay and trying to make sense of it. However, as he was not in his Normal conciseness his mind was making up a story like it happens when we "dream" ... The movie was that "dream" or the jumbled up fragments of Henry's last thoughts. It was a good concept. We often see a fainting man. We may not often see a dying man but we know how a dying man reacts/behaves. This movie has dared to explore the other side of the perspective. I think it was cool. So there!
bro i just saw this movie and i thought it was something completely different than what it was, now that i saw what it was, this movie is actually underrated af
I wouldn't say the twist served no purpose, it just was not overtly presenting itself or its significance. I believe this film merits at least one re-watch, having seen it only once myself
It's no coincidence that that song begins just after he lays hands on his father's eyes and gives him his sight I think . Im going to ponder the rest but I doubt there's anything we can conclude with any certainty except that this movie (and I've seen practically everything) is a work of art on so many levels. It never forgets to be entertaining. 🎬
I thought he was seeing himself in his young age.. and now he is a ghost.. or smth like that.. I cant figure it out.. But i see a meaning of FORGIVENESS for parents to ease the pain, ur pain and their pain.. The meaning of love and forgiveness for people, cause life is so temporary.. and the mental health is so important❤ This movie is a masterpiece and I would love to hear the explanation from creators.
The film itself is great. Creative, and the actors were amazing. But, like you said, the twist feels somehow unecessary as it doesn't really explain or serves a meaning. In a way, this feels like a documentary of a dead man in a world where ghosts can direct movies. And this movie just feels like it's been directed by the dead man.
Yes I do agree. I thought that's what it was about I just had to read around to make sure I fully understood the movie, which I did to a certain degree. 🍿🎥 thanks!!
The mind is a complicated machine (at Least ours is) ... When dying we see a man "fade away" or faint in his last moment. If he fades away there are more chances of a shut down (that is death in simple language for you). Hence, paramedics or any medical professional present at the scene. Try to keep the victim "Awake" by usually saying "stay with me," (get it "STAY").... So this is what was happening ... Henry was dying slowly his mind was shutting down, however, the life in him was trying to frantically cope up with the situation. As he was fading he was loosing consciousness, and meanwhile his mind was picking up the voices and faint visuals around him as he lay and trying to make sense of it. However, as he was not in his Normal consciousness his mind was making up a story like it happens when we "dream" ... The movie was that "dream" or the jumbled up fragments of Henry's last thoughts. It was a good concept. We often see a fainting man. We may not often see a dying man but we know how a dying man reacts/behaves. This movie has dared to explore the other side of the perspective. I think it was cool. So there!
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This movie messed with my mind...
Me too
Can you people explanet for me
Me too
I’ve had dreams that had similar themes as this movie, before I even watched it. I would switch to different timelines in my dream and I went completely insane.
@@Ali-lf4wdi felt dizzy while watching. It was very awkward
My thoughts on the movie: The mind is a complicated machine ... When dying we see a man "fade away" or faint in his last moment. If he fades away there are more chances of a shut down (that is death). Hence, paramedics or any medical professional present at the scene. Try to keep the victim "Awake" by usually saying "stay with me," (hence the name: "STAY").... So this is what was happening ... Henry was dying slowly his mind was shutting down, however, the life in him was trying to frantically cope up with the situation. As he was fading he was loosing consciousness, and meanwhile his mind was picking up the voices and faint visuals around him as he lay and trying to make sense of it. However, as he was not in his Normal consciousness his mind was making up a story like it happens when we "dream" ... The movie was that "dream" or the jumbled up fragments of Henry's last thoughts.
It was a good concept. We often see a fainting man. We may not often see a dying man but we know how a dying man reacts/behaves. This movie has dared to explore the other side of the perspective. I think it was cool. So there!
So why did Sam get flash backs of all that happened right at the end after Henry died?
@@RelxpseGames maybe it's more than that....like ...could the film be depicting a small portion of an infinite loop,which is of reality? Could that be?
THAT'S A REALLY GOOD EXPLANATION THANKS
best analysis of the film
This movie is better than inception, extremely underrated
Incredible transitions throughout the film, suits the dream-like tone perfectly
I had fully convinced myself that Henry was younger Sam and Sam was fighting demons and helping himself deal with his whole mental health situation so that he wouldnt off himself 💀
I came to the same conclusion I even thought the old blind guy was him even older 💀
Same 💀
same
Yeah that Sam/Henry swapping thing didn't really ever go anywhere did it? 🤣
bro i legit thought henry was sam but in another life XD
I see the movie as Henry having a dream similar to when you have a high fever very sick and slipping in and out of sleep and having fever dreams. He's awake experiencing everything going on but sort of dreaming at the same time. His mind was trying to make sense of it all but he was in a very confused state and his brain made up a story. The visuals of the movie and the way it was filmed actually feels a lot like you're dreaming when you're watching it. Truly a work of art. Can't believe nobody ever talks about this film. This is everything a good psychological thriller should be.
this movie was crushed by critics, but i still love it, one of those films i saw a very long time ago but still blew my mind to remember it to date
it was a different time back then, movies that made you think or covered a VERY serious topic were not so popular, but i also love it! In my top 10 for sure
critics are bunch of autists that have no idea what a great movie is
I think the reason why the movie was crushed by the critics was cuz they didn't understand anything and they just gave it a low rating. Well it's a really unique and amazing movie if u watch it now maybe at the time it didn't gain popularity much but as of now i know most ryan fans have watched it and we all liked it
The critics are fuckin stupid and miss the entire point of the movie as always 😭🙏
The Problem is that Plot Twists where very overused in Movies since M. Night Shalabingbongs The six Sense took off. And while it inspired a lot of great Twists like in "The Others" it felt kinda forced in Movies like "Hide and Seek".
Critics were probably pissed because it was just another "it was all in his head" twists and they didnt saw the bigger Picture.
Competent Critics like Roger Ebert understood the wider Picture of the Film and gave it 3,5 of 4 but as we all know most of the Movie Critics are not really qualified for the job theire doing.
He's traveling through purgatory through the entire movie and cannot forgive himself and manifests himself trying to save himself. Henry the psychiatrist and Leo are the all the same person.
I was thinking that Henry and Sam were the same person….😅
I interpreted it as all the main characters being ghosts that don't quite realize they're ghosts a la Sixth Sense (Henry and his parents and girlfriend, and Sam and Lila). Henry's parents and girlfriend died in the car crash and he nearly did too and maybe barely survived but then later committed suicide from survivor's guilt. He's reenacting that limbo in the movie as a ghost. Lila's backup razor suicide was successful. After the trauma of being at Henry's crash, then not being able to save Lila either, Sam snapped and breaks down and maybe killed himself too by pill overdose? Henry and Sam ghosts go through this movie with their ghost traumas paralleling and bouncing off each other.
It's a movie about loss and being lost. Trauma, survivor's guilt, grief, limbo, connection, etc.
That was my interpretation anyway. I want that to be the truth because it's the most fascinating to me.
This movie creeped me out a bit.i also constantly was seeing people dressed alike and twins.
What messed with my mind,was the glitch sequences and when Layla had Henrys paintings at her place🤔
Depressing movie,yet good effects and star cast!
Finished the movie just now and I immediately searched for this. Great film! Feels like I am watching someone else's dream.
Man, I've seen Jacobs Ladder, yet the way this film portrayed Henry's fever dream kept throwing me off and kept me guessing to the point that I was still surprised at the end. Good movie.
His dying mind made up a convoluted movie plot....what a fucked up idea. But I enjoyed the movie. Go figure. Actually I do not believe there is a real explanation of the story line.
The mind is a complicated machine (at Least ours is) ... When dying we see a man "fade away" or faint in his last moment. If he fades away there are more chances of a shut down (that is death in simple language for you). Hence, paramedics or any medical professional present at the scene. Try to keep the victim "Awake" by usually saying "stay with me," (get it "STAY").... So this is what was happening ... Henry was dying slowly his mind was shutting down, however, the life in him was trying to frantically cope up with the situation. As he was fading he was loosing conciseness, and meanwhile his mind was picking up the voices and faint visuals around him as he lay and trying to make sense of it. However, as he was not in his Normal conciseness his mind was making up a story like it happens when we "dream" ... The movie was that "dream" or the jumbled up fragments of Henry's last thoughts.
It was a good concept. We often see a fainting man. We may not often see a dying man but we know how a dying man reacts/behaves. This movie has dared to explore the other side of the perspective. I think it was cool. So there!
Just watched this film for the first time and my mind is fried… had to watch and explained to get my brain properly functioning again 😂
Very well explained and what a film it is!
Same . I didn't understand that movie weather how many times I watch . And i came here and searching for meaning
If you notice, most people in the background are
dressed identical. They come in pairs or 3s. That's where you know that it wasn't reality.
Why does Sam have flashbacks of what happened in Henry's dream when he asks Layla for coffee? Also, when Henry is dead lying on the gurney, why does he suddenly have one eye color of himself and one eye color of Sam?
Rossbug he was living through Sam in his dream when he was off camera.
What are those flashes that Sam sees when he asks Laila out for coffee?
Henry is proclaimed dead (no more pulse) but his brain cells are still dying away. Those flashes when Sam asks Laila for coffee are still what is happening in Henry’s head. Those are the last few flashes based on Sam asking Laila out.
So yeah, that’s how the cookie crumbles. I think it was a pretty good film directed by Marc Forster
أفكاري في الفيلم: العقل آلة معقدة .. عند الموت نرى رجلاً "يتلاشى" أو يغمى عليه في لحظاته الأخيرة. إذا تلاشى ، فهناك فرص أكبر للإغلاق (أي الموت). ومن ثم ، فإن المسعفين أو أي أخصائي طبي موجود في مكان الحادث. حاول إبقاء الضحية "مستيقظًا" بالقول عادةً "ابق معي" (ومن هنا جاءت تسميته: "ابق") .... إذن هذا ما كان يحدث ... كان هنري يحتضر ببطء ، ولكن عقله كان ينغلق ، كانت الحياة فيه تحاول أن تتكيف بشكل محموم مع الموقف. عندما كان يتلاشى ، كان يفقد وعيه ، وفي غضون ذلك كان عقله يلتقط الأصوات والمرئيات الباهتة من حوله وهو مستلقي ومحاولة فهم ذلك. ومع ذلك ، نظرًا لأنه لم يكن في وعيه الطبيعي ، كان عقله يصنع قصة مثل ما يحدث عندما "نحلم" ... كان الفيلم هو ذلك "الحلم" أو الأجزاء المختلطة من أفكار هنري الأخيرة.
لقد كان مفهومًا جيدًا. كثيرا ما نرى رجلا يغمى عليه. قد لا نرى في كثير من الأحيان رجلاً يحتضر ولكننا نعرف كيف يتصرف / يتصرف الرجل المحتضر. لقد تجرأ هذا الفيلم على استكشاف الجانب الآخر من المنظور. أعتقد أنه كان رائعًا. اذن هناك!
I love your videos no jibber jabber of three page that make you loose your focus You go straight to the point and i like that good video.
What if he DIDN'T DIE?
Notice the effects on the final scene, similar to the scene where he "kills himself" to "wake up".
Maybe the whole dreamworld occurs WHILE he passed out! This can explain the "Henry, stay with me" phone calls, voices and characters too, maybe he used the sounds and characters he heard before passing out in his dreamworld.
"Why does Sam have flashbacks in the final scene?" This can be explained when he passed out, the whole dreamworld starts SOON BEFORE!
Maybe i overthought it, i don't know, i just know that this movie is a Masterpiece!
I didn't saw a interpretation like mine nowhere, but i think it does make sense.
I mean, they put him in an orange bag like the other dead bodies at the end of the film which is clearly shown as the real world of the film's universe.
I feel like Sam killed himself and was talking to himself most of the time but at the same time he was traumatized by what he saw leading him to search more and learn about this boy, it explains most of the scenes also sam and henry what we see expect the accident are the same person, so sam propably has mental problems himself add to that what he saw traumatizes him and over the years of not being able to sleep due to nightmares and hearing voices it leads up to what we see in the movie
Has anyone noticed some random people who are look a like wearing same clothes... ? Also what`s the explanation of the paintings Laila found in her apartment and then followed by running through stairs and sees something scary through the closed metal door ? Really disappointed with rotten tomatoes for giving a low rating for this masterpiece..
I noticed this as well. Many people walking together wearing the exact same outfits. Definitely purposeful by the director. Maybe because the whole thing is a dream, Henry’s mind was just filling in the blank spots in his world with generic people. There were only so many people on the bridge around him as he was dying, but he had to populate his entire dream world with them. Duplicates would have been necessary.
wow when i saw how long the video was i taught it was just gonna be a fast ans easy explanation but right on it is the best explanation in my book
well... yes. The strange thing is that Sam recalls some of Henrys dream... he saw Leyla as his gf on that bridge. He saw the future. That is just wierd.
That's because they are the same person
Amazingly explained, but I don't think Henry dies because his head is still visible when they take him into the ambulance. I might be wrong, but i personally think he still is alive!
I think Sam was falling into psychosis, way after Henry died.
Imagining Henry as his patient, that’s where it all began.
This what I wanna imagine the explanation is
yea I can watched the movie now because i watched this
Bro.... you are right, thanks
Nop can't be this simple.
These were my thoughts exactly at the end of last the film
So I know this was put up a long time ago but something pulled me back to this movie. I was trying to find a clip when I saw this. I loved this movie and you got from it almost exactly what I did. Only I thought the bulk of the movie takes place in the 12 mins of brain activity that happens before you die. Or is it 12 seconds. Either way...I was thinking that his heart stopped, lungs doing nothing but still had brain activity.
I've had several blowouts. Once I was even towing a U-haul. I just kept it straight and brought it safely to a stop.
What are your thoughts on Stay?
The mind is a complicated machine ... When dying we see a man "fade away" or faint in his last moment. If he fades away there are more chances of a shut down (that is death). Hence, paramedics or any medical professional present at the scene. Try to keep the victim "Awake" by usually saying "stay with me," (hence the name: "STAY").... So this is what was happening ... Henry was dying slowly his mind was shutting down, however, the life in him was trying to frantically cope up with the situation. As he was fading he was loosing conciseness, and meanwhile his mind was picking up the voices and faint visuals around him as he lay and trying to make sense of it. However, as he was not in his Normal conciseness his mind was making up a story like it happens when we "dream" ... The movie was that "dream" or the jumbled up fragments of Henry's last thoughts.
It was a good concept. We often see a fainting man. We may not often see a dying man but we know how a dying man reacts/behaves. This movie has dared to explore the other side of the perspective. I think it was cool. So there!
This movie made me cry so fucking much
bro i just saw this movie and i thought it was something completely different than what it was, now that i saw what it was, this movie is actually underrated af
Insanely late comment, but Is this Navel Officer by Jocelyn Pook? No wayyyy what an amazing track.
I wouldn't say the twist served no purpose, it just was not overtly presenting itself or its significance. I believe this film merits at least one re-watch, having seen it only once myself
What. The. Fuck. Did. I. Just. Watch.
What is the music that Henry's girlfriend says "I love this song" just before the car crash?
These Eyes by the Guess Who
@@lexxir9366 Thanks Lexx
It's no coincidence that that song begins just after he lays hands on his father's eyes and gives him his sight I think . Im going to ponder the rest but I doubt there's anything we can conclude with any certainty except that this movie (and I've seen practically everything) is a work of art on so many levels.
It never forgets to be entertaining.
🎬
I believe you’re right on! That’s the way I understood the movie.
Did you guys notice the people dressed the same walking together in the film?
I thought he was seeing himself in his young age.. and now he is a ghost.. or smth like that.. I cant figure it out..
But i see a meaning of FORGIVENESS for parents to ease the pain, ur pain and their pain.. The meaning of love and forgiveness for people, cause life is so temporary.. and the mental health is so important❤ This movie is a masterpiece and I would love to hear the explanation from creators.
I Love Stay
The film itself is great. Creative, and the actors were amazing. But, like you said, the twist feels somehow unecessary as it doesn't really explain or serves a meaning. In a way, this feels like a documentary of a dead man in a world where ghosts can direct movies. And this movie just feels like it's been directed by the dead man.
Nice and short. Sounds right.
i also thought that: he's brain also calculated what would happen if he'd ever survive. so he ended up chosing to not to fight for it :/
Thanks for the vid. Couldnt understand the film for the life of me
dude calm down, what was that disclaimer at the begining? I almost shit my pants
You didn't even scratch explanation.
I join the chorus celebrating this masterwork.
Your analysis is exactly right.
Any suggestions on future videos?
But why did Sam had a flashback
What is the name of the music?
thanks
Yes I do agree. I thought that's what it was about I just had to read around to make sure I fully understood the movie, which I did to a certain degree. 🍿🎥 thanks!!
nothing is real.
oh, it was all a dream type movie? no thanks.
Don't you get it, Sam dies in the end!
wait why??
awesome movie. much resembles jackob's ladder
I’m so mad at this movie rn
why
i do bbg
I loved this movie.
Good vídeo.
Yes
well said
That was my first guess as well.
Thank you
I agree. :)
Dumb flick halfway in... thanks for saving me time at least!
The whole film is pointless.
cody vegas or you didn't pay attention
None of it is real. The movie is about the random thoughts of a dying mind. Might as well throw some zombies or dragons in the movie...
Not random thoughts. Thoughts specifically made to help him come to terms with his life in his dying moments
The mind is a complicated machine (at Least ours is) ... When dying we see a man "fade away" or faint in his last moment. If he fades away there are more chances of a shut down (that is death in simple language for you). Hence, paramedics or any medical professional present at the scene. Try to keep the victim "Awake" by usually saying "stay with me," (get it "STAY").... So this is what was happening ... Henry was dying slowly his mind was shutting down, however, the life in him was trying to frantically cope up with the situation. As he was fading he was loosing consciousness, and meanwhile his mind was picking up the voices and faint visuals around him as he lay and trying to make sense of it. However, as he was not in his Normal consciousness his mind was making up a story like it happens when we "dream" ... The movie was that "dream" or the jumbled up fragments of Henry's last thoughts.
It was a good concept. We often see a fainting man. We may not often see a dying man but we know how a dying man reacts/behaves. This movie has dared to explore the other side of the perspective. I think it was cool. So there!
it's just another take on "it was all a dream", which is considered a cop out in most cinema titles.
One of the worst movies i've ever seen. Movie tried to be too clever but made a complete belly flop.
This movie is excellent. It's just not for those who don't like psychological movies
@@fireman9068 it makes no sense
Yep! Try Memento instead.
@@fireman9068 Far from it. Try Memento or The Machinist instead.