My husband died 9 months ago suddenly at age 40. He introduced this movie to me when it came out in 2006. I didn't understand it much. Over the years, we watched it a few more times, and each time it ripped apart my soul in the most cathartic way. Since he died, I have known that it will be necessary for me to watch this again. I'm just not ready because I don't know if it will bring me peace, or send me into a dark abyss. It'll come though. I'm just grateful to know this masterpiece exists, and my love brought it to me.
I’m deeply sorry for your loss, but glad that you have the happy memories that you do. They say grief is love with nowhere to go. So whether feeling peace or darkness it is ultimately an expression of love. It’s ok to miss him, just as it is ok to feel sad sometimes. But always try to remember what he would’ve wanted for you, which is for you to be happy, and smile.
Most critics didn't get it. It's too creative and emotionally challenging for some people. The Fountain is as beautiful as it is heartbreaking. I love Aronofsky, Jackman and Weisz for making it. I've taken this road to awe every few years since the year it came out. It makes me cry and value my wife with raw intensity every single time. i just watched it again. Excuse me while I go hug her.
Say in 25 years, your kids are grown and your wife gets sick and has to be in bed most of the time. Her brain is still bright, but she can’t leave her room or her bed and you have to work long hard days, day after day, year after year. Hours of working, cooking, cleaning, shopping...but you come home and she is still sick in bed. Could you still love her that much after taking care of her for 15 years?
@Coyotebones I would agree with you, its basically about as perfect as a film can be. Every piece of this work of art is a 10/10 or close to it. The story especially, upon deep reflection reminds me of an infinity loop, a story of life and death, how the two are inextricably connected to each other into one long endless loop. It was virtually impossible to see where the movie begun and ended, such is the mastery of how the stories were woven together in on themselves.
First, this trailer is wonderful and movies of today could learn a lot from it. Second, this is one of the most criminally underrated movies of the past 20 years. And third, quite easily Hugh Jackman's greatest performance that many don't even know about.
I've just learned about The Fountain from a random reddit post, as someone wrote it was the best movie they had ever seen, and I am simply flabbergasted reading all these people praising it and saying how it was one of the greatest cinematographic experiences of their life. How is it that I (and seemingly noone else) have never heard about it??? I know I need to watch it.
@@alexandrasimon7191 - It's not a film for the masses. For some, it may not even be an easy experience (due to the topic it forces you to think about). I can't promise that you'll enjoy it. But if you're one of those that this film is targeted at, you might do. It's very unique and beautiful in its own way.
I think this movie is among the best of its generation, however I somehow didn't expect the trailer to be like this... it is almost too much of an explanation vs the weird mystery and vague notions of time that were beautifully rendered in the movie. I feel like I would prefer to show someone the movie first, before they saw this trailer, as even if it does kind of sum up some weird canned version of the film as a basic "love time travel story"... it fails to truly hit the notes of what makes this film such a masterpiece. But then again who am I to judge... Im sure they went with test/think tanks to determine the best response to the trailer, which is noble in that it at least gets people into a theater to sit down and be surprised by something so magically artistic they might not even like the film, but at least it got them there for it to imprint on their souls.
@@gomi_cat - yeah, I understand what you mean. But I do think for the reasons you state (towards the end of your post), they took this route with it. If you've already watched the movie (and enjoyed it), this trailer does appear to be giving a lot away. But I think that's hindsight kicking in. I think new, fresh audiences who are seeing this trailer for the first time, are being hit with the correct level of intrigue to want to go check the movie out.
IMHO this is timeless classic which one can watch over and over again. This film gets better with each viewing. The performances, the directorial choices and the soundtrack are a thing of real beauty. I can safely say this is Aronofsky's best work till date. What people don' t realise is that this is an actual love story with all the edges intact. Love can transcend time and space. The same theme was repeated in Nolan's Interstellar (2014) albeit in a much more subtle and puritan way. The Fountain is just a metaphor for defining the existence of a human life and associated elements. Life is everything yet it is nothing.
This is my favourite movie of all time! Every frame, every second is pure art. And it makes you think in the end. Darren Aronofsky, Hugh Jackman and Rachel Weisz, take a bow!
I'm sad to read bad comments about this movie and sadly critics had destroyed it. I have lost a lot of important people in my life and the first time I watched this film cried like a baby, this is not a movie for everyone, but is a movie for people like us who suffered the lost of someone important. Pass through all the states you pass when the lost comes and in some sense helps to see life as a diverse cicle in which we all turn a part of everything in the world even you want or not.
I too cried like a baby. I haven't lost anyone quite like Tom did Izzy, but Hugh Jackman's performance and the musical score was very emotional and never fails to set me off into a Fountain of tears!!!
It was an emotional film, very captivating but I only got overwhelmed and actually cried at the ˝Behold˝ moment. The scene really moved me. A wonderful cinematic experience, I can't believe I've never heard about this film before.
What a beautiful movie! Challenging to watch. I will definitely watch this again with my love. Those who are emotionally mature and/or have suffered loss should gain an appreciation for how thought provoking this film is. Being aware of our own demise has many of us creating our own theories about what actually happens when we die. You can’t destroy energy. In a sense we never fully cease to exist. This is a wonderful take on death and transcendence.
A beautiful film that deserves appreciation for its very existence. A beautiful contemplative and visually stunning thing of beauty with the best score I’ve ever heard. Clint Mansell, thank you for the score. It’s perfection.
Best film about the notion of EVERLASTING LOVE put on screen. Visually stunning. Hauntingly beautiful performances by the two leads and an epic soundtrack.
I saw this movie at a time when I thought a lot about death and feared death. I identified so much with the main character. His pain and grief and his journey to enlightenment. I cried so much when she died. It broke my heart honestly, but the ending of the movie was so powerful and inspiring. This movie helped me so much to change my perspective about death. I still fear it a bit sometimes, but I don’t have the same anxiety thinking about it. This movie is very clear in it’s message, but still leaves a lot of room for reflection. I don’t find the story too complicated or hard to follow either.
“Since the children have flesh and blood, he too shared in their humanity so that by his death he might break the power of him who holds the power of death-that is, the devil- and free those who all their lives were held in slavery by their fear of death.” Hebrews 2:14-15
are you sure she's your one true love and not someone who burns so bright when they're right inside that they're hard to put down the doll that is just their physical body and their expressions. the memory of their body and expressions.
This is my understanding of it. There is no one reality. All realms are illusionary, all managed by unique “laws” of physics . We can “wake” into the distinct realms, either carrying our struggles along with us or making peace with them. Non attachment to the illusion of the physical realms is the road to freedom, to a cosmic form of consciousness.
Rather than attempting to make any comment that is anywhere near as brilliant as this film, I’ll simply say that this is the most beautiful and heartbreaking film of all time, largely due to the soundtrack.
I watched this Movie many times. But none compares to my first time. I ate several g of mushrooms and even without this movie the music by Clint Mansell alone is a beautiful piece of art, but with, and individual experience that will stand the tests of time. Reverberate. Echoing in the chamber of time. For. Ever. Well done. Clint Mansell🙏
My heart hurt that this movie does not get deserved attention. Such deep - leave You with questions, give some answers just enough to plant seed that will grow thru life.
This is such a beautiful movie, such a fantastically wonderful piece of art Two completely different movies, but it reminds of 2001: A Space Odyssey, it's not something you see, it's something you experience But whereas 2001 is an intellectual/spiritual journey, The Fountain a deeply emotional/spiritual journey I get goosebumps every time I listen to flashes of the soundtrack or even look at the poster In it is the best Hugh Jackman performance ever, the most beautiful Rachel Weisz and Darren Aronofskys masterpiece
I love The Fountain so very much, I like to believe that life has meaning even if we can't directly see it or perceive it, I believe there's something beyond this world, beyond death, the fountain is an excellent film, the acting, the concepts & the visuals are stunning, the soundtrack is sublime, "The Road To Awe" theme is a masterpiece, this film is timeless, it's beauty is transcendent, it's hard for me to put into words just how strongly I feel about this film, for me watching The Fountain for the first time gave me such an indescribable feeling, it was like having an epiphany after waking from an intense dream or from an ayahuasca session.
this is the kind of movie I can rewatch over and over. I made a music list to hear while studying and it has all the ost of thismovie, it is passionate, sad, and beautiful. i am disappointed that this movie is underrated
Interstellar and cloud atlas have touched my soul. I've heard of this movie and now I'm ready to take my vacation hours from work, relax with my fam and watch it!
This movie was so good, I rarely manage to finish a movie these days, either I fall a sleep or I get annoyed with the BS CGI This one kept me captivated, good tempo, great visuals, great acting by Hugh and Rachel..Story was secondary, its about loosing a fight But how this was all tied together was great movie making.
Acceptance and understanding of the soul's journey. Just rewatched it, out of the blue had several scenes playing in my head. Hugh Jackman delivered the most genuine, raw, artistic performance in it. Was not so keen on rachel as izzi though. Few of her facial expressions made it seem the character was a manipulative narcissistic, love seeing tears of despair coming from the man who loves her so much.
You're missing out, the film is just as good as the soundtrack, I envy you, I wish I could go back in time and watch the Fountain for the first time all over again.
Wow two of my favorite movies. I never see anyone reference What Dreams May Come. But yes it is kind of like both of those movies put together but different.
@@BoiseyMusic what’s cool about The Fountain is that it premiered American Thanksgiving of 2006 and Eternal Sunshine came out 14 days before my 7th birthday in 2004.
I adore this movie. It's true that sometimes is a mess, the movie wants to tell us many things at the same time..But..It's so powerful, hipnotic, it's visually astonishing..
I saw this movie when I was rly little and have had vague memories of it and I can't believe I actually found it!!! I legit only had one actual slight memory to go off of and a couple vague feelings, I was starting to think I just dreamt about it.
Although both The Fountain and The Prestige came out the same year they were not filmed all within one year. The Fountain was filmed in early 2005 for a couple months, The Prestige began shooting in early 2006 (January to April), and X-Men Origins: Wolverine began filming late 2007. Plenty of time in between each movie to get into the role of the next movie.
I Loooove this movie. It has such a Deep meaning of Life after death, the journey through it and the parallels worlds that he encountere, through different scenarios is just Beautiful... What a Profound message that I Love so much forever more.!!!! 😍😍😍💖💖💖🙏🙏🙏
imagine living forever and then realising that eventually the sun will eat the earth and you will just be floating around in space for eternity after experiencing insane physical trauma.
.. you are on a quest.. follow hints and you will start to remember why you sent yourself on this state.. when you remember you will know.. when you know you will be born again.. and you will move on.. even if you dont belive you belive.. its the voice in your head thats talking you this.. Im just a rememberance for something you asked for long ago.. now ask yourself whos speaking in your head? how does it sound? is that your voice or mine? and if its mine how do you know my voice? are you reading or is someone speaking in your head? follow that voice in your head and you will get all the answers you need.. stay astonished and belive for it is real.. just like the voice in your head..
Most of Aronofsky's films feel like watching something while on drugs. Highly recommend his other works (Black Swan, Requiem for a Dream, and my all time fave as of now, Mother!)
This is not a film. It's a statement. A simple and same time a complex statement. Death is an act of creation. When you accept it as it is , life starts there. For some it's a new start and for others it's just the continuation.
Whoa I liked your thought bruh 👍 can you elaborate the last part plz ? I didn’t quite get it sorry ☺️🤔 for some it’s a new start and for other it’s cont .... who r u referring here ? The movie ? Us ?
I don't understand why this film got ripped by critics. It's like any movie that does something just a a little different either gets praised as groundbreaking or overly criticized.
The movie is bad on so many levels. I just don't get how people could like it. Like yeah ok beautiful message whatever... but it was so poorly delivered.
i love rachel since i was a child ,and watch her die in this movie hits me so hard ,but i wacht it again and again this film , rachel, and the soundtrack are so perfect to me ^^D
I've never seen this movie any any list of greatest films, not even on a greatest Fantasy genre film which is strange. This must be what they call a cult classic I guess. Im afraid it might be too sad for me but I have to check out every fantasy type film, id say their my favorite when done right.
Does anyone know where to get the music from the trailer. Particularly the second half. I know it's a custom version of "Together We Will Live Forever" by Clint Mansell, but I have scoured the internet and cannot find it anywhere.
if you have nothing to do in this world and your internet is really slow you must watch this movie as it will have no effect on you. As Hugh Jackman will never die
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My husband died 9 months ago suddenly at age 40. He introduced this movie to me when it came out in 2006. I didn't understand it much. Over the years, we watched it a few more times, and each time it ripped apart my soul in the most cathartic way. Since he died, I have known that it will be necessary for me to watch this again. I'm just not ready because I don't know if it will bring me peace, or send me into a dark abyss. It'll come though. I'm just grateful to know this masterpiece exists, and my love brought it to me.
I’m very sorry for your loss. X
I’m deeply sorry for your loss, but glad that you have the happy memories that you do. They say grief is love with nowhere to go. So whether feeling peace or darkness it is ultimately an expression of love. It’s ok to miss him, just as it is ok to feel sad sometimes. But always try to remember what he would’ve wanted for you, which is for you to be happy, and smile.
Condolences! Give it time, before you sit through it again. The abyss is an easy misstep to make at so vulnerable a time for you.
@@slippo99 you are more right than you know my friend. Thank you for your mindful words. 🙏💕
im so sorry for your loss. may time bring you peace.
Most critics didn't get it. It's too creative and emotionally challenging for some people. The Fountain is as beautiful as it is heartbreaking. I love Aronofsky, Jackman and Weisz for making it. I've taken this road to awe every few years since the year it came out. It makes me cry and value my wife with raw intensity every single time. i just watched it again. Excuse me while I go hug her.
wouldn't say that it's too creative or emotionally challenging for people just because they didn't liked it...
Say in 25 years, your kids are grown and your wife gets sick and has to be in bed most of the time. Her brain is still bright, but she can’t leave her room or her bed and you have to work long hard days, day after day, year after year. Hours of working, cooking, cleaning, shopping...but you come home and she is still sick in bed. Could you still love her that much after taking care of her for 15 years?
Boaaa
Some people believe that if you keep drinking mineral water made from mountains, your face will be cure of wrinkles
@Coyotebones I would agree with you, its basically about as perfect as a film can be. Every piece of this work of art is a 10/10 or close to it. The story especially, upon deep reflection reminds me of an infinity loop, a story of life and death, how the two are inextricably connected to each other into one long endless loop.
It was virtually impossible to see where the movie begun and ended, such is the mastery of how the stories were woven together in on themselves.
World was not ready for this masterpiece in 2006.
I think the world was more ready than it is today
Não mesmo!
yeah cause people are getting smarter by the day....
I was
Masterpiece? Nah. It's a good movie but "masterpiece" is pushing it 😂
to this day I can't even hear about this movie without tearing up. it's hauntingly beautiful... it left me completely speechless
I ran out of the house I was in and could barely breathe after I watched it the first time
Right? I've always thought it's his best film. It's sad that instead, it's his least well known . . .
An important film in the history of mankind because it has an all encompassing lesson that life gives us freedom & death sets us free 😇😇😇 Remarkable
Dork.
my friend at badminton recommended it last night. Didnt even know this movie existed until yesterday
First, this trailer is wonderful and movies of today could learn a lot from it. Second, this is one of the most criminally underrated movies of the past 20 years. And third, quite easily Hugh Jackman's greatest performance that many don't even know about.
I've just learned about The Fountain from a random reddit post, as someone wrote it was the best movie they had ever seen, and I am simply flabbergasted reading all these people praising it and saying how it was one of the greatest cinematographic experiences of their life. How is it that I (and seemingly noone else) have never heard about it??? I know I need to watch it.
@@alexandrasimon7191 - It's not a film for the masses. For some, it may not even be an easy experience (due to the topic it forces you to think about). I can't promise that you'll enjoy it. But if you're one of those that this film is targeted at, you might do. It's very unique and beautiful in its own way.
I think this movie is among the best of its generation, however I somehow didn't expect the trailer to be like this... it is almost too much of an explanation vs the weird mystery and vague notions of time that were beautifully rendered in the movie. I feel like I would prefer to show someone the movie first, before they saw this trailer, as even if it does kind of sum up some weird canned version of the film as a basic "love time travel story"... it fails to truly hit the notes of what makes this film such a masterpiece. But then again who am I to judge... Im sure they went with test/think tanks to determine the best response to the trailer, which is noble in that it at least gets people into a theater to sit down and be surprised by something so magically artistic they might not even like the film, but at least it got them there for it to imprint on their souls.
@@gomi_cat - yeah, I understand what you mean. But I do think for the reasons you state (towards the end of your post), they took this route with it. If you've already watched the movie (and enjoyed it), this trailer does appear to be giving a lot away. But I think that's hindsight kicking in. I think new, fresh audiences who are seeing this trailer for the first time, are being hit with the correct level of intrigue to want to go check the movie out.
@@gpboxing close minded people
This is one of movies that you just need to watch, it’s hard to put into words how powerful it is.
IMHO this is timeless classic which one can watch over and over again.
This film gets better with each viewing. The performances, the directorial choices and the soundtrack are a thing of real beauty.
I can safely say this is Aronofsky's best work till date. What people don' t realise is that this is an actual love story with all the edges intact. Love can transcend time and space.
The same theme was repeated in Nolan's Interstellar (2014) albeit in a much more subtle and puritan way.
The Fountain is just a metaphor for defining the existence of a human life and associated elements. Life is everything yet it is nothing.
Still the greatest movie of all time. A great story about loss, inevitability and acceptance.
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the greatest movie of all time .
It's the Citizen Kane of movies.
this movie doesn't get the recognition it deserves . heck , it doesn't even get the praise it deserves .
Bifrost Bigfoot it looks like a bunch of girly crap. idk if I wanna watch it
Bifrost Bigfoot I watching now and I'm almost changing channel because is so boring and confuse
Bifrost Bigfoot Greatest soundtrack of all-time
In addition to everything else that is great about this movie, the soundtrack is stunning!
it gives me motivation, and also i remember the past.
I came here because of the soundtracks. So, yeah, you're absolutely right.
Soundtrack made the movie.
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This is my favourite movie of all time! Every frame, every second is pure art. And it makes you think in the end. Darren Aronofsky, Hugh Jackman and Rachel Weisz, take a bow!
Estamos juntos! Ainda é meu filme "obra prima"!
I'm sad to read bad comments about this movie and sadly critics had destroyed it. I have lost a lot of important people in my life and the first time I watched this film cried like a baby, this is not a movie for everyone, but is a movie for people like us who suffered the lost of someone important. Pass through all the states you pass when the lost comes and in some sense helps to see life as a diverse cicle in which we all turn a part of everything in the world even you want or not.
I too cried like a baby. I haven't lost anyone quite like Tom did Izzy, but Hugh Jackman's performance and the musical score was very emotional and never fails to set me off into a Fountain of tears!!!
It was an emotional film, very captivating but I only got overwhelmed and actually cried at the ˝Behold˝ moment. The scene really moved me. A wonderful cinematic experience, I can't believe I've never heard about this film before.
Man, this X-Men timeline is getting really hard to follow.
Marš _ that is the funniest thing i have ever read
This film's about the trip Logan had that time after taking DMT.
Lolol!
Muito bom!
wtf are you talking about, this is not xmen, lol.
It's probably the greatest movie score ever
Nah fam interstellar is better
I known the movie is terrible but the score to Lady in the water is phenomenal and super underrated.
Mandou bem
Interstellar is either #2 or #1
Its not, but its 10000% up there.
This is the best love/drama movie ever made, period. The story, how its filmed, the amazing music, all in a perfect harmony.
What a beautiful movie! Challenging to watch. I will definitely watch this again with my love. Those who are emotionally mature and/or have suffered loss should gain an appreciation for how thought provoking this film is. Being aware of our own demise has many of us creating our own theories about what actually happens when we die. You can’t destroy energy. In a sense we never fully cease to exist. This is a wonderful take on death and transcendence.
Clint Mansell's official soundtrack for this movie is as much a part of me as my skin and teeth... Absolutely enthralling, soul awakening music.
The Requiem for a Dream score is that for me. But this one is obviously riveting too
@@atutor1 that score is very emotional, I love it. Such a dramatic use of strings.
A beautiful film that deserves appreciation for its very existence. A beautiful contemplative and visually stunning thing of beauty with the best score I’ve ever heard. Clint Mansell, thank you for the score. It’s perfection.
Boaaa
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No, it doesn’t. It’s basically a secret evangelical film.
Yawn
Best film about the notion of EVERLASTING LOVE put on screen. Visually stunning. Hauntingly beautiful performances by the two leads and an epic soundtrack.
Interessante
The part where he realizes. That He's at peace with dying gets me everytime! Such a powerful scene. 😭😖
Jackman's simultaneous weep and cathartic smile is the absolute peak of acting. Simply incredible.
I saw this movie at a time when I thought a lot about death and feared death. I identified so much with the main character. His pain and grief and his journey to enlightenment. I cried so much when she died. It broke my heart honestly, but the ending of the movie was so powerful and inspiring. This movie helped me so much to change my perspective about death. I still fear it a bit sometimes, but I don’t have the same anxiety thinking about it.
This movie is very clear in it’s message, but still leaves a lot of room for reflection. I don’t find the story too complicated or hard to follow either.
Thank you for the explanation. For me it gas the same meaning.
“Since the children have flesh and blood, he too shared in their humanity so that by his death he might break the power of him who holds the power of death-that is, the devil- and free those who all their lives were held in slavery by their fear of death.” Hebrews 2:14-15
Lost my one true love to mental illness, tried so hard to save her my hair turned gray. This movie hits hard...
Same. Stay strong my friend. May angels guide you along the long road
are you sure she's your one true love and not someone who burns so bright when they're right inside that they're hard to put down the doll that is just their physical body and their expressions. the memory of their body and expressions.
This is the quintessence of cinematography!
This is my understanding of it. There is no one reality. All realms are illusionary, all managed by unique “laws” of physics . We can “wake” into the distinct realms, either carrying our struggles along with us or making peace with them. Non attachment to the illusion of the physical realms is the road to freedom, to a cosmic form of consciousness.
Hindu philosophy in a para 😉
One of the most underrated film of all time
No one talks about this film; it came and went. That's a tragedy.
Existence of movies like this makes me so happy. Thanks! A true masterpiece!
gostei
Muito bom!
I saw this 6 times in theaters, the most I've watched any movie on the big screen
Masterpiece of a movie,more than a movie......
There is so much esoteric messaging in this movie making it my favorite of all time.
So much? You are joking right? There is literlly just two esotheric and spirtiual things and they aren't even well connected to each other.
Rather than attempting to make any comment that is anywhere near as brilliant as this film, I’ll simply say that this is the most beautiful and heartbreaking film of all time, largely due to the soundtrack.
I haven't seen the movie yet, just heard about it an hour ago. I love every one of you on this comment section.
Still one of the best trailers ever made! The visuals, the cuts, the MUSIC! Perfect.
I watched this Movie many times. But none compares to my first time. I ate several g of mushrooms and even without this movie the music by Clint Mansell alone is a beautiful piece of art, but with, and individual experience that will stand the tests of time. Reverberate. Echoing in the chamber of time. For. Ever. Well done. Clint Mansell🙏
My heart hurt that this movie does not get deserved attention. Such deep - leave You with questions, give some answers just enough to plant seed that will grow thru life.
Darren Aronofsky is a genius!
hahuahuahuaah
This is such a beautiful movie, such a fantastically wonderful piece of art
Two completely different movies, but it reminds of 2001: A Space Odyssey, it's not something you see, it's something you experience
But whereas 2001 is an intellectual/spiritual journey, The Fountain a deeply emotional/spiritual journey
I get goosebumps every time I listen to flashes of the soundtrack or even look at the poster
In it is the best Hugh Jackman performance ever, the most beautiful Rachel Weisz and Darren Aronofskys masterpiece
So thankful there's still people like Aronofski that have the stones to make films like this
This film was something that will live forever in my mind
I love The Fountain so very much, I like to believe that life has meaning even if we can't directly see it or perceive it, I believe there's something beyond this world, beyond death, the fountain is an excellent film, the acting, the concepts & the visuals are stunning, the soundtrack is sublime, "The Road To Awe" theme is a masterpiece, this film is timeless, it's beauty is transcendent, it's hard for me to put into words just how strongly I feel about this film, for me watching The Fountain for the first time gave me such an indescribable feeling, it was like having an epiphany after waking from an intense dream or from an ayahuasca session.
This is most underrated movie...
UPPPPPP
if this movie isnt the greatest, i dont know what is...
Even the trailer gives me goosebumps because I know how amazing the movie is
Shoowww
this is the kind of movie I can rewatch over and over. I made a music list to hear while studying and it has all the ost of thismovie, it is passionate, sad, and beautiful. i am disappointed that this movie is underrated
spotify playlist?
@@ilyasszrira5122 no it's on my pc
Interstellar and cloud atlas have touched my soul. I've heard of this movie and now I'm ready to take my vacation hours from work, relax with my fam and watch it!
This movie was so good, I rarely manage to finish a movie these days, either I fall a sleep or I get annoyed with the BS CGI
This one kept me captivated, good tempo, great visuals, great acting by Hugh and Rachel..Story was secondary, its about loosing a fight
But how this was all tied together was great movie making.
criminally underrated movie.
This film was extremely magical.
The brain and the seat of ones own soul often seems to be the most unknown things known to man.
This movie was way ahead of time
The soundtrack came on at 6am when I woke up and I started crying reading the plot on wiki... seriously underrated movie
Shoowww
Acceptance and understanding of the soul's journey.
Just rewatched it, out of the blue had several scenes playing in my head.
Hugh Jackman delivered the most genuine, raw, artistic performance in it.
Was not so keen on rachel as izzi though. Few of her facial expressions made it seem the character was a manipulative narcissistic, love seeing tears of despair coming from the man who loves her so much.
One of the best and saddest movies of all times. Unique actors in unique settings with a unique, stunning soundtrack. Insider tip!
I never watched the movie. But I listen to all its soundtracks. They are so beautiful
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You're missing out, the film is just as good as the soundtrack, I envy you, I wish I could go back in time and watch the Fountain for the first time all over again.
@@MediaSock now you encouraged me to watch the movie
Nearly twenty years since I saw this gem in the theaters. Wow
This is like a wonderful mix of Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and What Dreams May Come
Wow two of my favorite movies. I never see anyone reference What Dreams May Come. But yes it is kind of like both of those movies put together but different.
@@BoiseyMusic what’s cool about The Fountain is that it premiered American Thanksgiving of 2006 and Eternal Sunshine came out 14 days before my 7th birthday in 2004.
@@stefanmovieflixtomasi haha nice!
The soundtrack just catches you like anything. Amazing movie
ive been thinking of re watching this movie again.
The dendrochronology tattoo was a nice touch
damn thanks for telling me this. Made the movie even more powerful
This movie change my life ,...14 years ago.
How
on my top 10 movies of all time
couldn't watch past the first 20mins
@@MrRop-yp3wt stick to rap music and weed
@@hamzakhizar427 that's not polite
I just watched it for the ninth time and I still think this is the best movie ever made
if you love The Fountain I’m sure you’ll fall in love with the tv show The OA!!! please watch it it’s more than just a tv show it’s an experience
1,000,000% agreed! The OA is hands down the most moving and life changing a show could ever be! It’s definitely a lot like the fountain
I adore this movie. It's true that sometimes is a mess, the movie wants to tell us many things at the same time..But..It's so powerful, hipnotic, it's visually astonishing..
I saw this movie when I was rly little and have had vague memories of it and I can't believe I actually found it!!! I legit only had one actual slight memory to go off of and a couple vague feelings, I was starting to think I just dreamt about it.
I saw this movie when I was Stuart Little
Honestly my favorite movie ever. This movie is absolutely a treasure by Darren just beautifully done i love your work its inspiring and woke 💜 ❤️ 💖
this films been constantly evolving(???) with synchronicity in my life, from everything being about orions belt(taurus) to getting cancer
Masterpiece
My guy was in the Fountain and The Prestige in the same year? .how did he find time to make Origins Wolverine?
Although both The Fountain and The Prestige came out the same year they were not filmed all within one year. The Fountain was filmed in early 2005 for a couple months, The Prestige began shooting in early 2006 (January to April), and X-Men Origins: Wolverine began filming late 2007. Plenty of time in between each movie to get into the role of the next movie.
I wish he didn’t
Just sublime.
My favourite movie of all!
Possibly my absolute favorite movie trailer. Not a bad movie either :)
Epic! Fabulous, Fantastic Movie. Definitely one of my favorites Movies.
I Loooove this movie. It has such a Deep meaning of Life after death, the journey through it and the parallels worlds that he encountere, through different scenarios is just Beautiful...
What a Profound message that I Love so much forever more.!!!! 😍😍😍💖💖💖🙏🙏🙏
imagine living forever and then realising that eventually the sun will eat the earth and you will just be floating around in space for eternity after experiencing insane physical trauma.
Firstly, watch the film multiple times , it's beautiful and wonderful. But also buy the soundtrack album by Clint Mansell. Utter perfection.
.. you are on a quest.. follow hints and you will start to remember why you sent yourself on this state.. when you remember you will know.. when you know you will be born again.. and you will move on.. even if you dont belive you belive.. its the voice in your head thats talking you this.. Im just a rememberance for something you asked for long ago.. now ask yourself whos speaking in your head? how does it sound? is that your voice or mine? and if its mine how do you know my voice? are you reading or is someone speaking in your head? follow that voice in your head and you will get all the answers you need.. stay astonished and belive for it is real.. just like the voice in your head..
Well These Two Are Worth Each Other
It's a masterpiece! It will always be!
BEST MOVIE OF ALL TIME
One of the only movies to make me feel like I was on drugs. In a good way!
Most of Aronofsky's films feel like watching something while on drugs. Highly recommend his other works (Black Swan, Requiem for a Dream, and my all time fave as of now, Mother!)
This is not a film. It's a statement.
A simple and same time a complex statement.
Death is an act of creation.
When you accept it as it is , life starts there. For some it's a new start and for others it's just the continuation.
Whoa I liked your thought bruh 👍 can you elaborate the last part plz ? I didn’t quite get it sorry ☺️🤔 for some it’s a new start and for other it’s cont .... who r u referring here ? The movie ? Us ?
best movie I've ever seen
I just watched this movie last night and twice this morning, i don’t even know why I like it, i just do…….
The trailer itself gives me goosebumps ✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️
Has anyone seen 'The age of Adaline'? I see the use of astronomy in storytelling and find it fascinating
Interessante
Will you deliver Spain from bondage?
"And I shall be your Eve" the peak of the fountain.
Upon my honor and my life.
Nah. I don't think so
@@floydpinkerton7954 Gets me everytime, my fave scene
Lmao I read this at the exact same time she said it
I don't understand why this film got ripped by critics. It's like any movie that does something just a a little different either gets praised as groundbreaking or overly criticized.
The movie is bad on so many levels. I just don't get how people could like it. Like yeah ok beautiful message whatever... but it was so poorly delivered.
i love rachel since i was a child ,and watch her die in this movie hits me so hard ,but i wacht it again and again
this film , rachel, and the soundtrack are so perfect to me ^^D
I've never seen this movie any any list of greatest films, not even on a greatest Fantasy genre film which is strange. This must be what they call a cult classic I guess. Im afraid it might be too sad for me but I have to check out every fantasy type film, id say their my favorite when done right.
Does anyone know where to get the music from the trailer. Particularly the second half. I know it's a custom version of "Together We Will Live Forever" by Clint Mansell, but I have scoured the internet and cannot find it anywhere.
The entire sountrack is on spotify mate
@@Nik0908no, the part from 2nd half of this trailer is not there
Watched this as a child had soooooooo many questions 😂
Haha.. saw this at 22 in 2012
@@dallymoo7816 im watchin it too at 22 today.
if you have nothing to do in this world and your internet is really slow you must watch this movie as it will have no effect on you. As Hugh Jackman will never die
Brilliant 🌻
This movie is so damn good.
Rachel Weisz would be my reason to watch it
Would be?
She is!
Filme que requer sensibilidade para entendimento! Filme lindo!
i want this movie in 4K...
This is in my top 4 fav films
Masterpiece.