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i watched guest 1 and seeing blud the first time up close literally made me buy business class tickets to Australia so i will feel safe there 😅

I like this film

Why does bro remind me of a simpsons/family guy/american dad/rick and morty character

6:58 watch here in x2

ANDATE A FANCULO, 10 MINUTI DELLA MIA VITA PERSI

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the sounds in the first 10 seconds are concerning

Saitma when he learned that you ate all his seaweeds..

Crying for no reason what the

Bro this man is breathing underwater 0_0😂😂😂😂

I would want this Guest as my friend, just to have someone to listen at me before bed.

O-O

its soooo scary

اشرحولي الفلم Someone explain to me the meaning of this film please 🌚

"He was so ugly that everyone died, the end."

O.o

Why he kinda cutie patootie

I'd hug him 😰

come on, the guest just wanted some eye drops and cheetos. he didnt want the damn lady to bleach her eyes out and stab her ear

I'm sorry, not matter how many i watch i always am SO bad and not insightful in understanding enigmatic and cryptic short movies, with this assuming kinda ending... Someone has to explain to me like a child

The subtitle when he is on screen is just “O_O”

Yes it's got weight 👤🎥

This is how I look at my friends when I break in their house at 2am.

lol i love this 😂 11:12

6:30 One Punch Man

38:38 did the guest kill ethan?

"😳"

good vidoe

This is scary man 😱

😴 😴 😴 😴

I knew from the first movie that you made he was never a monster I got it from how he just looked over the girl in the final few seconds then back down at the floor it’s weird.

Jennifer English was amazing in this.

Да ну и жесть

Wow I’m new here

Bro look like a live action Tim Burton character.

I feel like the Guest makeup effects look worse than the original short. The original looks more "fake", but it gives it this unsettling quality, while this version looks more cartoony and downright goofy at times. But the story? M'wa! Chef's kiss! The characters felt genuine and sympathetic, their troubles felt equally genuine, felt like real mental health problems than a stereotypically villainizing or hollywood glamourising that a lot of depictions get. Jill and Mias coffeeshop date was so well acted, with good, believably-awkward dialogue. The conversation about the platypus joke was sweet, and the little aborted finger touch was an adorable moment. The camera work was really good, particularly the slow panning shots that built tension well! The use of the Guest as a representation of trauma/depression was done very well, especially at the end when Ethan "embraces" his depression and takes his life. It shows how those thoughts and feelings can act as a comfort to those at that point. It isn't malevolent, nor is it beneficial. It simply is. Ethan chooses to embrace it, in a final act if self destruction. Mia struggles trying to live with it, rejecting both it and, being a manifestation of a part of her, herself too. The first one was definitely more of a horror, that hinted at a deeper meaning. This one is less of a horror, but it's story is far more engaging and connects far deeper.

pior que o outro, mas gostei, nota 2

que filme merda, uma perda de tempo essa desgraça ruim, o bixo não faz absolutamente nada além de ficar com essas duas bolas de boliches olhando para a pessoa igua um boneco de posto defeituoso, odiei. nota zero. além do olho parecer pintado por uma criança de 7 anos de idade e a maquiagem de uma velhar de 72

Bro I did a voice over and made the guest say “GIVE ME BACK MY ARBYS GIFT CARD THATS LIKE £100”

I just finished watching Guest 2. Are you going to release Guest 3 anytime soon?

o . O

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I'm from Andromeda galaxy 💚💚💚💚🌎🌎

I genuinely believe this is one of the most heart-wrenching pieces of media I've ever experienced. I came in expecting some adrenaline and jump scares and I was left staring at the credits scene, tears quite literally flowing down my face. This film obviously isn't as deep as I make it out to be to everyone, but in my eyes it is one of the most eerily perfect ways to depict the fear, hatred, acceptance, and hopelessness suicidal thoughts bring, and how they can effect other people too. I'm by no means a film critic, but I could spend hours talking to anyone who listens about how the guest, in my eyes, represents both suicidal thoughts and the arms of death that claim those who act on them. This specific thought is mostly driven by the differences in how Mia and Mary interacted with him versus how Ethan did. Mia and Mary both seem to have resorted to their attempts because of their terror at the presence of the guest- the suicidal thoughts. Ethan, however, doesn't seem to fear him, implying how he'd accepted his actions completely, and even found comfort in the thoughts themselves- the hug scene absolutely *devastated* me and I had to replay it nearly twenty times before I could let myself move on. Another topic I'm having to limit myself on how much I ride about is the guest himself. His appearance is, honestly speaking, an absolutely perfect way to represent suicidal thoughts. The way his sudden appearance feels like a punch in the gut is *exactly* how these thoughts can feel. My reaction to the thoughts, and possibly other people's too, is a feeling or helplessness. It feels a bit like a rug has been pulled from my feet or, like the reactions to the guest, I've been socked in the stomach. The accuracy of the depiction of this feeling in the film never fails to astound me, even months after I watched it for the first time. And honestly, the only genre truly fit to depict what suicide truly feels like can only be horror, which this film shows amazingly. I know I tend to get far too moved by films that others simply shrug off, but I will never stop loving the feeling of connecting the dots and the whole movie seemingly opening up to me, even if the theories I create are wrong. Any assumptions I've made or conclusions I've jumped to could easily be nothing more than incorrect rambling, but my interpretation of this film comforts me in a way that nothing else has yet to do. The complexity of the characters, the enhancement the cinematography offers, the timing of the music- it all comes together to wrap up into what I have seen to be a harrowing, devastating, and eye-opening film hidden underneath the guise of being a horror film. 10/10, have already and will continue to recommend.

I loved these short films. Thanks to this I look forward at my dark past, that past when I was blind due to the depression. If you need help call someone who you love, maybe someone of your family, maybe a friend, maybe a classmate, maybe a co-worker... You will never be alone. You will never be less important than others. Everyone can get out of that. DON'T SURRENDER, YOU CAN WITH THAT. YOU ARE STRONGER YOU ARE SMARTER YOU ARE MORE THAN THAT ''ILLNESS'' I send to the person who needed to read this a huge hug, and all what you need. I don't know you, but I love you. Trust me.

Amazing, awesome

Was This the Surprise from the end?

Can anyone Explain the "surprise" from the ending?