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This is a great review. Superb. I want to be this guy's friend!

1:25 oftentimes siblings of the deceased were married, simply to keep any business ties and money inside the connected families. Sad they did things for fear and money, rather than out of love. Sad that any of us have to do so so often that it becomes normal, a tradition... Okay, only a minute and a half in, and I can tell you GOT the movie, unlike a few other creators.

This movie deserves 100 oscars

I saw this film when i was 8 .i cried all the way . Im 69 now i watched it recently on utube and still cried . ❤❤❤

Loved this review! Great show and your analysis of it added new insight and appreciation. Thanks!

Nice I'm on episode 2 and loving it so far. Thank you

I'm a 40-year-old female filmmaker, and watching "Husbands" sparked a longing for friendships as raw and authentic as those portrayed on screen. John Cassavetes is truly unmatched-a master of the visceral and the real!✨ It's astonishing that John Cassavetes and Gene Rowland aren’t part of the curriculum at some of the top film schools.

I’ve always loved this moment in Jaws.

Just wanna say as an irish person, maebh's name is actually said like maeve, you said it with a b sound here is all, your review of it is great though, it is my favourite out of the celtic folklore collection the studio has

Excellent!!!Thank you!!!❤

I watched the movie. I also analyzed the main villain, Idrees a member of the Taliban who kidnapped Parvana's father. Also not to mention, since he is a member of the Taliban, it is heavily implied that Idrees has executed people before the events of the film. The way Idrees threatens Parvana's father is hinted that he actually did execute people before.

Wolfwalkers should have gotten an oscar

unfortunately you can watch falk, gazzara, and cassavetes on the dick cavette show, at just this time, and the three behave like such jerks - it's very embarassing - I have no interest in seeing anything from this mentatlity

I read the book of this show, and even though I don't completely understand the hardships of being a girl there, I appreciate the show to give me a glimpse in a new light

I unfortunately dont have money to watch cartoon saloon movies so i find other ways to see their masterpieces and i am in love with their work this movie was beautifully drawn and written i can not help but love it more with every watch :)

I am not a parent but Aftersun left such a long-lasting impact on me ever since I first saw it last year. I see parts of myself in Calum and Sophie, and I feel Calum's character is just so well-crafted for the audience to reflect about. I just came across this video and wanted to say its easily one of my favorite videos on Aftersun. Thank you so much for this interpretation and essay!

Thanks for at least trying,,,I agree jack lemon gets in the way,,he does not fit,,hes too enthusiastic,, hes out of snyc.

Wowww, that's some good quality content! Loved the review and the "intimate" energy of your videos. Cheers from Brazil!

I think that the confusion I felt after leaving the cinema was a good thing in the end; I felt as if I didn’t have the whole picture and I was right. I think that because of the english title I went into the theater with the wrong idea in my mind, idk why they changed it from the japanese one, a massive mistake.

The story is actually supposed to be about loss. The author lost his wife to cancer and both his parents died in the years before he wrote the book. The Christmas element/Santa Claus was added to the TV adaptation against the wishes of the author, which does slightly detract from the theme but not ruinously so. But really the ending - rather than being a sad ending that could have just as easily been replaced by a happy one - is integral to the entire story and is built up to all the way through. If you look carefully you can see as they are flying back from visiting Santa, the snowman looks over his shoulder, sees the sun coming up, realises his end is near and expresses sorrow, but doesn't let on to the boy and maintains his joyous experience. I still at the age of 39 find it to be one of most emotionally triggering works in visual media. Probably because it's a children's film, rather than in spite of it.

Beautiful and excellent review of this film

The distributor for this film seems to disallow ANY use of clips, which I only discovered after editing my review and getting blocked several times. I had to re-edit using only still images, so this review looks quite different from my usual videos…sorry.

Is there some place where we can watch the movie?

Yeah...those Catholic school mobs were notorious. Hanging kids off bridges unless they recited the Our Father correctly. They forced me to eat a hundred communion wafers without drinking water. Evil incarnate.

Beautiful review for. a narrative I disagree with, and yet appreciate for its values of perseverance and sense of agency.

Wow, Tom just watching this March 12 2024. Love what you did to restore Stowaway in the Sky. I didn't see the film back then, but would want to now. The Jack Lemmon thing is super pokey, disrespectful at the very least. I'm happy to learn of your passion for film, and thank you so much for the feeling and intelligence you bring to each review.

Terence Stamp was superior to Michael Caine. But his London (Cockney) accent seemed forced & he’s a true Cockney. Might of been the direction for an American audience.

What a gem of a hidden channel! Absolutely phenomenal essay and interpretation, and video editing

It's been more than a year I watched Aftersun. Read some reviews and now checking on Paul Mescal again i came across this wonderful review. It blew me away. Thank you so much.

For such a small youtuber your work is absolutely stunning. The cinematography the clips you use, and your narration and review. WOW. WOW. WOW. Stunning video, stunning take and a stunning experience as a viewer. Thank you for helping me digest this movie. It hit me like a truck. I've dealt with my own demons and this movie really helped me look at the future for myself and my potential future family.

You were able to put into words exactly how I felt watching this film as a father with a young daughter myself. It’s been sitting with me for weeks now and I don’t know if I’ll stop thinking about this film. (Don’t get me started on Under Pressure either, that song has been completely re-contextualized for me now)

Thank you.

Great video well done. Looking forward to more reviews

Beautiful review!

WOW THIS WAS SUCH A QULAITY REVIEW!!! deservers 1000000 views. incredible work. pure art

This is beautiful.

Thank you for this! As a Kaufman fan this movie is quite a question mark for me. I liked it but it didn't convice me but i loved some parts but i thought others were very messy and uninteresting. You explained your thougths very clearly and helped make a bit more sense of this film. It is an standar kids movie with a very honest message, i think but the film can't decide if it wants to be a brainy, deep, existencial film about fears, anxiety and growing up or a family movie with a clear cookie cutter final message.

this is genuinely the best movie review i’ve ever seen. the warm lighting and your calm voice, along with the editing and relatability is so satisfying to watch. keep up the amazing work!

hey! just stumbled across this while looking at aftersun content and i wanted to say how wonderful this video is. i loved watching it. i'm an adult daughter and saw this film last january and then my dad watched it and it felt we had this kind of mutual understanding of both seeing ourselves in the film. it was wonderful to watch this review from your POV.

This was one of the few films I actually enjoyed in Cinema

You put it really well. It is a great movie, but a forgettable one.

Thanks for the in depth review! I hadn’t heard the title was different in Japan, makes a lot of sense, I was actually quite disappointed at how small a part the Heron plays in the overall story

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Best review I found so far! Thank you! This movie made me think for a while about the many cryptical messages in it & it shure is intended that way by Miyazaki. Maybe it is ment to be something like a Koan, what do you think? However, I could not get so close to the main character as for example Kiki. He stays quite uncomprehensive to me to the end. This is very often the case in Stories where the main character is only there to lead you through a phantastic environment that is the story, but a character you clearly sympathise with helps a lot to lead you through an environment that is mostly confusing, like Chihiro in Spirited away. Also Chihiro obviously learns something in this magic world, what is a bit vage in Mohito´s case. At least to me. Nevertheless I loved the movie & will probably see it again.

Finally, someone who actually understood the film. This analysis is incredible! Thanks for sharing your insight about the movie 🔥

Thank you for sharing!

This is one of the best reviews/analysis I have seen about this movie! Thank you for that

Ruby Gillman teenage Kraken is another of DreamWorks best movie, that has a little of how to train your Dragon and shrek, and some Scooby doo in it as well, and speaking of this movie, there is Petition for a second movie as well