I caught the end of ME and EARL AND THE DYING GIRL on TV one night, I was so moved by this music that I shazamed it. As time went on and In the evenings, I used to walk my amazingly calm and placid dog, Luther, a white lurcher, whilst listening to the DOTS extended edit on YT. Around the beginning of January he developed an aggressive cancerous tumour and We had to say goodbye to him, that very same day it was diagnosed so as to save him any suffering. I was, and still am heartbroken and I well up tears as I type this comment. Perhaps to me it’s even more poignant due to the ultimate ending in the film. I can see myself from afar, Luther and I slowly walking the long road as I listen to this piece of music, perfect and so much the stuff scenes are made of....thank you Brian Eno and duston thestylus 🐶 RIP Luther, I will always love you and I will always miss you 😢
this movie was way better than the fault in our stars, i cried so hard when Rachel died and it was even more sad when she was watching the movie and she was so speechless and died. This sis now my favourite movie
I think this book (and the subsequent movie) were kind of a response, and possibly even satire, on the fault in our stars and every other sappy tween story that weirdly romanticizes death
This film, this film made me have a mini breakdown in the cinema. It was so humiliating! I was even telling myself that this was only a film and it's all a work of fiction and that Rachel was probably laughing and happy making the film, but that didn't work..
I read the book before I watched the movie and when I read it I thought "That was a nice story" I didn't really feel a twinge of sadness. But when I saw this movie today for the first time, I cried like I've never cried before. This movie might be one of the few exceptions where it's better than the book.
Just saw this movie. It was brilliant. The last 20 minutes of it will break your heart into a million pieces as it did mine. Definitely one of the saddest movies ever with a brilliant cast.
I never cry. Maybe when im drunk on hard liquor and feeling that old drunk sentimentalness. But the scene when he was standing against the wall, and she saw him, and his movie, that was it. That scene fucking hit me hard. I had to cry so hard! But i did it quiet, so my fiancé did not wake up. She would have had a field day!
I haven't cried so hard my entire life, I broke down crying in a way a child does when he thinks he's about to die or something. My eyes burn and my face is still red.
Bless your heart, sugar. I'm the same. Ordinarily, I don't cry and I don't pray. My father was the strongest man I ever knew, and despite that, I'd see tears squeezing their way out of him from time to time -- don't you worry.
I love sappy movies. Especially romances, but this one was about friendship which made it all the more emotional. The love of friendship goes deeper than family! In a way, friends are family. it was so good!
I wish I could re-watch this movie for the first time. A seriously emotional rollercoaster that I was happy to ride. This movie made me laugh harder than I have done in a longtime as well as cry for the first time since I can remember. Perfectly executed in every aspect with the soundtrack to match. One of my top five movies for sure.
This movie is criminally underrated. It's my favourite coming-of-age film and one of the few films of its genre that is as honest, real, and memorable as it is. Damn, I love it so much!!
Brian Eno..well i was introduced in the 70's yes the music shaped so much of my youth, now i get to relive it with this movie. i watched my best friend die in high school, drew on the walls, wrote plays with him, sang in a band with him. the movie brings it all back and the icing on the cake is the music. thank you
This is one of the greatest films I've seen. I saw it alone late at night and I'll admit I became a mess during the hospital scene, and I don't get emotional easily.
respect the research! lol.... love the small discussion with his history teacher....about how a person's life can still slowly unfold before you...even after they're gone...lol...touche coming from a history teacher.
Bellissimo film, irriverente, crudo e al tempo stesso di una sensibile vena poetica, mi ritornano in mente i ricordi di tante persone care che ho perso, ma in fondo non le perderemo mai se le teniamo nei nostri cuori…la musica è meravigliosa….quando il Cinema è Arte….
I remember in the movie when he promised she wouldn't die (I'd already read the books) I literally screamed "LIAR!!" at the TV It's interesting, because in the books, he tells you right away from the first page that she dies
I didn't expect what will happen to rachel like it's because greg already said what would happen that she would get better but then as I watched the trailer before the movie, I read a comment there and that comment was saying that olivia cooke who is in this movie was all of her roles in the tv or movie was that in the end she'll die. And then I just realized it that she's not gonna survive.
I think the irony in her death is that it actually applies to real life. Youre just going through it like watching a movie play itself out and then all of a sudden when you least expect it, even when you are expecting it, everything just lets go. Youre gone. Great film, definitely a classic. I always loved YA films like this.
Creative and epically sad but beautiful film. Soundtrack is on point. I'm a 40 year old woman, proud single mother of two amazing boys that are now adults, and I still sobbed uncontrollably at the beauty/pain elicited in this film by the true love and tragedy of the main characters. Kudos to Brian Eno, soundtracks rock!
Me too. Literally up until the moment they rushed him out of the hospital room, I thought she was going to live--because he said in the beginning that she would. My feels have never been hit any harder. This scene was devastating, just devastating.
This movie and Perks of Being a Wallflower are my absolute gosh dang favorites!! There are so many more but these are the ones that touched me so much I re-watch and CAN re-watch them all the time. Most of the other ones I can only handle watching them once. Thanks for putting up my two favorite songs from the movie!! =^_^=
they filmed both movies near me, i know a girl who was an extra for perks. these two movies hit hard for me since i can directly relate to the locations. makes me proud to have grown up in pittsburgh
I have never whatched a film twice as soon as possible till now except this one. So really thanks for the director. :) After the film you can chose the loughing or drama.
I didn't cry at all during this film but.....how it made me feel was rough,one of the greatest films I've seen,and depressing as heck, The score was just beautiful,amazingly original,and one that's is going down as a classic
During this scene I was like the emotions she felt while watching the film would cure her cancer. Alas! what a tragic way to die. One of my most memorable scene in movies.
The big ship also played in Lovely bones Me and Earl and the dying girl had me teary eyed and emotional for sure. I wish HBO Max would put it back on their streaming service.
Tunkamoose Ty Buddy, I've been listening to Eno since 1974. His album Here Come the Warm Jets absolutely blew me away when I heard it all those years ago. At the time I thought nothing could surpass it but only 1 year later, he released Another Green World & I couldn't believe it. It was even better.
Watched this at 38,000ft over the South Pacific heading home to KiwiLand from Eastern Europe..was gutted because he kept saying she didnt die and she did..I wanted too cry
I love this movie and it's Kind of a Funny Story. I think i like them because, the characters are so relatable. I would definitely recommend both books.
What set it apart for me was the fact that it was a friendship, the book didn't follow traditional Hollywood and I think that's why in my opinion it will always be better than TFIOS.
I CAN'T!!! NO!!! D': I knew what was coming during this scene, I knew throughout the film, even before it was confirmed but I still wasn't prepared and now I CAN'T! IT HURTS BECAUSE ALTHOUGH THE STORY'S PROBABLY FICTION, THE REALITY OF CANCER AND THESE TYPES OF DILEMMAS IS REAL :(
+Chloe Dylan I read the book and when I watched the movie the shock was so inmense I couldn't do anything I just sat there, and then when the scene on Rachel's room happened I cried my eyes out, I couldn't believe 'WE' the audience never got to truly meet Rachel and we could only see what Greg saw and how he felt when it came to Rachel and her dissease. She was just a manic pixie dream/dying girl and only after her death we saw a glimpse of her depth.
with this movie at the end soundtrack made my heart firing and crying for two hours non stop crying i dont know why ?till i became zero energy actually this movie has a hard impact on emotions for whom lost friend lost (his or her) love lost his dream and ambition in life ,death is the biggest power we are facing in this life ,while dying you will feel that everything is finished and all the story is done ,no will help you to live again or to feel what inside your heart you will be alone and rest in unknown situation no god no heaven no one will be gather with you feel pain alone and die alone...
I'll be honest I was a tad bit disappointed that they didn't at least kiss in the movie but then again I kind of like the movie because they didn't kiss or get romantic, the whole fall in love and make out scene is getting cliche, it's nice to see a film where a guy and girl are just acting like friends but still care about each other.
she is so freaking pretty, why cant she look like this in the film, like wtf, you said she would not die, and i cried myself to sleep, him crying made me cry and crying went all around my room when i watched this film, the part where the were drugged was funny, but when she died got this deeper part of me, it was freaking sad, and im crying right now
brak tych utworkow powodowalby ze film sprawialby wrazenie niekompletnego, dzieki odpowiednio dobranej sciezce dzwiekowej jest on niesamowity....niesamowicie zyciowy, zyc sie chce.
I caught the end of ME and EARL AND THE DYING GIRL on TV one night, I was so moved by this music that I shazamed it.
As time went on and In the evenings, I used to walk my amazingly calm and placid dog, Luther, a white lurcher, whilst listening to the DOTS extended edit on YT.
Around the beginning of January he developed an aggressive cancerous tumour and We had to say goodbye to him, that very same day it was diagnosed so as to save him any suffering.
I was, and still am heartbroken and I well up tears as I type this comment. Perhaps to me it’s even more poignant due to the ultimate ending in the film.
I can see myself from afar, Luther and I slowly walking the long road as I listen to this piece of music, perfect and so much the stuff scenes are made of....thank you Brian Eno and duston thestylus 🐶
RIP Luther, I will always love you and I will always miss you 😢
A dog called Luther...
I am very sorry for your loss.
goodbye Luther, somebody loved you.
this movie was way better than the fault in our stars, i cried so hard when Rachel died and it was even more sad when she was watching the movie and she was so speechless and died. This sis now my favourite movie
+Amber Ward I think the movie was better but the book wasn't. And yea, I cried too :(
absolutely
I love the movie
i fucking agreed... it full of other stories than the fault in our stars
I think this book (and the subsequent movie) were kind of a response, and possibly even satire, on the fault in our stars and every other sappy tween story that weirdly romanticizes death
HE PROMISED!
We need more movies like this, truly beautiful.
Go watch Clouds
Do you know any? Besides the basics
and with music by Eno ;)
This film, this film made me have a mini breakdown in the cinema. It was so humiliating! I was even telling myself that this was only a film and it's all a work of fiction and that Rachel was probably laughing and happy making the film, but that didn't work..
+falling upwards Because you are in an hypnotized state when watching a movie :)
I read the book before I watched the movie and when I read it I thought "That was a nice story" I didn't really feel a twinge of sadness. But when I saw this movie today for the first time, I cried like I've never cried before. This movie might be one of the few exceptions where it's better than the book.
Just saw this movie. It was brilliant. The last 20 minutes of it will break your heart into a million pieces as it did mine. Definitely one of the saddest movies ever with a brilliant cast.
I never cry. Maybe when im drunk on hard liquor and feeling that old drunk sentimentalness. But the scene when he was standing against the wall, and she saw him, and his movie, that was it. That scene fucking hit me hard. I had to cry so hard! But i did it quiet, so my fiancé did not wake up. She would have had a field day!
yo dude same!
This scene tore me apart and I couldn't cry which made it worse; so it just stayed on my heart.
I haven't cried so hard my entire life, I broke down crying in a way a child does when he thinks he's about to die or something. My eyes burn and my face is still red.
Bless your heart, sugar. I'm the same. Ordinarily, I don't cry and I don't pray. My father was the strongest man I ever knew, and despite that, I'd see tears squeezing their way out of him from time to time -- don't you worry.
This movie made me more grateful and appreciate my life and who I am more like a lot more
I love sappy movies. Especially romances, but this one was about friendship which made it all the more emotional. The love of friendship goes deeper than family! In a way, friends are family. it was so good!
I don't know why, but my eyes are filled with tears when I'm listening to this song 😭😭😭
I wish I could re-watch this movie for the first time. A seriously emotional rollercoaster that I was happy to ride. This movie made me laugh harder than I have done in a longtime as well as cry for the first time since I can remember. Perfectly executed in every aspect with the soundtrack to match. One of my top five movies for sure.
This movie is criminally underrated. It's my favourite coming-of-age film and one of the few films of its genre that is as honest, real, and memorable as it is. Damn, I love it so much!!
Beauty in tragedy. These actors really pulled it off
Brian Eno..well i was introduced in the 70's yes the music shaped so much of my youth, now i get to relive it with this movie.
i watched my best friend die in high school, drew on the walls, wrote plays with him, sang in a band with him. the movie brings it all back and the icing on the cake is the music. thank you
This song made me cry especially in the movie wherein Rachel was so speechless and about to die... 'Tho I love this so much... Thanks
same 👍
+Garnet Carbuncle :)
One of the few movie scenes ever that made me cry...
+Garnet Carbuncle That is a really emotional scene
The home-made film didn't make her go speechless. A brain cancer-induced stroke did.
I'm a 6'0 220 lb football player and I cried like a toddler that just broke his crayon
So your weight and hobbie decides how much you cry... intresting
no I'm just stating you usually don't expect bigger guys who are deemed to be tough crying alot
you missed the ,,i'm straight'' part
because he's gay.
metcalfestarfish 😂
This song fucking hypnotised me and I was so far in I didn't even realise I was crying until it was over.
This is one of the greatest films I've seen. I saw it alone late at night and I'll admit I became a mess during the hospital scene, and I don't get emotional easily.
Right in the feels
I was pleasantly surprised how much I enjoyed this movie when someone close to me made me watch it. It's a good feel movie!
This song was also in the ending of "The Lovely Bones". Horribly sad but beautiful movie, the song had the same effect.
I didnt see her death coming so i pretty much freaked out crying 'no u said she was gonna survive no no no!' in the cinema, pretty embarassing really.
Yea I literally didn't expect it because he said she survived. I couldn't stop crying until the credits rolled, but still then I was teary eyed.
+ThinkCrazy I was at home sobbing and saying "But you promised" over nad over.
respect the research!
lol....
love the small discussion with his history teacher....about how a person's life can still slowly unfold before you...even after they're gone...lol...touche coming from a history teacher.
Bellissimo film, irriverente, crudo e al tempo stesso di una sensibile vena poetica, mi ritornano in mente i ricordi di tante persone care che ho perso, ma in fondo non le perderemo mai se le teniamo nei nostri cuori…la musica è meravigliosa….quando il Cinema è Arte….
I remember in the movie when he promised she wouldn't die (I'd already read the books) I literally screamed "LIAR!!" at the TV
It's interesting, because in the books, he tells you right away from the first page that she dies
I was like.. "Fuckn asshole tricked me"
I didn't expect what will happen to rachel like it's because greg already said what would happen that she would get better but then as I watched the trailer before the movie, I read a comment there and that comment was saying that olivia cooke who is in this movie was all of her roles in the tv or movie was that in the end she'll die. And then I just realized it that she's not gonna survive.
@@JTsuki what is the name of the book .
Everyone forgets he tells you he made a film so bad it killed someone in like the second line of the movie 😂
@@daltonkirkhart217 And the fact that everyday is one day of a doomed friendship haha.
this movie moved me to tears. speechless. beautiful beautiful film.
One of the few movies I will track down to own a physical DVD or blu ray copy. I need to be able to just...idk its the feels man
Love Eno. He's a genius and a Global Treasure.
I think the irony in her death is that it actually applies to real life. Youre just going through it like watching a movie play itself out and then all of a sudden when you least expect it, even when you are expecting it, everything just lets go. Youre gone. Great film, definitely a classic. I always loved YA films like this.
I just saw this movie. Thank you for doing this.
Creative and epically sad but beautiful film. Soundtrack is on point. I'm a 40 year old woman, proud single mother of two amazing boys that are now adults, and I still sobbed uncontrollably at the beauty/pain elicited in this film by the true love and tragedy of the main characters. Kudos to Brian Eno, soundtracks rock!
God. Thank you 🙏🏽
This is the only movie that has ever made me cry.
this scene fucking hit me like a truck.
Me too. Literally up until the moment they rushed him out of the hospital room, I thought she was going to live--because he said in the beginning that she would. My feels have never been hit any harder. This scene was devastating, just devastating.
Rewatched this movie for the second time just now since release. Still holds up.
This movie and Perks of Being a Wallflower are my absolute gosh dang favorites!! There are so many more but these are the ones that touched me so much I re-watch and CAN re-watch them all the time. Most of the other ones I can only handle watching them once. Thanks for putting up my two favorite songs from the movie!! =^_^=
they filmed both movies near me, i know a girl who was an extra for perks. these two movies hit hard for me since i can directly relate to the locations. makes me proud to have grown up in pittsburgh
I've seen and love that film as well
I always listened to the first song and never really paid attention to the next one, but i’m glad i didnt skip over it this time.
I only kept watching because during the movie, the kid kept guaranteeing us that she wasn't going to die. This movie can really fuck someone up. :-(
These soundtracks just somehow tell so much about life and potentials.
I have never whatched a film twice as soon as possible till now except this one. So really thanks for the director. :) After the film you can chose the loughing or drama.
I watched this film yesterday and I fell in love in those songs, so I'm glad I find this. The scene in hospital was amazing, I cried so much. :(
I didn't cry at all during this film but.....how it made me feel was rough,one of the greatest films I've seen,and depressing as heck, The score was just beautiful,amazingly original,and one that's is going down as a classic
During this scene I was like the emotions she felt while watching the film would cure her cancer. Alas! what a tragic way to die. One of my most memorable scene in movies.
This song is on The Lovely Bones when the safe is dumped in the landfill.
this messed me up real bad
sawyers same started crying
this movie and interstellar would be my favourite movies in terms of sentimental : )
+dead awakes same here :'( especially interstellar
yep both movies made me cry though :)
dead awakes Same! Add Vanilla Sky to that list for me.
I love Me and Earl and the Dying Girl, The Lovely Bones and Friday Night Lights so having all these 3 come together makes me extremely happy.
Shame on me for watching this movie just now. This made me cry my eyes out.
Earl looked stoned through out the whole movie 😂👌
That's just his face. lol
earl😂😂😂🖤
He's the best character throughout the film, though.
Amazing song for an Amazing Movie!!!
the music was incredible and the way scenes were shot just phenomenal
I was crying so hard when i heard the song in hospital scene.
The ending scene broke me in to zillion peaces.....❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Damn the second song.. So many memories to one of my favorite shows ever, Friday Night Lights!
The big ship also played in Lovely bones Me and Earl and the dying girl had me teary eyed and emotional for sure. I wish HBO Max would put it back on their streaming service.
I love this song but I still cry every time I hear it
I just want to remind you all, this song is by Brian Eno. Check him out.
Tunkamoose Ty
Buddy, I've been listening to Eno since 1974. His album Here Come the Warm Jets absolutely blew me away when I heard it all those years ago. At the time I thought nothing could surpass it but only 1 year later, he released Another Green World & I couldn't believe it. It was even better.
Having Cancer in my family. This movie def made me choke up. Hard to watch. But beautiful at the same time.
Just saw this movie. I am in tears.
Watched this at 38,000ft over the South Pacific heading home to KiwiLand from Eastern Europe..was gutted because he kept saying she didnt die and she did..I wanted too cry
This is literally the soundtrack of my dreams
Sends one to Heaven
I love this movie and it's Kind of a Funny Story. I think i like them because, the characters are so relatable. I would definitely recommend both books.
Such a great movie, I had not heard anything about it, but it turned out to be a favorite.
this was in the lovely bones too
Yesss, that movie is also nice.
What set it apart for me was the fact that it was a friendship, the book didn't follow traditional Hollywood and I think that's why in my opinion it will always be better than TFIOS.
Such a great movie. I've only watched it twice because it absolutely drains me emotionally.
Chills running through my body from the very first tenth of a second of that amazing theme by Brian Eno, until the end!!!
18 people have no soul.
I CAN'T!!! NO!!! D': I knew what was coming during this scene, I knew throughout the film, even before it was confirmed but I still wasn't prepared and now I CAN'T! IT HURTS BECAUSE ALTHOUGH THE STORY'S PROBABLY FICTION, THE REALITY OF CANCER AND THESE TYPES OF DILEMMAS IS REAL :(
+Chloe Dylan I read the book and when I watched the movie the shock was so inmense I couldn't do anything I just sat there, and then when the scene on Rachel's room happened I cried my eyes out, I couldn't believe 'WE' the audience never got to truly meet Rachel and we could only see what Greg saw and how he felt when it came to Rachel and her dissease. She was just a manic pixie dream/dying girl and only after her death we saw a glimpse of her depth.
Ikr :'(
what's so weird is that I'm just like him and I'm in highschool and my momma has cancer
aww,that's so sad :'( hopefully you don't have the same outcome :')
I stumbled upon this first then i was like I gotta watch the movie now. NO regrets
with this movie at the end soundtrack made my heart firing and crying for two hours non stop crying i dont know why ?till i became zero energy
actually this movie has a hard impact on emotions for whom lost friend lost (his or her) love lost his dream and ambition in life ,death is the biggest power we are facing in this life ,while dying you will feel that everything is finished and all the story is done ,no will help you to live again or to feel what inside your heart you will be alone and rest in unknown situation no god no heaven no one will be gather with you feel pain alone and die alone...
This is so beautiful and the hospital scene live in my mind for free, is AMAZING, Have no word for describe just...
Brian Eno brought me here and no, I'm not crying
Awesome, thanks for sharing !
heart ........gift of the gods; orchestrated craft of mind & soul
it brings me so many feelings, I can't tell if I'm sad or happy :):
this move made me cry especially when Rachel was waching the film and DIED :(
.......her eyes said it all....
that they did having seen them before brought back memories I wish I never had
It is my best movie ever
I'll be honest I was a tad bit disappointed that they didn't at least kiss in the movie but then again I kind of like the movie because they didn't kiss or get romantic, the whole fall in love and make out scene is getting cliche, it's nice to see a film where a guy and girl are just acting like friends but still care about each other.
wiping of tears
this particular instrumental leaves me quivering
this music is so uplifting!
lemony melon really??
Really good movie
My favorite film
Great movie
Yes it was so good
she is so freaking pretty, why cant she look like this in the film, like wtf, you said she would not die, and i cried myself to sleep, him crying made me cry and crying went all around my room when i watched this film, the part where the were drugged was funny, but when she died got this deeper part of me, it was freaking sad, and im crying right now
This film was so good. I couldn't stop crying because I really thought she made it until the end.
+Alana Carson I know how I feel
I watched this scene with the same face as Rachel watching 'her' movie
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brak tych utworkow powodowalby ze film sprawialby wrazenie niekompletnego, dzieki odpowiednio dobranej sciezce dzwiekowej jest on niesamowity....niesamowicie zyciowy, zyc sie chce.
i choked wid sadness when rachel kind of started getting mesmerised and falling into coma
Brian Eno 🖤
God this part make me sweat out of my eyes
thanks man beautiful :)
m83 would have been a great artist for this movie.
I can't get any one to watch this movie and that's to bad as it is a brilliant film.
me too, I want them to watch it but, I guess you can't force that
ayy this song was in the lovely bones too
Fuck this movie made ms cry so hard
Brian Eno...yup
he for sure loved her
This beat hunts me...
Real men don't cry, like they say...
But I am not a girl.
it made me cry