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My family has called me "stoic, a rock, an anchor."
I tend to keep my emotions bottled up, but DAMN did this movie get me bawling. I straight up had to pause it until my eyes were clear enough to keep watching.
For the "literally dozens" of people who haven't seen it, I suggest you do.
sometimesidontevenknowwhyibother
This is the appropriate reaction. it was an amazing and mind bending film.
5omeWhiteGuy
Sad tears, or happy tears? Or first one then the other?
I first watched it at 10 pm and then had to take the dog for a reflective walk at midnight because... just.... God damn.
There's so much in that movie. So much emotion and understanding of people. I do not trust anyone that watched it till the end and didn't like it.
JohnnyFiveAces
Yeah, first sad, then happy. The absolute defeatist disconnect between them, followed by a (possibly tentative) reunification. An actual sense of hope.
5omeWhiteGuy
The pure, deep understanding of nihilism and ubdurdism portrayed by those two just shook me.
In an unrelated note, this has been my go to recommendation for "strong female lead" since the moment I watched it.
Eldis
"In another life, I would have really liked just doing laundry and taxes with you."
VjekoV88
I read somewhere that the translation is of a bit with that sentence. I don't know if It's true or not but essentialy he says "In another life, I would choose to do laundry and taxes with you." which makes it even better imo
Ronelyn
*gentle hugs* You can be stoic and still cry. You can be the family's bedrock and still cry. :)
I'm really glad the film moved you this way. I loved it too. I'm more of a Weymond than a stoic, but I try hard to be everyone's rock. :)
hesbeginningtobelieve
That movie was so impressive. Really really good. But also, amazing that the writers were able to wrap their heads around it as a project and have it come together.
Narwhilian
Plus one of the better depictions of multiverse imo. This movie really was a happy surprise for me
GravyEducation
Spider-man approved
GravyEducation
All the visual effects were done by a team of 5 people
obviouslyrob
That the Daniels found on YouTube. Stunt team too.
Harbltron
EEAAO shouldn't work. It should be an incomprehensible, disastrous mess of a movie, and the fact that instead it's a masterpiece goes to show you just how talented the Daniels are.
I can't wait to see what they have in store for us next.
TeddyMoment
Strong men also cry. Strong men also cry.
GravyEducation
What makes a man, Mr. Lebowski?
Harbltron
A rug that ties the room together, naturally.
GravyEducation
notacobra
I love EEAAO because everyone seems to get set off by a different part of the movie.
For me, it was Waymond - the husband - he was so caring and devoted and yet his wife was so focused on herself and her daughter that she was losing him without even realising it.
He loved her so much and she was too much of a main character to appreciate it.
I saw too much of myself in Evelyn and the way I had neglected partners in the past.
vcgetdown
That is what got me, in the time line where they weren't together but they(mostly she) is famous he tells her about how he knows if there were an alternate timeline where she was stuck working a shitty laundromat he knows he'd be happy to be there working with her.
skookumchucker
Yes, exactly! I saw myself in each one of them. They each had their own pain, their own trauma, and their own ways of coping. It just wasn't getting anyone anywhere, and that feeling was all too relatable. The nihilistic angle that validated the pointlessness of everything while highlighting the importance to choose good (for our own sakes even) felt like a spark of hope that could actually not burn out. Only film I've ever watched twice in theaters (and cried both times).
lackadaisycull
Weymond’s explanation of his positivity got me. And other points throughout the movie that would be spoilery to mention, too, but Weymond overall got me the most.
dagagirl
I literally cried there. I have never had the words to explain myself to anyone, until I watched that scene. Had to pause it too. For those few minutes I didn't feel alone in the world.
Vergenbuurg
GravyEducation
Poor motherfucker
labirmane
Look up Pop Culture Detective on YouTube for a great video essay about Waymond. ❤️
laserfrog
link?
imnotSpaceMonster
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7YnbGszcb8
It’s a great video essay!
thekeyofe
"When I choose to see the good side of things, I'm not being naive. It is strategic and necessary. It's how I've learned to survive through everything."
Narwhilian
"the only thing I do know is that we have to be kind. Please be kind, especially when we don't know what's going on." Waymond is an absolute treasure.
One of my favorite movies I have seen in recent years
Soggybathroomsock
"In another life, I would've loved to have done laundry and taxes with you." That sentence man. I've never bawled my eyes out in a movie theater like that.
imnotSpaceMonster
That line kills me.
I am not into romantic movies but that line means so much more than anything with a “grand gesture”. The everyday grind we all have to endure but to have a partner we like in it is so touching.
I think that line and the line in Shoresy when he confesses his feelings. He just says he’d like to somehow make her life easier.
These two lines are gold.
MisterFluffi
I've felt wrong, not like myself, for some time now but unable to articulate what I'd lost but it was this. I was someone who saw the bad but focused on the joy and lost it after my sister passed, haven't felt like myself since.
EverythingWithFries
This was it for me, too. I'm pretty sure I had to do the same as OP and pause the movie because I was crying and couldn't track. Funny how the movie had me busting out in the stupidest laughter (the dog) to crying the ugliest tears. Most I've ever cried during a movie hands down.
Narwhilian
Oh yeah the swings between laughing and crying were huge in this movie. I am also a very stoic guy and this movie hit me hard as well
inlovewiththecoco
The rocks lol
QotU
For me, it was the two guys…but anyway, no spoilers. Not that one can actually describe this movie coherently.
QotU
He was sooo good. The whole movie was amazing. But let’s not pretend there weren’t some uh, laugh out loud moments. Awkward when you’re watching it on an airplane.
LarvaLamp
Yes, of course! It was rated R, after all. But man, Waymond, man, he really got to me too!
holyfool521
The hot dogs, couldn't stop laughing
QotU
And the way the bandage switched to Jamie Curtis’s foot in that scenario when she played the piano.
DrScythe
Me as well and it's the reason why I have part of a quote from his monologue as tattoo on my arm.
imnotSpaceMonster
Would you be willing to share it? I love seeing EEAAO tattoos
DrScythe
/a/raV1mfz hope this works
imnotSpaceMonster
That looks so good- haven’t seen one like that before! Especially like it next to the HHGTTG ones.
imnotSpaceMonster
And the Star Trek
DrScythe
Thank you! The entire arm is a trash polka style collage of nerdy/geeky stuff, the quote, an Atlas (mythology) carrying a brain instead of the world, a treble clef... stuff important to me/defining me
Mewmus
The hot dog fingers did it for me
jacquescouscous
That’s my least favourite part but I love the rest.
Alchemander
Yeah, my wife and I were cracking up for a solid five minutes at that part.
ItHappenedInThe20thCentury
If anyone had told me Jamie Lee Curtis would make me cry with hod dog fingers, I would've said drugs are truly a problem in our society. And yet here we are.
Feralkyn
For me it was the award and later the very specific combat weaponry. Also I DID NOT RECOGNIZE Jamie Lee Curtis until I saw credits lol
JohnnyFiveAces
Like Tom Cruise in Tropic Thunder. "Hey... I swear I know that actor... but from where?" *credits roll* "ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME!"
Feralkyn
OH MY GOD YES. Honestly I'd never have actually recognized RDJ but the Tom Cruise credits reveal blindsided me even harder!
TheFifthTK
I keep meaning to watch it. As a man who might not be called stoic, but definitely hides a lot of emotional depth…you sold it. The only time I cry is watching media that moves me and sometimes reading the news. My first floor apartment was completely flooded above my ankle two weeks ago and everyone I talked to told me I was handling it is so well, but on the inside I was roiling. Probably could use a good cry. Love ya, Johnny
Artebudz
Only teared up watching one thing as an adult so far. Still not sure why I did. Was at the point of an in memoriam message for one of the actors in the show. Wasn't my favourite character or an actor i was familiar with.
Puzzles me years on
IHaveGreatKittenRecipes
Ok so in Stargate SG-1 the doctor dies (spoilers but ffs get with the new century y'all) and no matter how many times I watch it it *still* gets me that little bit misty. Like, I *know* this character dies. I have witnessed this televised event a dozen times *this year* and yet. And it's not even a particularly *good* death scene! It's mundane and boring and *that* above all else gets me cause homegirl just went to work and didn't go home.
Artebudz
It is probably my favourite death scene in a show. The episode as a whole is my favourite of sg1 too.
I like episodes that break the norm and focus on smaller characters
IHaveGreatKittenRecipes
Yeah I honestly love it too, it wasn't a basic 'their contract wasn't renewed' write-off feel, and after that long you're really bonded to that group of characters. I cried harder for Janet than Daniel tbh, though the first go-around when it was still in production Daniel was a solid hit as well. I guess it just loses its sting when you know it's a daytrip!
GravyEducation
quantumlooping
The rocks broke me..
BannedForBeingJewish
I forgot that part
5omeWhiteGuy
For me it was "all day, I feel like I have no idea what's going on.... but... I feel like it's somehow my fault."
I wish I could reach through the screen and hug a brother.
onepinksheep
GravyEducation
Best Actress
ToCrushYourEnemiesSeeThemDrivenBeforeYouToHearTheLamentation
The emotional reaction of the rock scene in act 3 .
GravyEducation
How dare you use my own uploads against me! Here's part 2. If you haven't seen the scene I warn you, it ends with a bang
ToCrushYourEnemiesSeeThemDrivenBeforeYouToHearTheLamentation
had that one set to go as a response. I'll have to switch up my plan..
GravyEducation
ToCrushYourEnemiesSeeThemDrivenBeforeYouToHearTheLamentation
CheddarBae
That & the hot dog fingers had me crackin up & crying at the same time.
Kiwipocalypse
Same, man. I think it was the first time my husband and I cried at the same thing in a movie. We both just wanted to go hug our kids.
jomi20806
I told you you plan to keep playing scissors would backfire
afterdarkart
It was 12 years ago by now, but my fiance cheated on me and I broke up with her. So when he says "In Another Life, I Think I Would Have Really Liked Just Doing Laundry and Taxes With You" I lose it every time and need to go sit alone in a room and deal with it.
xj4low
I still quote it from time to time when I want to get my wife's attention with, "bagel..." I liked it. Second watch through helped to understand it more.
sneakinglurkingpeepingguy
One of the best original movies in a very long time
LeonardKleinrock
By original you mean a combo of many other films?
GravyEducation
life is a combo of many other things my dude
LeonardKleinrock
True. Palm Springs was good, I enjoyed it.
GravyEducation
As a veteran staffer of many weddings, it's a fuckin great movie. Love the bit when they're talking about who he's slept with and it's the bartender giving him a hand job and she's just like "I ran over a dude in this car"
Colopty
Original in the context of fictional works is defined as it not being an adaptation or sequel.
LeonardKleinrock
True, it’s an original story, but the originality was limited. We so desperately want something “original” these days. I like my sci-fi a little more grounded apparently.
Colopty
Well at least I gave you the benefit of the doubt by assuming that you just weren't familiar with the terminology, but turns out you're just a dumbass.
LeonardKleinrock
That’s a good conversation, did daniels do wonders? Absolutely. To me the story wasn’t that good. They are visual masters. I don’t get why people are simps for that film. The everything bagel was funny but I prefer primer or matrix. The comment votes here are run by a snobby nerd mafia of some sort. I know what an original screenplay is, but the tropes were too obvious for me to call it a completely original concept. Thanks for being particular about the word “original” and lambasting me.
whatspaulplayingtoday
I fucking bawled during it. Watched it with my partner, and she held me while I just bawled. It's such a powerful movie.
phoenix071
That movie rams through my emotions like a god damn truck. I relate to the mother-daughter relationship so much. I cried SO MUCH because of how accurately it portrays the struggles of being a daughter to an immigrant mother who just DOESN'T and WON'T understand you. My mom also watched the movie and just said she didn't get it and that she didn't really feel anything watching it. Because of course. She's too oblivious to realize how much alike we are to the characters in the movie.
GravyEducation
Hugs and know that your struggle is highly translatable to others too. I'm a Midwestern white dude and I fucking lost it because of my relationship with my mom too. And that's not diminishing of you either, that's me trying to say we are all in this ocean called life together. We're all just humans trying to get to the next safe shore
phoenix071
GravyEducation
Lilo means lost, Stitch means "to mend." And speaking of symbolism in names, it's not Jobu. It's Joy. So I hope you identify with Hsu's character because that means you're a joy. Lame sentiment but I'm kinda sad and drunk and a little sleep deprived
ViolentlyJaded
Half Asian with an Asian mother. Cried watching this on the plane. Brought shame on my family.
tacticalWrench
Half Asian with Asian mother as well. Managed to keep it together right until the credits rolled. At that point it all just hit me at once. Cried my ass off until I felt dehydrated.
Got told in several ways I brought shame to my family. I know better now.
It still hurts. But I know better now.
imnotSpaceMonster
I think it will always hurt, even if we know differently. Just know you’re not alone and you’re perfect the way you are.
imnotSpaceMonster
I cry every time I watch it because it feels so close to my relationship with my (Asian) mom too. Even though I know her life before me was so hard and know that she hurts too, in relation to her parents.
I also brought shame on my family, not because I bawled my eyes out, just in general lol
GravyEducation
Not Asian but I wanted my mom to watch it, because I felt she would identify with Evelyn. She didn't care for the movie and I was torn up about it, but I guess that's apropos to the theme that just because family is different doesn't make them less of your family. Accept them for who they are.
imnotSpaceMonster
I would never show it to my mom because she’d be so offended by it and call it weird. Still love her but she’s strictly a Hallmark and Kdrama watcher.
jacquescouscous
My brother was watching it on the plane near me and turned it off after the butt plug fight.
GravyEducation
Got a dumb story actually. In 2018 ('19?) the apartment building i was living in caught an electrical fire. Very bad night, ended up with us staying at my mom's for like a year. But the day after, she watched TV with us while we cooled off from literally being uprooted. We watched Deadpool 2, an equally silly movie about family. (That's a stretch but give me the stretch.) It's one of my best memories, my ma just watching a comic book movie with me. And I ❤ dubstep
imnotSpaceMonster
I’m amazed she liked Deadpool but not EEAOO
jacquescouscous
Same, immigrant parents are brutal. Saw this again on a plane to my dad’s funeral and lost it.
imnotSpaceMonster
That cultural balance as a child of immigrants can definitely be hard.
I’m so very sorry about your dad.
GravyEducation
I'm so sorry my dude. My dad did a blammo. That funeral trip is fucking rough, and I only did it in a car, not an airplane. Still remember my uncle and mom taking us to scatter the ashes, it was surreal because I'm used to driving. All I did was stare out the fucking window.
jacquescouscous
Sorry bout the multiples- wifi was dying.
jacquescouscous
I’m sorry man. I definitely teleported via sleep through lots of it. He died overseas so it was fucky at best.
jacquescouscous
I’m sorry man. I definitely teleported via sleep through lots of it. He died overseas so it was fucky at best.
jacquescouscous
I’m sorry man. I definitely teleported via sleep through lots of it. He died overseas so it was fucky at best.
RocketKokket
Yeah this one made me ugly cry. Such a good movie
javadad60
ItHappenedInThe20thCentury
all of them truly well deserved
nicilaskin
tbh I actually really hated it . I know i am alone in this , but for me it was horrible
4etherling
It was time I'll never get back. My Asian wife hated it too.
Alisis
You're not alone. It was so bad it made me angry.
xlugiax
It’s was crap
Exdeath5000
Alright, I needed something to watch tonight anyway
Exdeath5000
Just finished. Don't see the appeal but I am glad others like it. I didn't cry etc like others are mentioning
obviouslyrob
The final parking lot confrontation between Jobu Tobaki and Evelyn where they finally just get back to mom and daughter has me tearing up just typing it.
But I’m also a massive sap when it comes to movies.
suffyr
I had a huge blubbering sob near the end.
Vergenbuurg
"I will always, ALWAYS, want to be here with you." [...] "Then I will cherish these few specks of time." ...Yeoh just absolutely portrayed that scene to perfection.
deaththeunholy
It’s good. It’s ridiculous but it’s really good
GravyEducation
I laughed, I cried
GravyEducation
To anybody coming here 13 hrs after I commented, the fact that Joy (yes I'm saying Joy) has a heart cut out of her glove and she tries to backhand her mother with the absence of that heart... and the tear tattoo/ paint. oh my feels
BofusTeefus
Fuck. OK. I guess I have to see it.
Neednoggle
Ok fine, I'll watch it too
TheRicM
Brace yourself!
CelestialSea
Yes, you do.
BigJT
I wish I could see it for the first time again.
draek1
It's terribly overrated.
Narwhilian
BofusTeefus
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IDontKnowWhatToDoAnymoreAndImTired
It's amazing. It's weird, complicated, heartbreaking, occasionally obscene, confusing, heartwarming, but all in all it is in my opinion that it's the best "Best Picture" winner at least since The King's Speech.
funkybrewster
I am… soo jealous of you. I wish I could have Memento style amnesia to watch it over and over for the first time.
5omeWhiteGuy
If you partake in the devils lettuce at all, just take a litttttle hit. Don't be on your phone during. If you have someone to watch it with, do that. And have snacks ready because if you miss a single scene you are missing out.
IneverWantedToBeBorn
dayum my autistic ass loves directions like this . aight ima watch a movie then
Billis75
And maybe don't have hot dogs for the snack..
KindaWeirdSometimes
JohnnyFiveAces
I forgot to mention that. You HAVE to keep paying attention because even though it jumps about, all the pieces do fit together.
hersheytwitch
100%. At the end all of the different threads come together and hit you with 8 movies worth of emotions as all of them get resolved
homoerection
Watched it once with the hubs, need to watch it again. Waaayyyy better than I expected
MusicPenguin
Oh yes. DO you want me to watch with you so I can talk through the whole movie, and explain obvious things as they happen?
BofusTeefus
Oh, so like watching it with a version of me who's already seen the movie
MusicPenguin
In the spirit of the movie.
BofusTeefus
Now I REALLY need to watch it
LitchLitch
Watch it with your mom.
ISleepAndIKnitThings
I watched it with my daughter, who has struggled with depression for most of her life. We were sobbing together.
Colopty
I actually did watch it with mine.
BofusTeefus
I'll watch it with yours. She's already on my couch.
LitchLitch
Like in your vacuum bag? She's been dust and ash for decades.
savemebabyjebus
I guess thats why she doesnt move around much
BofusTeefus
.....bro
BofusTeefus
Dark
HawkmanXLII
I couldn't get through it. Not saying it's bad, it just wasn't for me.
PrincessPuffyPants
Totally with you! I wanted to like it, everyone raves about it but it didn't do anything for me.
Wikipedo
I didn't really understand the hype. It was okay, but far too busy, it seemed.
HawkmanXLII
I agree, too busy.
Gabriasdiamondsplinter
There is a hard turn 1/2-2/3 of the way through
ThisGuyHere
I really liked it, but my wife, who sat down to watch it with me, decided pretty early on that it wasn't for her. I stuck it out and was laughing my butt off one moment and then welling up with tears a little later. She would walk through the living room and be like "what the good hell is even this?"
Agreed though, its definitely not for everyone.
luvs2h8
Yeah I didn't think it was good. Then again I love trash movies.
yourlostcarkey
Seemed silly. But I only watched 10 minutes.
OneCraftyHooker
It is silly but very poignant too, I have watched it a lot of times and I crack up at some parts and cry at others. It's mostly a movie about a mother's relationship with her daughter.
ItSeemsYouHaveSufferedaTerribleFate
It IS silly - but it's also one of the best films in recent times. Whatever acclaim the movie has already, it deserves more.
Tajik
Literally one of my favorite movies of all time. Nihilism turned positive somehow.
Isleros
This is probably going to be buried beneath all the other comments, but I hope you see this. Go watch Encanto if you haven't already. Luisa's song about needing to be strong for their family will probably resonate with you as well.
imnotSpaceMonster
There was a joke about fairy tale endings in media by 2nd generation kids. The fairy tale ending isn’t leaving and finding true love, it’s reconciliation with the family member they can’t connect with.
JohnnyFiveAces
Adding to my watch list!
HellaPictureSeeing
I will watch tonight
ItHappenedInThe20thCentury
please tell us what you thought :)
AmeliaTheDragon
Huh. Been trying to have a good cry for literal years now, didn’t figure I would be able to till I made some life changes but with that kind of endorsement might have to check the movie out
Atlasguitar
You've been trying to cry for years?... Why?
GravyEducation
Crying is catharsis and one of the symptoms of depression is not being sad but being absent of emotion. Not crying is a symptom of larger mental health issues. Everyone needs to cry, if we didn't need to, it wouldn't be a thing that our brains and bodies make us do
MissChickle
I get it. Sometimes life has beat you up so much you can't cry even if you know it would be a much needed release.
JohnnyFiveAces
There was an episode of "Everybody Loves Raymond" that dealt with this. He saw his wife crying and tried to "fix" it, to make her not cry. She explained that she liked crying as an emotional release. He didn't get it, and I didn't get it either at the time. It was literally this post that made me remember that episode. Take a bottle of soda for example, you twist the cap a little to let some of the gas out, seal it, then let out a little more. Otherwise, things can explode.
prettypolitepangolin
Crying can be a relief when you bottle up things inside for too long. When you have depression or other issues you feel mostly numb and not sad. I sometimes feel so terrible and really want to cry to just let it out, but all I get are burning eyes and not a single tear. You can't imagine how frustrating that is, how crushing to not be allowed even a little bit of relief.
GravyEducation
Hey I love you, and I know you're going through it.
prettypolitepangolin
GravyEducation
You won't regret it. I feel ya, nothing sets me bawling like a movie. Especially ones with father figures or mother figures who are struggling because it reminds me of my own parents (another one was the end of A Quiet Place, holy shit that tapped into some deep stuff about my late father)
anobviousthrowawayaccountduh
bro I’m aromatic and I fell in love with Waymond by the end. He deserved that Oscar.
thebonesofmyancestors
So, out of curiosity. I'm demisexual. Which would seem to be the complete and polar opposite of aromantic. I don't know. What do you think? I've never met someone aromantic before, so I'm curious.
anobviousthrowawayaccountduh
I don’t quite understand what you’re asking. I can say is that in my case, all of the things that separate having a best friend from having a romantic relationship seem deeply unpleasant to me.
thebonesofmyancestors
I probably can't explain my thoughts very well. For me, if there's no deep emotional connection then sex is absolutely off the table as it would be unpleasant for me. A one night stand is something I would have nightmares about. So, if you're aromantic would that mean that if you do have sex with someone it would only be with someone you have no romantic connection to? Or if you're aromantic does that mean physical intimacy is simply something you don't crave?
anobviousthrowawayaccountduh
There are aromantic and asexual people; I happen to be both. Aromantic could possibly mean they have a sex drive and enjoy sex, they just don’t feel romantic feelings. Asexual people can experience romantic love, the baseline just don’t have a desire for sex. That doesn’t mean they can’t have it, it’s just not something they seek out for the sake of it.
anobviousthrowawayaccountduh
*aromantic, thanks autocorrect
ItHappenedInThe20thCentury
I'm pretty sure you smell good too, autocorrect wasn't wrong
twoamartist
Maybe I didn’t get it. I didn’t like it.
sauron35
there were some good (great even) moments of both action and emotion, but it left a really bad taste in my mouth at the end. watched it because of the hype but if i hadn't been on a plane i would have turned it off maybe 2/3 through, and i only got more and more disinterested in it as it went on after that
DocWino
My wife and I hated it. Bored me to tears.
Racealistic
Same i couldn't finish it. Lost interest half way in. Maybe it's because i watch a lot of animation, but it didn't feel original to me at all.
XargentoXaraiva
I tried to leave after the first 30 minutes. I was on a plane over the Atlantic
twoamartist
Lol.
Exdeath5000
I had a couple of moments that were touching. Like the rock chase where she said "I'm gonna get you" I used to say that to my infant child and crawl around after them, but that was about it
bourbonist
I couldn't make it through 25 minutes. Terrible
hawkesnightmare
I'm with you. I understood the themes and the fact that it's a movie about emotional growth and accepting yourself and accepting others, but from an audiovisual experience, I absolutely hated it.
4etherling
You're not alone
WhoHim
It happens. Plenty of popular things don't land with me but this one did.
Justwarlockthings
I was 100% thoroughly confused the entire time. Maybe it’s because I’m neurodivergent idk, I didn’t like it either.
hawluchacha
Have generally found that NDs really connect with this film and its style, and NTs much less so. But nothing's a monolith.
twoamartist
So were we.
laserfrog
A lot of it has been compared to adhd and the director got a adhd diagnosis afterwards. It is a neurodivergent movie.
4etherling
I have ADHD and I hated it. My wife is filipino and grew up with a first generation Asian family and she hated it. We both have kids together and we hated it. It missed on every level, everywhere, all at once.
imnotSpaceMonster
Explaining to my family that my brain flips between things like the movie lol
laserfrog
I tried. I started with saying I think the ending was the first world and most everything was in her head but that is as far as I got. :/ No one beleived me on that possibility.
imnotSpaceMonster
I think the directors were clear that real multiverses existed so it wasn’t really in her head?