I saw it last night too & you could have heard a pin drop when the film was over. I've never experienced that reaction before in the cinema. I have experienced people crying during or after a movie before, but I have never before seen people literally rooted to their seats at the end. The not one person got up as the credits rolled... Then the lights came back on... Then the cleaners came in & it took several minutes before anyone stood up. I was the first person to get out of my seat & I had to compose myself before walking to the station. Beautiful film!

That ending - my heart dropped to my stomach in Harry's apartment

Perfectly explained

I completely agree. Excellent Performances in a masterfully crafted film I cried ferociously afterward whilst enroute home and have had tears well up again often when i think back upon the story and connections (….24hours later!)

I actually address that on the full show. I saw the film and filed the review before I had the interview. I'm very aware of not giving films positive reviews just because I had a nice interview with the cast and crew open.spotify.com/episode/4nLQgyfcvf7dRWELKghbpO?si=h6Xv-VO5Q8OQi8mK0Yg0gg

If this film had been made fifteen years ago, I would not have made it through it. I would have walked out due to the overwhelming flood of experiences, thoughts, and emotions. This movie is a reminder that when you are ready, allow yourself to accept, embrace, and process your feelings, emotions, thoughts, memories, etc.. They will take you where you need to go. t's ok.

​@jobloreviews I just listened to your interview, and it was very good. I too thought the line given by Mescal character , "I thought think that really matters" to Andrew's character was one of many great lines in the movie. It was a gut punch because I have downplayed impactful events in my life when someone tried to console me and that was said. I know why I tried downplay what happened because it was my defense to keep from breaking down. Again, great interview. You do an excellent job even when you're enamored.

​@@jobloreviews Your sincere recognition of the mesmerizing performances and movie in it's totality shone through the entire interview. Your questions and observations were well thought out and profound. Thank you. I was thrilled with interview and Andrew and Paul's responses. Standing ovation to all. 👏👏👏

What?! 😭

@@NickeeCarterDisney are trying to kill off “hard media” and force everyone on to streaming. This film will eventually vanish because of that.

@@PrivatePrivate-so4if 😢 *WOW* I know this is something that the industry is increasingly intent on pushing over the next 18 months particularly - especially with the recent news of DVD manufacturing starting to hit the brakes with the aim of stopping altogether in the next year or two, but I have to say I was very surprised when I realised that also included BluRay and most likely 4K BluRay too. Now to find out that this beautiful, impactful, powerful and *important* film won’t be receiving a physical release is particularly galling. I got to experience it for the first time a few nights ago, and after much thought, it knocked one of my Favourite Films from its position and took its rightful place at number 2. This move feels like such a kick in the teeth and I totally agree with you that gatekeeping access to movies is not going to fare well for movies like these - and it will only come back to bite the industry on its ass in the end.

@@fang_uk It’s the way that art and culture is being insidiously undermined and quality productions made ephemeral. The good a film like “All of us Strangers” could do, to support ordinary gay people through its real and candid representation of their lives, is great indeed. Still there will be no discs available - though ghastly travesties like “Bros” continue to be marketed in all formats and reinforce appalling stereotypes.