If you watch the movie with headphones on like I did, you'll hear "stay" and "stay with me" whispered throughout the movie.

This movie literally made me feel like I was dreaming, because this is exactly how dreams feel. It even gives me a feeling of nostalgia, it's crazy.

"Stay" is a film that requires his audience to "stay" with the film until the end to appreciate it. Quite poetic

Most saddest thing is that Henry probably had enough energy to dream further, or even stay alive in real world in some way, but he realised truth about his state and committed an actual suicide under immesurable weight of loss. He just refused to go further with it

Something you missed: Tristan Reveur, the artist Henry idolizes and is quoted in the film as writing "an elegant suicide is the ultimate work of art", is not a real poet. Tistan means "an outcry" and Reveur means "dream", in french. This movie is Henry's final outcry, in the form of a dream, his ultimate work of art.

The whole movie is explained in one sentence IMO, there it is: "Henry Letham has a fertile, powerful imagination. If he maintains his concentration, he will create new worlds with his art."

This is actually one of the most accurate visualizations of a dream to me. I dream in the same fashion, with blurry cuts between locations, characters and sometimes, play back a scene several tries to change what happens.

This hits too close to home for me. When I was 16 my little brother fell off a cliff during a beach trip. I was the one who found him. We had to drag him up the beach because the tide would have taken him if we didn't. He kept asking me and my dad if this was a dream. Broke him back. Shattered two vertebrae. Doctors said he'd never walk again. But miraculously he made a full recovery.

At one point i thought Ewan McGregor and Ryan Goslings character were the same person

I worked on Stay as an extra. The amount of dedication and attention to detail that went into the scenes shot was absolutely incredible. Marc Forster had Bob Hoskins play a rain scene, barefoot in 33 degree weather 27 times. In between takes, shivering and teeth chattering, yet when shooting, incredibly on queue. Every actor was intense. Glad I had a chance to be a part of the genius. Marc Forster is impressive, as is the movie.

The 3 analytical videos of Chris Stuckmann about Ryan Gosling movies not only show how much Chris understands them but also, how great Ryan Gosling is at choosing his scripts. That's why he isn't the richest or a bankable one. I think Gosling sees these scripts the same way Stuckmann does. He goes in depth and understands them. This is just amazing.

This is my all time favourite film. If you watch it again, you'll see the 3s that are everywhere- symbols of the 3 people he loved who had just died. Three stripes out of place on the sleeve of Dr Sam Foster (McGregor), three scars on Lylas wrists; and everyone is seen or heard three times. My favourite scene is nearing the end on the Brooklyn Bridge when Dr Sam Foster is trying to talk Henry (Gosling) into staying telling him that if Lyla were there she'd tell him there's just too much beauty to quit. Henry answers him saying, "I can't (stay), it hurts too much." I burst into tears before I even knew the ending. There is something so wounding about that scene and it still gets to me every time. Thank you for dissecting this beautiful film that no one ever talks about, but that stirred something in me that's still alive when I watch it today. 👍🌹

This film is really really heartbreaking when it finally ends and you realise what you've just watched.

Wow, NICE! You should totally do more in-depth reviews like this!

As an author, I have always believed in one quote, "They don't make statues of critics." This movie was superb and kept me on the edge of my seat. I write SciFi thrillers like this with twisting turning plots and cranking endings, and I said to my wife, "I wish I would have written this novel." Great job with this video and the explanation. I tell people to go back and watch this a second time and you will have a brand new perspective on how well this movie was thought through, filmed, and edited. Thank you for this, Chris. CG

Stay is not a film I'd easily recommend to everyone, but it's a film I want everyone to watch. It hits both emotionally and conceptually. Truly a hidden gem. P.S.: the only thing the meaning of which I still don't get is the piano porters were trying to lift into the apartment. I have no idea if it's supposed to refer to something or it's just a random bit inserted to draw the viewers attention.

Could you do more of these reviews? I honestly love how in depth you go with your usual reviews but these are a work of art. You've inspired me to want to analyze films this way

The reason they're are twins in the art show is because In a dream you can only dream about the people that you saw recently in this case is all the people he saw crowded around him and in order to make it so there was a lot of people his brain duplicated the extras he saw near him during the accident

"Your troubles will cease and fortune will smile upon you." 💗

The chess pieces are in the form of New York landmarks including Brooklyn Brdige

I stopped the video right in the middle of me watching it just so I could watch STAY. And I'm not gonna lie... I cried after I finished it. I don't see how people can hate this movie after seeing it all the way through. I can understand if you stopped in the middle of it and never watched it again, but if you watched it all the way to end... I honestly don't know how you can dislike this movie. Thank you, Chris. Subscribed.

I don't often feel the urge to comment on KZfaq videos, but I watch your channel often and I couldn't even believe my eyes when I saw you made a review for "Stay". For literally years, this has been one of my favorite films of all time. And NO ONE I have ever met has even heard of it. It is seriously a master work of cinema in my opinion and it melts my heart to see that someone is finally taking initiative to get it's name out there. You're examination of it is perfect and I am so glad you finally got to see this amazing film with so many amazing performances. And can we please talk about the soundtrack! I have it on my computer and I'm pretty sure you can't find it anywhere. If you'd like a copy, I'd be more than happy to send you Zip ^_^.

I just watched the film... I knew i just watched something strange , yet provoking..So i searched " stay explained" ... Now i'm speachless...I just connected all dots and its just brilliant film making but it struck my heart as well..Can u imagine the eagerness of humans to live more at the time of imminant death..They way Henry's mind created a tiny world by elements of his memories and the final images of his vision is astonishing..I felt something similar when i saw the movie 'SPLIT , when a kevin(Mcavoy) has to make multiple personalities himself to protect , love , take care himself becoz nobody is there for him...Its so sad..... .Dude , i just found myself another most favourite of all time Hwood movies.... Thank you man..Great Review..

My take on the two ambiguities mentioned... the ill-fitting pants and the coffee/deja vu moment. Henry is exploring the trope of "life flashing before his eyes" through both Dream Sam and Lila. He has created these avatars from snippets of reality that are seeping into his death vision, choosing a less painful, more emotionally distant way to observe and reconcile his life as it fades away. Henry is not aware of this construct and the inconguities that point to this not a being "real" experience. Sam's pants don't fit because he in fact is not Sam, but is Henry. Sam doesn't really fit in this narrative as it is Henry's journey. Henry chose Sam to be his objective self to navigate through his EXTERNAL conflict from a disengaged (safe) distance, explaining the flat affect of McGregor's performance. This is also expressed with the visual dualities, flipping POVs, Lila calling Sam Henry, and just about everything else. As Sam, Henry searches for meaning of and resolution to regret and pain of his relationships. Sam is discarded as Henry finds answers or reaches acceptance. Henry appears as himself, rather than as Sam, in each of his final interactions with his family & Athena. Lila is also a vehicle Henry uses to navigate but for his INTERNAL conflicts of self worth/self doubt, artistic expression and hopelessness. This is shown with shared suicidality (scars on wrist), artistic expression (signed paintings) and manifests with direct introspection. Where Sam is confused and conflicted, Lila is much more grounded in recognizing her/Henry's shortcomings and mistakes but still holds on to shame with a defeated, flattened and self deprecating world view. Henry discards Lila by trapping her in the stairwell on her way to the bridge because he no longer needs her, finding self-forgiveness with the Real Lila/Dream Athena at the accident. I think the deja vu/coffee dialogue is not a part of Henry's death vision. I believe he died when all the repetitive dialogue of the witnesses on the bridge was accounted for. His dream stopped and reality continued without him... sort of Which takes us to what I believe may be the theme of this movie. The barrier between life & death/woke & dream states is porous. Just as all the people and conversations surrounding Henry were incorporated into his dream, Real Sam and Lila may have incorporated bits of Henry's visions into their own realities. They were intimately interactive with Henry while he was dying which could have facilitated such a transferrence. This manifested itself in Real Sam and Lila as faint memory and familiarity. As self-aware creatures, dreams and death are universally shared experiences. This film may be proposing that the lines between these uniquely human experiences might blur or even intersect on a common "spiritual" plane. Reality continues for the living but those who have left us persist in our dreams and consciousness. Loved every moment of this film and grateful for the opportunity and trust for the audience to think it through for themselves.

Should I Stay or should I go now?

Ewan McGregor watched this!!!

I think those memory flashes in the end that you referenced were alluding to the theory that there is some sort of interconnected subconscious that connects all humans. In that shot, I believe Ewan McGregor’s character has a vague recollection of the experiences born out in Ryan Goslings dying dream and this pushes him to ask Naomi Watts out to coffee.

Just saw for the first time but I watched straight through and the ending blew me away. Twas good, definitely a hidden gem. “If this is a dream, the whole world is in it.”

Damn, 30 minutes?? Time to make lunch.

Also, Chris, I think the ending flashes are made for us to believe that dreams, while "unreal" can actually intervene with reality and are not as fake as it seems. Not sure I agree on that 100%, but I think that's what it's about. I mean all the world he has imagined, had a little piece of it leaked into reality through the power of his imagination and fueled up their (Naomi and Ewan) relationship. The feeling of "I dont know how, but we seem to have a connection", if you know what I mean.

One of the most underrated movies of all time.

I watched this movie 10 years ago and it has been one of the movies that stuck in my head. While watching the movie I was going through a phase where I was losing the grasp of reality and this movie was makeing me feel that. No matter what the reviews said I endorsed the movie but rarely anyone liked it. I am so glad u gave me a prospective about what u thought of it.

I watched this movie and absolutely loved it. The director is a genius

This type of analysis of a fairly forgettable movie could only come from a real fan of cinema. Good on you Chris.

Something you missed! After lila and Sam agree for coffee the shot changes and they're 10 ft apart walking away from each other, this could be them returning to their cars but then sam turns back at the ambulance to remain, then the shot switches to Henry in the body bag now covered. I think that was the cue to the end of his dreaming and that Sam and lila talking about coffee was the last of his life. Thats just my take.

The use of color, the tilt of the camera, all of this was brilliant...

Chris!! thanks for making another one of these explained videos. they're always so so good!!!

So the moral of the story is: Listen to Rodger Ebert

I think that the reason we see clips of the dream at the end between Lila and Sam, is not in a literal sense Sam seeing visions... but more-so a visual representation of the feeling that both him (Sam) and Lila felt during the short time they were both trying to save Henry. Henry brought them together on that bridge, and Sam felt that once Henry passed away, and the clips were used to showcase that Sam isn't "seeing" those visions, but "feeling" them; inspiring him to ask her for coffee.

I agree with the whole interpretation. A few more notes: the emotional tone of the movie moves from anger and guilt to acceptance and gratitude, showing Henry's working thru his final moments of life. The brief flashes of Sam and Yvonne at the end serve 2 possible purposes: 1) a symbol that Henry's death will bring the 2 of them into a relationship, sort of taking the place of Henry and Athena who are gone, or 2) to make us wonder if Henry's hallucination was just a dream, or something more...

tell that to Zod's snapped neck

10 things not mentioned here. 1. 9X65 / 3Y62 - The taxi number. Not so easy to decipher numbers & words in a dream. Or I think there's another significance to it that I didn't get. 2. Sam, Lila & Henry wore mostly grey. Note Sam wore grey on his bike & nearly had an accident. Also the silver balloon. There's a couple of silver things keeps on appearing too. Sam's actual car that was behind Henry is grey/silver. Henry's car too. 3. Olive bites Sam probably because Henry felt guilty or pain of the dog's death. 4. There's old phone everywhere because Sam keeps asking if anybody makes the call. Probably Henry reflecting that the calls would not serve any purpose. 5. Note the yellow phone. Note the yellow taxi. And a few time the color yellow appeared. Among the last thing Henry saw. 6. Athena have brown eyes. Lila have the bluest eyes. 7. Diamond exchange. Jewelry shops. 8. Twin girl wearing yellow with silver briefcase. 9. The piano & the mention of weatherman kinda reminds me of Groundhog Day; where the same thing happen all over again. 10. Books, a lot of books. For me, it's about the last thing that crosses your mind before you die. Regrets, legacy, guilt. Henry didn't want to die. By the way, Ophelia died. Hamlet didn't marry her.

So happy you did "Stay"I've always been a huge fan of this film since it was released!! The score honestly still haunts me, it's so beautiful and so complimentary to the elements of the film

There's only 1 thing you didn't explain that i was very curious about with my attention to detail... I kept noticing that when Henry appeared in the dream the ppl that were walking around him were carrying metal briefcases all throughout the movie. Maybe those those the briefcases brought in by the ambulances on the bridge

Brilliant video. Can you do the same thing for the movie 'Primer'?

You mentioned this movie and I went to watch it and fuck I loved this movie. I was hesitant on how it would end, but man that ending closed everything and it was just so damn perfect. I'm glad I watched this movie. Chris can you do the same for "Enemy" or any of these movies like this one? I think you did an amazing job with this one and would love more of these explanations.

For years I have watched this film over and over again, realizing that it has far beyond what one sees and that one really needs to peel it off to discover the meanings hidden in it. If I remember correctly, back in the days on DVD they added a documentary explainer that deals with people who have had a near death experience. It helped to get direction on the subject the film deals with, but the truth is that the analysis you gave is the most in-depth I have come across so far. It's wonderful that you raised this movie to awareness. It's so worth it.

One major thing you got wrong: Henry shooting himself in the head isn’t merely forcing himself out of his hallucinatory state. It’s his conscious decision to stop trying to stay alive and die on the bridge because he can’t bare his guilt. The whole movie is him negotiating with himself if he thinks he deserves to live. That’s why he deals with therapists in his hallucination.

The writers of STAY have definitely smoked something good

This gave me a Donnie Darko vibe...I actually really enjoyed my first viewing.

Thank you for making this, Ive literally watched it over 25 times as there are so many easter eggs to be found that you cant find them in even 5 thorough viewings. It really is a masterpiece hidden in the corner and deserves the respect that this enigma that is the last moments of someones life deserves.

The key to this movie is weathering the frustrations of the unexplained and forcing yourself to "Stay" until the end. All those who hated it checked out, tuned out, &/or walked out before the end. The great aspect of this movie is that all of your frustrations and annoyances towards it turn into tremendously tearful empathy when the ending is revealed. What a complete and utter emotional release!

The Life of David Gale is another misunderstood gem... terrible reviews like Stay but such an incredible story and ending.

I stopped at 6:18. I'm off to watch this film now.

I was about 15 years old when I first watched this movie, and it still remains to be one of my favorite, 15 years later. There's something really sad yet soothing about this film, and I come back to it when I myself feel sad or depressed. By the way, I think Henry predicted it was going to hail not because of the light he sees, but from seeing the shattering glasses of a car he was in.

Two words; Dark City, a film nobody has ever heard of, and was pretty much overlooked when it came out, yet it considered a classic to many people, and highly sought after by collectors, and was the inspiration for a lot of popular sci-fi shows going forward, most notably fringe, which used elements from scanners, as well as other films, and visual media.

Two words- Jacob's Ladder.

Ewan McGregor approves!

Had almost the same experience as you. First watch, i was like... "what the hell?" but once i re-watched it, "Stay" has become one of the most beautiful and amazing movies I've ever seen. Top 5 for sure. Love it. Also, amazing break-down Chris. I've been watching many of your reviews lately, that i can't believe how thorough and well put together this one is. Very very well done.

thanks again for this analysis - i've watched "stay" a million times but you still showed me new bits: the 21s & the ads with gosling on the walls, plus i never noticed the car tire in the stairwell. in exchange, i'll share a couple things you missed: remember that henry's art professor said that he could create new worlds with his art - if you look at henry's entire life as an art piece, especially as heavily artistic as this movie is (love stefanie schneider's work), he really has created a new world for himself. & i haven't seen this on my home tv, but i **vaguely** recall from seeing it in the theatre that the slamming-each-other-into-the-wall scene has sam & henry's eye colors swapping. what a phenomenal movie, & the most visually stunning film i've ever seen. also, at 28:38 you called sam henry, which is an extremely clever joke if purposeful. X)

Thanks for making this video, I stopped watching at the time point where you warn of major spoilers and urge to go see the movie for ourselves first. And we did, and it required a few bottles of wine and discussion to try to sort things out but, clearly, there was a logic behind it with these deliberate weird cuts, impossible angles, transitions, morphings, twins/triplets, repeat scenes. We thought of Lost Highway, Ubik, Inception, Lost, Sixth Sense, some religious angles, etc. Only after we ran out of ideas we finished your movie analysis... and it made us discuss and drink even more until late at night, discussing our dreams, nightmares, and how our last moments before we die could look like. That was a heck a lot of fun. Thanks for the opportunity to make us discover this film via this video!

Anyone here after Chris posted the picture of him and Ewan McGregor :)

I absolutely love this movie! I never understood the hate... Great in depth analysis man! You should do more of these!

4 years later and yeah this analysis video shows your best talents, love your analysis’s man. Wish more people could think like you

Spider-Man 3 is a misunderstood gem

The Village deserves that 43%. Stay doesn't deserve a score as low as the one it has, but it's not great. The Sandlot may be an incredibly fun, charming movie, but, honestly, it deserves the score it has. It's a generic and overly sappy movie that was far outclassed by Stand By Me.

I LOVE the 'broken promise' theme. It just goes so well and your love of anime just sweetens it. And this review...AMAZING!

I really like these analysis videos. Hope Chris finds time to do more of these someday.

Wow Chris, you are awesome. Love this analysis vids and the amount of dedication that you put on them. Keep the good work, cheers from Chile!

This was so amazing! Please do more of these in-depth explanations to movies!

I must admit, this has really made me want to watch this film. You're clearly very passionate about it, and you articulate your thoughts impressively well :)

Great breakdown and seems like no one else has this breakdown. F***in great job fr ✊🏽✊🏽💯

One more reason not to follow Rotten Tomato.

Awesome video!! Some things I noticed: There is a picture of the aquarium behind Lilly in her apartment. There appears to be downward spiral theme that keeps reappearing with all the stairs. The use of the color yellow. What's up with that? The burning boy story is analogous to the movie itself. A man dreaming of what's happening in real life. Is the scene in the "doctor's office" something from his childhood? The office seems to be really claustrophobic, there's that old phone on the wall, and the sheriff almost hits his head on the door as he's walking out. Now either the sheriff is a giant, or the door is built small. As a kid, authority figures appear to be giants. Furthermore, the sheriff mentions "bluest eyes in town". I noticed that Lilly's eyes shift from blue to brown several times in the film. In the scene where Henry and Sam have a confrontation in the courtyard, before the gun is pulled, there's a man who shuts the blinds on them. Is that the father? Why does the filming often align Sam and Henry. Many overlapping transitions, switched positions, etc. I love movies that make you consider them long after they are over.

Loved this video. I picked up "Stay" from Blockbuster second-hand when they were closing. I remember finishing the movie, sitting on my bed perplexed at what I just saw, then watched it again. I use this movie as my staple when discussing movies that you have to actually watch to appreciate, and I believe this to the degree that I have never just turned on this movie in the background of some other activity. I even turned it off when my wife fell asleep on it when we first started dating because I knew I would not be able to discuss any of the movie with her and her have an completely informed opinion of the scenes she had watched before falling asleep. It absolutely amazed me, and still continues to do so, that so many people I have talked movies with have no idea what this movie is or even that it exists, given the talent involved and the overall adventure of this movie (both upon first and second viewing especially). You have taken everything I have said about the gem this movie is for someone who wants to appreciate a slow burn of a movie that makes you have to sit there and think about what just happened, and then threw in several other plot and cinematic points in this review that I hadn't noticed that just makes me appreciate this movie all over again. Thank you Chris!

Chris, I got the opportunity to watch the film today due to the quarantine, and after seeing the title of your video. I didn't even remember or know about this movie, until you brought it up. And I am glad I watched it! One more spot on review of a "hidden" gem! Thank you!

This is been my favorite film for over 10 years. It's amazing, and its quality is something I aspire to as a filmmaker. I Love this review and you caught some things in the film that I have missed throughout dozens of viewings. I do however have a theory for you on the ending of the film. See, I think that the flashes of the film that occur when Sam and Lyla are talking are a throwback to a line Sam reads about Henry's art in the film and an expression of Henry's actually artistic ability. One of his professors commented on a paper (which Sam should have no access to) something to the effect that Henry could create new worlds with his art. Lyla immediately knows who wrote it and mentions that this professor want's to sleep with every cute boy in his class. Again this represents Henry's own lack of confidence in his own work and gives a reason why the professor would say it (I'm guessing that quote was meant to be taken as something that was actually said about his work.) This line is brought up again later by Sam on the bridge. "If this is a dream then the whole world is inside it." This is not only a reference to the world being an illusion but Henry's potential. Henry didn't believe in himself but his art really is this good. He's a genius. The flashes represent the "world" created in Henry's head and the effect they have on others. The film suggests that the two go for coffee because of the love they shared in Henry's dream. This shouldn't be taken literally, I think they bonded over the bad experience they both had, but the idea here is that Henry's art, the WORLDS he creates are capable of making people feel profound things. Taken a step deeper this could also represent the idea that Athena fell in love with Henry because of this ability, as again, the film suggests that Sam and Lyla share a romantic connection because they did in the dream sequences, and the film makes parallels between Sam and Henry and Athena and Lyla several times. I hope you find this comment as insightful as I found your review.

Sure fuck it. I've got an hour to fill. I'll come back to this video after I've watched the film

I love this movie. I've watched it a million of times. It's incredible. I adore soundtrack, brilliant performance of actors. I do really think that this role is one of the best roles of Ryan Gosling. It's a gem, a masterpiece, it's beautiful and brilliant 👍🏻😍💎

Wow. Loved it. Thankful for renting this one on BluRay. Sound production and transition was on point. And watching this analysis I’m even more hyped. The pants explanation. Wowza!

Who came here after Stuckmann stated that Ewan and Marc Forrester told him that they watched this video and were amazed by it ?!

yeah I feel you on this one. you should review mr nobody

Stay is one of my favorite films, and I'm really glad this in-depth analysis exists. I was recently reminded of Stay after watching the latest Charlie Kaufman film on netlfix, I'm Thinking of Ending Things. You could write a master's thesis on comparisons between the two films. And yet, in terms of the central theme, they sit almost diametrically opposed to each other.

CHRIS, Just watched this. And loved your analysis. This has always been and remains one of my fave films. The three primary characters/actors are all brilliant in so many ways. Thanks!

Analysed review of Super Mario brothers please

It's interesting, my experience first watching STAY couldn't have been more different from yours. I cried at least 5 times through the film, was completely emotionally invested, and had no clue what the plot was.

30:25 I think I know what is going on here, and it's actually immensely touching and creates a heart-warming, bittersweet ending if you think about it closely. In interacting with Henry, someone with clearly such a strong imagination and vision, these two people make contact with his dream, and therefore still have that dream literally inside their own consciousness now. Henry's dream lives on and makes them decide to actually hook up. Henry has the lasting impact on the world that he wished for, and the love he lost lives on in others. It's the most, let's say supernatural, part of the film, but it's immensely powerful.

Dearest Chris: I love this review of yours, and I'd very much love to see more reviews like this one, where you take a film you felt had something brilliant about it that flew under the radar of most viewers. Best regards. EDIT: After watching this movie....damn... It's just amazing... It was so moving and impactful. Thank you very much for making this video! Next up, "Drive".

Fantastic. You're great at reviewing and analyzing these types of movies that don't capture the majority of audience (stay, drive, enemy). How about eyes wide shut explained / analyzed video?

There is something deeply personal about this movie. It's terrifying and yet I can't get enough of it. All those errors we can't understand, maybe they come from the fear of the unknown. Still underneath all this vague, scary world, there is literary a message of hope: "your troubles will seize and fortune will smile upon you"; or is it just a mock at our daily problems and stress over unimportant things, instead of focusing on the realization that everything can end in a second. No wonder roman generals were shouted "Memento mori" (remeber you will die) when they were marching victorious after a successful campaign. Good job Chris, you made me watch this gem and pay attention to every detail.

"stay" has been my favorite movie since i saw it in the theatre. i wanted to see it again the next week & it was already gone. i've shown this wonderful film to so many new people.

It’s possible that he also felt guilty due to not taking his medication, because Lila said that the she couldn’t work on meds and he was seeking for recognition. Or the lack of medication only explain the hallucinations at the end.

"An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" meets a more literal David Lynch.

This movie is on a totally different level, almost creating it's own genre. This movie suffered from not being liked due to the level of intellect the viewer needs to understand the depth of the film.

I came here right after seeing the film. So glad you posted this analysis. I needed help processing it all. This is a forgotten gem for sure.!!

Chris, You are one of my bragging rights when i talk about films/movies!!!

Thanks for this Chris. I had not seen or heard anyone talk about this film, and now I watched. It is truly a great film!

Idk what movie you watched, but when I watched this movie I was into it the entire time. I had never heard of this film, like you mentioned, and I was pleasantly surprised at how enjoyable it was. This is definitely one of my favorite unknown films! I think some people just pick at movies too much while they watch them and distract themselves from getting sucked in.

Holy shit I must rewatch this at once! The way u sum everything up and explain it all away, it all makes perfect sense! Btw- please please please do idle hands if u have the chance to!!!

FANTASTIC analysis. You need to do this more often! A+