Shit hahahahahahahahaha!!! 😂

BAHAHAHAA

#metoo

Lol

shit, man you alright?

"people are trying to humanize God" that is right. People dont understand that they are litteraly incapable of understanding God's love. To those people, stop letting satanic people define who God is. I watched the film, it was clearly a disgusting depiction of God. The person who wrote it is sick and clearly is biased to believe this is what Christianity is. A sick cult. Little did they know the person who wrote it was probably involved in some sort of satanism. Right (Now im crazy) This shit is real. If you read the gospel, you'd understand that Jesus wasn't just human. He was God in human form. He is God. What they were doing is satanic practice. Usually involves sexual practices and children (God's innocent creation). Jesus loves children and He told us we must become like them to enter the kingdom of heaven. Satan takes the innocence of a child, and destroys it. That is why there are so many pedophiles and satanic people in hollywood. (Pizzagate) You can say. it's not real. But you probably didn't know that Hillary Clinton was recently in court for mutilating and murdering a ten year old kid. You guys have no idea what's happening and whats real or not. Some of your favorite celebrities are part of it. Isaac Kappy warned us. Then all of a sudden he 'Committed Suicide' same with Kurt Cobain. You all need Jesus because this world is filled with unimaginable evil and you guys will be brainwashed to believe it's not by the people you admire on tv. Pretty sure the writer in this film is part of it all. Look up Isaac Kappy, he called the celebs out. He died days later. But read the gospel most importantly, tells you God's truer love.

User3477 finally, a sane person on KZfaq who know what’s actually going on. If people think that God has never done anything for us then I don’t even know what to say. Also (with the pizzagate thing) I’m pretty sure Tom hanks is involved. He was friends with Epstein and he moved to Greece recently when all of this was blowing up, he is now a citizen of Greece. Isn’t that a little suspicious?

“I gave you everything..! And you gave it all away..”

@@User-hy6ur if god don't want humans to go to hell then why create it.Btw what is the endgame of god. Like why did he create humans if he did, what was wrong with the world before humanity or why did he even create the world. Coz he was lonely and bored and wanted to be worshipped Him- God(of whatever religion you belong to) Jenifer- Mother nature Baby- Jesus or any resource of nature that's important for sustenance of nature (forests,nature,wildlife)/a solution to all problems that is not treated with care but destroyed eventually House- Earth/universe People coming out of the forest and interviewing Him(God)- the priests/maulvis/pandits/religious interpreters of the the religion The one cop that took care of Jenifer- the minority that knows what's happening but can't do anything significant but giving out a hand The bald man lecturing Jenifer after her child dies who also beats her at after she gets furious- The religious intellectual celebrity/politician Interpretation- God (when I say god...you do realize that I don't mean christ right....there are millions of gods followed and god means all of them or whichever you believe in) is the most selfish narcassistic lonely bored being in the entire world/universe/house with no one around but mother nature.He's bored and he wishes he was worshipped by someone or he could be praised but no one exists....and nothing exists except the empty house and mother nature who loves him selflessly. In context of god creating mankind and everything according to all the existing religions of the world......the house is lonely in forest with no one and nothing around reference to the time when your god of your religion was yet to create everything according to your religion. Him/God is tired and lonely looking for ideas for his poem/book/a way to feel accomplished. The pregnancy of mother nature/the solution to the end of all problems according to different religions and creation of jesus according to bible gives him/god the idea to be fulfilled/accomplished. He completes the book/ holy textbook of your religion(whatever it is). He/God holds the completion of that book very close to him and very fond of it. The book is craved by the people suddenly coming out of nowhere(priests/maulvis,padits/whatever the spirtual interpreters of your religion are called). And Him/God is all for it. The people demand the book and every second of possible interaction with him.He drowns himself in their worship and abandons mother nature(which we know he has) to be emotionally,physically and sentimentally tortued by his worshippers. He lets his worshippers to destroy the house(earth/universe). They vandalise the house and hurt mother nature who's helpless and begs him to display his might(almighty god save us) but he don't. He don't bother to care for the one thing that existed before his worshippers(humans) ...mother. Then his worshippers go nuts and start fighting themselves(wars) and destroying the house(earth in process). The mother gives birth to her child(christ for christians/the solution of peace for other religions) but worshippers refuse to let it grow and stop the chaos and kill it instead. Mother get's furious and destroys everyone and the house(earth). Him/god....as selfish as he is get's sad not coz the world and mother and his child is dead but coz he won't be worshipped anymore so he starts the cycle again. {The most selfish nonexistent being in the world the claims to be almighty and all good has abandoned mankind and all his worshippers and his followers from all the religions in the misery that they're in now. No religion would deny that they're in the best treatment they wish to be right now in 2021 or ever in the past. He can't save his worshippers....he's certainly not saving the earth which is dying by climate change every day and he sins you for not worshipping him.} As a humanist agnostic.. this movie is the best translation of the 6000 yr history of religion and the non existent god to this day and it's one of my favorite movies of all time with an awesome message for the ignorant theists to be ignored as usual since the cure to cancer is clearly written in the bible/geeta/kuran. I could not ask for a better treatment and the display of mankind in the movie as the priests interpreted as the people coming out of the forest craving for the book(holy book) and him/god just like in real life and the humans fighting and killing each other(wars) and the scene where some prisioners are shot(as a reference to the broken law and order and govt feeling like it's some noble and pure institute punishing innocent people and criminals at the same time thinking like as if it is all good ) and destroying the house(earth as an eventual result of it). But most importantly I love the interpretation of al mighty as the non existent ignorant soulless heartless lonely being that he is just craving to be worshipped coz he created you according to that holy book you believe in. It's like an atheist/agnostic's dream and message come true on a big screen for the world to see. Don't get offended by me. The truth hurts and it's the movie that says so not me.

@@User-hy6ur you completely missed the point of the movie. It's not really a critique of god, the Bible or christianity itself. It's a raw showcase of human nature and how Mother Nature becomes the poor victim of all things human.

Yellow and green for sun and Forrest, gray for buildings

I think you nailed the sun being the drink. However The heart in the house is her heart., the heart of Mother Earth/Nature. The heart is black and bruised, when Adam and Eves family are destroying the house, but healthy after the flood, and everyone leaves. It still makes sense the sun would bring life to the house when she adds it to the paint though. Because the house is earth. The hole in the floor is caused by the blood of the first murder and leads to the gates of hell. As the people get more chaotic, the hole gets bigger. Until mother nature uses the fires off hell, sparked by the sins of Adam and Eve(Adam's lighter), to wipe mankind from earth.

Why would she throw it away then?

Maximilian Wicén She didn't, she poured into into the earth(house) when she flushed it.

what is the the gory meat in the toilet that blew blood?

Grammatical Erorr Maybe man's sins? Javier comforting Ed in the toilet maybe a synonym for God absolving man's sins? But it was in a way damaging the house i.e. earth.

Austin M Where does it says that yellow means purification?

Is this true? Because if so good call!

Austin M You could be right, and when she learns she's pregnant, she believes Jesus will fix everything, so she no longer needs it, thus dumping it out.

Austin M I didn't know that yellow represented purifying, but I did catch on to the fact it represented "healing mother Earth".

I get where your coming from but it’s not about the color. It’s because with the New Testament and with Jesus people no longer sacrificed animals. So I believe the elixir represented the animal sacrifices the people of the Old Testament would kill for god.

JackHoward Collab plz

Could you do a review, too, please? That'd be awesome.

Emily B he has one up already

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Any thought on the yellow medicine scenes in the bathroom?

What did Mother mean?

I believe she actually said "I'll take care of the apocalypse" meaning the events that just unfolded with the flooding of the house and the overall chaos that ensued, as a bitter remark to her having to clean the mess instead of him.

@@JnK69 she actually said "I'll get started on the apocalypse"

Jackson Lewis ok sort of no difference tho

@@JnK69 when she refers to the apocalypse she means the ending where she burns the house down

this comment is as underrated as the movie itself

😂😂😂😂

Edward Sanchez Productions I

So why are you here?

Edward Sanchez Productions but what does the yellow elixir mean?

If his normal spoiler talk is a blue backround why is this red.

TheAmberBreeze 8

hearth: heart, earth, art.

The house was earth

Yes it's a coincidence, since it just aplies to english

the heart could be the apple adam and eve eat, cause when those 2 break the heart javier gets pissed off but still doesnt kick em out

lmao!!! thats one way to see it!

I thought the fucker was the devil, that's why she could never leave.

The best interpretation I have seen has him being the Demiurge of neoplatonic gnosticism.

FunnyBuns1 you clearly never read the bible before....it was obvious

Hey, man. That’s the joy of art. You can interpret it any way you want.

Bankable Milk I swear. This video was hella entertaining

you see the majority of ppl don't like movies with complicated plot

need analyzing....thats dumb, many need analyzing, this one was for the Brians

Exactly! I went and saw it a second time since my original comment and came out with a lot more criticism for the third act than I originally did. If they wanted to stick to the biblical allegory that they created so well in the first two act, they should have stripped the third act all together and written something entirely different. I would have chosen something more simplistic. When the third act hits, it seemed like it was being absurdist just to be absurdist, which is why the specifics in the third don't hold the allegory as well as it does in the first two.

+th1145 I totally agree. I haven't seen the film, just read about it, but to me, it seemed like a metaphor for being an artist: The artist is inspired by his or her muse to create and does so, and they work and work at their creation until it's just right . . . and then they publish it only for people to turn it into something its not, to the point where the artist no longer recognizes the creation or the muse that inspired it. But the public doesn't care because they see the art as theirs now, to do what they will with, even to the point of destruction. And then it all starts over again.

+th1145 Don't forget if it's taken from the Bible I don't see Michelle Pfeiffer character as Eve since Eve was not portrayed as being lustful, cocky and evil in the Bible. Probably Pfeiffer is the devil but it's really confusing to me. Does it mean that Ed as human having relationship with Pfeiffer (devil) brings chaos in the first place? And then about their sons the story is reversed. In the Bible the big bro is the murderer one not the little bro. I like your theory more. It's much more makes sense. Now the question is why Ed Harris character has wound in his back and Bardem tries to hide it when JLaw accidentally saw it. What is the meaning of it?

I believe that was meant to be his rib. Since Eve is made from one of Adam's ribs, it seemed an okay parallel since Pfeiffer is introduced in the next scene. I think that's what they were going for, but Mother! ultimately seems like that kind of project they wanted to be deep, but there were much more interesting and complex topics they could have focused on instead of biblical.

th1145 I got that one too

The first time I saw and heard people walk out of a theaters in disgust was The Matrix. I couldn't believe it.

Experiencing this movie once was more than enough.

"So anyways I started dying..."

"So anyways I started dying..."

The movie is clearly labeled in movie guide sites as "psychological horror". And I thought that I was a masochist for watching this? I would rather recommend for a "trip" watching movies like Doctor Strange, The Beach Bum or good old Cheech and chong and Harold and Kumar instead of this type of very harsh nihilistic violent painful film. This film is already a cinematographic bad trip since it combines very crazy surrealism with a very stressful and dark plot.

Facts

Next line: "And you…you were home." Pretty much confirms the allegory. :)

I can see that as well as a lot of interpretations. But I think the biblical perspective and the destruction of earth is the most clear allegory

I've watched several different spoiler reviews for this and each theory is different which is pretty damn fascinating for an American studio release. I think it's both the things you discussed but I also see it as DA's very own personal story as an artist and how fame can change you, how you sacrifice everything to create and people will praise your creations one second and destroy them the next, and how you can't stop creating even if you know what the outcome will be. He's looking inside and seeing how all these beautiful ideas end up corrupted by the world then looking outside at this beautiful world we're corrupting and ecologically destroying on top of all the other metaphors. Or it's just about life. I love that a wide release mainstream movie has caused this much thought and discussion about more than just a twist ending. Well done DA. Oh and Walter White, love your work!

see this comment right here really showcases the power of this film and just how truly esoteric it is

His Bible analysis was NOT spot on. One can tell that he has not read the Bible, because they would know that MANY TIMES through the BIBLE, all the way to the book of Revelation God CONDEMNS humans who trash and destroy the earth! But anyone who has not read the Bible would not understand or know any of that.

im glad i saw this because this was my initial interpretation. i viewed it more as commentary on fame and art and the artist himself just like you said

I'm sure he would, it's just that most movies aren't this thick with allegory and metaphor. this movie is insane (in a good way)

Lol that's pretty much what it is.

DenarNaish or lost the movie lol

Well, now I'm not gonna see this.

Bible: the Movie (written by someone that hasn't read the actual Bible)

MichaelDHead ikr lol

I'm late to the party but this comment is spot on about people. Most people would rather live in a fantasy than face reality.

Almost Kubrick or Hitchcock level? HAHAH, thanks for the laugh.

GOD IS NOT FLAWED!!!! GOD IS NOT FLAWED, WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH YOU?! DO YOU NIOT FEAR HIM? DO YOU WANT TO GO TO HELL?! GOD IS NOT FLAWED AND HOW DARE YOU SAY THAT?!

Perfectly put.

i agree 100% with you the thing i loved the most is how you start to hate humanity if you look by the earths eyes , a master piece of a movie

So, basically you just repeatedly EVERYTHING this review already told us. How are these 'your' thoughts when you almost repeatedly wrote verbatim what was someone else's interpretation? Don't you have your own? If so, why waste your time trying to look smarter than the reviewer who already put his time and efforts into giving us his honesty opinions? I would really like to hear yours, but in YOUR OWN WORDS.

Milmiskew is the imitation game good? Seems boring to me

Milmiskew I sobbed for an hour after imitation game

Oh gee, imitation game is my favorite movie of all time so I may have to see this movie

Kay D: It's actually quite good. If you're unfamiliar with Turing, there are aspects that'll surprise you, since a key part of the story was omitted from the marketing.

The Imitation Game and Mother are really different movies. really incomparable.

There's definitely that aspect that the writer pulls from. However, the film at its core, is mostly an environmental allegory... The woman being Mother Nature. The home being the Earth. The child being nature's resources. Ending with Mother (Nature) spazzing out and destroying the home (Earth), after the def of her child (natural resources), who was consumed by the overpopulated guess of the house (mankind), after their reckless treatment of the home (Earth). She even went to Earth's core (where the furnace was at), to set it ablaze.

That comment would only make sense if you haven't seen any movie at all in a long time

Movie was actually garbage

Hernan Cine dude 2017 had so many great movies

I really liked it too, just saw it with out any previous knowledge of it and is very good ..... great movie

should see more movies.

Jake Lindner I said the same thing lol. Took that 30 second ad for him

Do KZfaqrs get more ad money if we watch the whole thing?

My Cabbages! Yes they do!! If viewers skip an add then the content creators don't get paid that's why a lot are moving to the 5 second unskippable or 15 second surveys/ unskippables ; but I just watch them all / click on the links regardless so my faves can get paid

Jake Lindner Well, I'll start doing the same!

gtabro1337 That's the thing, it wasn't even really a horror movie. It's a very abstract film, that had to really classify

Richard Hawkins most likely

I didn't think of that! It very well could. I thought it represented Earth after the flood.

Richard Hawkins That's what I was thinking

Richard Hawkins I think in addition to the religious metaphor if you look at the environment metaphor the restart shows how after humans destroy earth if we move on we will destroy a new planet (his new muse)

God did say that He would not destroy with water but fire next time and she did burn down the house and herself soooo??? Either or I am going to watch this move and Bible reference this thing to bits.

I think it's about humans relationship to earth (told through religion) and about loving art but not caring about the person behind it (fame). I didn't go into it expecting a horror movie and was really open minded while watching it. And I still think it was pretty lame, had no new insight and went in exactly the direction I predicted. Tbh the only surprise was that I expected a twist or a change in perspective or something unpredictable and it didn't happen. It ends the way you could guess it would end when the house regenerated in the beginning. I don't if I really missed something 'cause otherwise people are giving this movie way to much credit.

wännscho dännscho I feel this credit deserves all of the credit it’s getting. The reason why the ending was not something different because that’s the story of life. No matter how hard you try, everything eventually finds itself happening again. History will always repeat itself, and that’s what happened in the film. History will repeat itself until the end of time. It’s Murphy’s Law: Whatever can happen will happen. And if something can repeat itself, it will.

Yeah that's kinda what I mean tho. You know immediately it's gonna end the way it started, that that's gonna be the message. History repeating itself and life being a circle is something you've seen in countless movies and books, something you've probable discovered yourself after some years of history class. I guess my expectations just got in the way. I kept waiting for something to happen , instead of just the bible being retold and christianity/humanity playing out the way it has in real life (just more simplified), I kept waiting for some additional commentary I guess. I'm just genuinely curious about all these people saying it made them think. That's why I feel like I'm missing something, like what the hell did this make you think about, you know.

wännscho dännscho I feel like this film was just not for everyone. While watching the film, I immediately noticed multiple interpretations.

My problem wasn't that I think the movie was bad it's just that about halfway through I figured out what the movie was about (imo) and after that it just like it kept bashing me over the head over and over and over and it got annoyeing

@Nicholas AGREED!

Dhk4 Well, in The Bible Jesus said they should eat His flesh and drink His blood to be saved. But yeah, maybe a little subtlety wouldn't be a bad thing.

I havent seen the movie yet but from what is being described it sounds like more instead of treating something that is supposed to be beautiful and good. They kill it and destroy it and consume it with their greed and hatred. but thats the cool thing about this is its up to interpretation.

Almost certain there was some artistic intention behind all the shock. Still isn't pleasant to watch

It's now an atheist sees the idea of transubstantiation - which is not in the Bible - but also is not theologically accurate.

I think it took on a lot of meanings beyond just the Bible with this scene such as he baby representing the artistic gift which for him was a poem. His fans devoured the poem as he was in his ego heaven completely disregarding his inspiration, Jlaw. Just so many ways to see this

No, it can't be, because God MADE the Earth for the humans to live in!

Also because this movie is very spoiler sensitive.

needed a diversion

Passing Monsters the marketing was basically false advertising in my opinion

I feel like the point that shuts any other possible interpretation out is the Adam and Eve intruding the Garden of Eden scene. No other interpretation will have anything to fit that scene. That said, the movie literally calls JLaw "inspiration", so who knows.

konrad751 I was fine up until that point. That's when the movie went too far and I almost got up and walked out

I'm glad I stayed but it was just uncomfortable and extremely disturbing for a bit

It's not so bad. You don't actually see a mutilated baby, just a pile of gore. You know it was the baby, but you can't make heads or tails of it.

konrad751 R movies do that, it didn't have to but it is for a specific demographic for sure

I actually found the prolonged scene of Jennifer Lawrence getting pummeled by the mob harder to watch than the split second baby's death. It happens so fast all you really hear is the snap.

There's definitely that aspect that the writer pulls from. However, the film at its core, is mostly an environmental allegory... The woman being Mother Nature. The home being the Earth. The child being nature's resources. Ending with Mother (Nature) spazzing out and destroying the home (Earth), after the def of her child (natural resources), who was consumed by the overpopulated guess of the house (mankind), after their reckless treatment of the home (Earth). She even went to Earth's core (where the furnace was at), to set it ablaze.

That applies to God being an artist/creator too, so it works! It's like *Prometheus* movie _and_ myth; God creates Man, Man destroys God, Man creates AI, AI destroys Man... Women, inherits the earth. 😏

that's exactly what i got from the film.

I agree. I think it fits well.

Yes, when I watched I also thought it was about a artist and a muse. But like they said, that would also fit God and Mother earth :v

I actually got the artists interpretation in the theater. KZfaq had been pushing 'mother! ending' videos on me so I only saw the nature allegory after watching them (including the ones with Darren Aronofsky himself saying that was the allegory) you're not crazy, I'm crazy!

Or should I say failing relationships, I totally agree with Jeremy though his makes much more sense. I believe this movie has multiple little meaning throughout and woven into the big meaning

Riley It would seem like an abusive relationship because God and humanity's treatment of Mother Earth is abusive. Still a valid interpretation! But it was definitely a biblical allegory

This movie is masterclass in storytelling. I had the same interpretation as you did but instead of an abusive relationship (I.e. verbal or physical abuse) I would say neglectful, loveless, and parasitic on the part of the poet. I HATED the poet leaving the theatre and I pray no innocent young girl takes such a man as a husband for their sake. As for the many biblical references, while anyone can see the similarities outlined here I think they fall WOEFULLY short of the actual story in the Bible. Frankly, any comparison of the poet as God borders on offensive given how self-serving and heartless the poet is. He destroyed the lives of two women in this movie with a third on the way to fuel his career and cure his impotence as a writer with writer's block. He cared nothing for the life his wife tried to build and provide for him. He barely cared to touch or listen to her and always had some "righteous" excuse for leaving her side to spend more time in the limelight or to find more inspiration in the tragedies of others to use in his next book. And in the end, after he'd destroyed her almost completely she loved him enough to say you can STILL have the love in my heart even if it kills me. And like a vampire he took it only to repeat his sins again and again from one girl to the next. If anything, Jennifer Lawrence's character is god-like in that she perpetually gives her love to a person who doesn't deserve it or reciprocate it only to watch him disappoint and sin over and over again in a cycle he has yet to turn from instead of turning towards the abundant, purposeful, and important things in life she wants for him. I know this sounds preachy and God knows I haven't been to church in ages but "Mother Earth" has nothing to do with anything. The great tragedy here is the harm we cause to others and to ourselves.

Riley it is an abusive relationship between god and mother earth

Riley I actually got the same feeling cause my relationship started out great and basically love being sent back and forth daily until the love was just gone and so now me and her don't see each other at all, but overall I did see in that way too, and also I was crying too

Jared Thompson god bless your sister and Hollywood sometimes seems does not have a heart

Ok maybe but what was the thing in the toilet? Bad chili?

That's how I saw it. She needed to take the light in it's external form until she becomes pregnant at which point the light is whithin her and she believes she doesn't need the external light source any longer. " Am I the light bulb that is a vehicle for the light, or am I the light itself?" Joseph Campbell / Hindu stuff.

you'RE not

Lala Lolo wooowww 1 year later lmao I watched it today on now tv and I can’t stop thinking about it but me and you had a very similar interpretation

Lala Lolo that’s the 1 dimensional interpretation but accurate as well

Wow....I just thought the same thing.....But jermys explanation is way better...

DisneyxROTG Moana

I think you mean "covfefe"

and Javier Bardem is Maui, chihuuuu!!!

three fitty?

mrs perkin Here's an idea. See the movie anyway. Stop accepting the same crap that Hollywood constantly puts out. Fuck the trailer, and go see it. Hell, you might even LIKE IT.

mrs perkin what?

Matthew Cooper dumbass this movie is exactly the same crap Hollywood puts out. Lmao

Ultima Nova What are you talking about? You haven't even seen this have you?

mrs perkin If you like watching Artsy Fartsy movies to snobbify over, this one's a must!

Eduardo Rivera Oh man that's Aaronofsky for you haha. The man is a genius, but a nihilist

I'm actually kinda glad that he did. Just makes the point that humanity is royally fucking up ever so clearer

I'm actually kinda glad that he did. Just makes the point that humanity is royally fucking up ever so clearer

Well, there is dog shit associated with both...

father!

It was left by Abel and she wanted to forget about the family but couldn't strike it from memory and the people being there was salt in the wound.

When Cain murdered Abel blood was spilled all over the floor (the ground of earth) and it created this irremovable wound that cannot be healed, murder exists now, you cannot go back from this. And she can't heal it, it just keeps bleeding down to the heart/furnace of the home (core of the earth) and even when she replaces the floor the hole comes back and is getting bigger as more people kill each other in the later half of the movie. I do not think it was coincidence that the nursery was in the same room, if the baby is meant to be Jesus then he is being put in the room as Mother's last attempt to erase the damage. Put an innocent baby in a room of sin to try and heal the wound. Originally, the blood also drips down unto the plaster, which leads her to discover the hidden room with the oil tank, representative of her rage and power, which she eventually uses to kill all the humans. Like the house/earth is Mother's entire life's work basically, she spends all her time selflessly perfecting this oasis that God loves and then the humans damage it that first time and God leaves to comfort the humans instead of helping her, which creates that wound in her own heart mirrored by earth/the house that can never be healed and it is represented by the oozing wound of the earth/the hole in the floor that no amount of time can heal essentially getting bigger all the time until the only way to heal the house/earth/herself is to destroy everything, cleansing it as she was always going to have to do at some point going all the way back to the first murder where the blood was telling her she will one day have to destroy everything or everything will destroy her. That's my take at least.

More like the lasting stain of the 1st evil act

Trey human centipede?

There were a few people in my viewing who cracked by the end and started laughing. When there is no comic relief and it is so persistently intense not everyone can take it.

Travis Ramos it was funny cuz it was bad like that shit was not good even if u understood the meaning 😂

Never been so close to walking out of a film, I genuinely felt ill after they snapped the baby's neck and started eating him, proper fucked up film and I'll never watch it again

Same happened in my theater. People started laughing and also they brought a fucking baby to watch the movie, i was like whaaaat.

Steve Resendiz Aronofsky is a big weeb

"ravissary79"...2)- deep poetic: biblical narrative about evil mankind, the curse of sin and how we've ruined everything, but that God loves us, so we keep getting second chances till we finally go too far. - Not getting second chance, but rather we are like puppets to Him. So He can have His fun, no mather the concequences. I think this is somewhat criticism to God. At the end of the movie Him being obsessed with His storytelling. And again He makes another begining of creation, while in a process ends the Mother (Jennifer Lawrence) and creates another one. Story is defenitly Biblical.

I fully agree with the first two points. I personally interpreted it as point #1. After watching Jeremy's interpretation, I believe he is so right also

I'm on board with you. I thought the same thing when I watched it.

That shows its gotta be a wicked piece of art if it can be interpreted multiple ways, damn now I kinda wanna see it haha

If that's your take, its totally ok but Jennifer Lawrence already said that her character is mother earth on interviews so i assume that thats what the director said to her. Just saying.

I feel my point still stands

Marshall Stannus there's a KZfaq video Variety did with Jennifer Lawrence and director and he said it's about 'mother nature' and not about fame. But Jennifer does say she can see why it could be interpreted that way. Very interesting interview

Miguel Dakak or the baby brought her hope so she no longer needed to keep telling her self to have faith/hope(drinking the yellow elixir)

Natedog I like that... That's a great assumption!

Miguel Dakak thx, i just watched the movie last night and I’m so upset that i never heard of this movie, i would’ve loved to watch it at the theatre.

Natedog I didn't know anything about it... It was quite an experience! I liked that... You would have liked it for sure.