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The cup of water disappears from her hand because Andrew/Teddy is traumatized by water, and his mind is randomly erasing the water from his vision in that moment. One of the earliest clues that what we're seeing isn't reliable. That's also why he gets violently seasick at the beginning, and why his mind keeps telling him there's a massive rainstorm happening outside the asylum. All his water-trauma popping up in random ways.

@ThatShyGuyMatt

11 ай бұрын

Yeah, very few people notice this. But its the biggest giveaway he's the patient! Which kinda ruined the twist as we already knew early on. Though rewatching the m movie there are other clues of course.

Your specific appreciation of cinematography and sound design is the most unique aspect of your reactions, an entire dimension not typically explored. It's nice to hear input from an expert eye on this.

That last "WAIT A SECOND!" worth the wait lol

Yeah the ending was a final twist to the story that I never picked up on myself initially. He was cured at the end but chose the lobotomy because he wanted to be rid of the memory.

"Shutter Island" is an anagram of both "truths and lies," and "truths/denials," The anagram shenanigans fit even better when you consider that it's revealed later in the movie that the name of protagonist Edward Daniels is an anagram of his real identity, Andrew Laeddis, while Rachel Solando is also an anagram of Daniels' dead wife Dolores Chanal.

@asilduin4594

4 күн бұрын

"Truth and lies" has 12 letters. Shutter Island has 13.

@williamdrake6711

4 күн бұрын

@asilduin4594 was suppose to be truths and lies, truths/denials.... it autocorrected so yes you were correct

@asilduin4594

4 күн бұрын

@@williamdrake6711 ahhh, that makes more sense

Gad you cauight at the end that he was cured but didn't want to be himself anymore. Even those who figured out early on he was the patient, they didn't even catch he was cured in the end.

Shutter Island was mainly filmed in Massachusetts, with Taunton being the location for the World War II flashback scenes.Old industrial buildings in Taunton's Whittenton Mills Complex replicated the Dachau concentration camp.The old Medfield State Hospital in Medfield, Massachusetts, was another key location. Cawley's office scenes were the second floor of the chapel during the late evening. Lights were shone through the windows to make it look like it was daytime. The crew painted the hospital's brick walls to look like plywood. This served the dual purpose of acting as scenery and blocking the set from view of a local road. The crew wanted to film at the old Worcester State Hospital, but demolition of surrounding buildings made it impossible. The stone lodge, next to Leach Pond, at Borderland State Park in Easton, Massachusetts, was used for the cabin scene. The film used Peddocks Island as a setting for the story's island. East Point, in Nahant, Massachusetts, was the location for the lighthouse scenes.The scenes where Teddy and Chuck are caught in the hurricane were filmed at the Wilson Mountain Reservation in Dedham, Massachusetts.Filming ended on July 2, 2008. Bro, I am super glad you loved this movie because I line 2 miles from medfield state hospital and we go for walks there often!

Top 5 movies of all time. You're brilliant. I don't know what it's like to have such an accute, forward-moving brain. Nice job

This dude is easily the smartest reactor I've ever seen. I've not seen any reactor picking up on cues like this guy and even a minute detail doesn't get past this guy.

@crissangelfan212

11 ай бұрын

Almost as if he’s seen the movie already.

@Kennyancat

11 ай бұрын

He has Asperger's and that may make him pay attention to fine detail because of that. Just my guess.

@arcanevi4477

11 ай бұрын

@@crissangelfan212 try harder, even if he did, we don't care :) I would keep watching and liking his good content

@lungfulldrummer8921

11 ай бұрын

Pausing the movie all the time is gonna help him digest things in a different way, as well as break his immersion throughout.

Holy shit man you caught on way quicker than I did👍🏽 you are one intelligent and attentive man. I didn’t even catch the small detail like the cigarettes or the fact that they met with the doctor first instead of the warden. Good job👍🏽

This is a movie that replays absolutely different on the 2nd viewing

When Martin and Leo do a movie you know it will be great.

" That took away too long!" Aahhahaaa Worth it!

This movie still haunts me. Hard to let it go.

@Catherine.Dorian.

11 ай бұрын

It should’ve been a much more beloved film. The twist is insane and the end is heartbreaking yet right. It truly is a film that sticks with you

@piotrswat169

11 ай бұрын

@@Catherine.Dorian. Whole movie is very true to the book,i'm personally thankful for that.

@Catherine.Dorian.

11 ай бұрын

@@piotrswat169 I didn’t even know there was a book first!

@piotrswat169

11 ай бұрын

@@Catherine.Dorian. Book has a bit more,but still an easy read, pulls you in fast.When i watched the movie first time i was just in awe how similar it felt.

@therealmccoy6097

11 ай бұрын

​@@Catherine.Dorian.easily one of the most underrated movies of all time

haha smart man, seeing the things no one else did including me haha this is one of like 3 that caught me off guard, the mist, and one other, i just seen it but now i cant remember it haha. . . . 23:15 not even half way through haha, if you go back and rewatch the movie, notice what happens around fire and water and you start to pick up on all the lil clues that told us whats what from the get go haha, i love this movie leos performance was so good here

Great movie. Most of my friends said it was too confusing and they didn’t like it. I remember watching it by myself and loving it.

The camp that you see in movie is Dachau my great-uncle was in charge of the unit that freed all the Jews that were there. They really did lineup every single guard and shoot them when they saw what they were doing pushing people in the ovens

So glad you caught the ending! A lot of people miss out on that part! Great reaction though!! You figured it out before it even got to the middle! Haha ❤

This movie has the most stunning visuals I have ever seen

This is an amazing movie & the end shocked me. Never expected it.

This was a fun one to watch you unravel...it's such a well done movie!

I love your mindset on these movies. And I love watching your brain work

EPIC MOVIE - MY TOP 5 -- Leo is so FAB in this type of Movie - Most don't really get the ending or one's I've told about it didn't like it -- or gave up or whatever -- I was waiting for you to say this was a MIND "F"!!!!! - Phenomenal Movie ---- Now I got to go watch it again for like no telling how many times --- Thanks Mr. Boyd -- Your attention to Detail must come from Your Profession as a Photographer!!!! With the Cinematography --- I Love You Photography --- on your IG

I highly recommended Taxi Driver. Not only Scorsese's best IMO but also my favorite film of all time. Its one you can really dig deep into and analyze. Robert De Niro delivers a masterful performance. Everything Scorsese does is amazing though.

There's a movie with Ben Kingsley (dr. John Cawley here) - The Physician, you'd probably like a lot.

@piotrswat169

11 ай бұрын

Yeah good one, book too.

Can't go wrong with Scorsese. We got Gangs of New York, we got Casino, The Irishman... And Goodfellas, but I haven't seen that one so

DiCaprio is one of the few actors who consistently picks and chooses those movies that make him a "Movie Star" as well as a "Great Actor."

Omg I've watched this movie a dozen times didn't realize until just now that he was healed but chose to be lobotomized

@iainsteele5737

11 ай бұрын

it took you a dozen times to realise the very obvious ending?

@youtubesucks7384

11 ай бұрын

@@iainsteele5737🤣🤣🤣

@theduckfromthejoke152

5 ай бұрын

You're the top comment and you're giving this away?? You ever heard the expression "Just be cool..."

@Raven5150

5 ай бұрын

You are never healed, ask anyone with any level of nuerodiversity, yiu are never healed cause theres nothing to heal, at the time this was set, you got a lobotomy no matter what thry actually gave him the benefit of the doubt for much longer then they would have

0:00 Giving this video love

"Bones would have burnt." There are grinders at funeral homes for a reason, cremulators. Bones are very hard to get rid of. You can't just destroy a body in a furnace.

Okay, the way this reaction went means that it's time to watch 'Identity' 😇

I actually recommend law abiding citizen(Jamie foxx Gerard butler), Basic (john travolta,Samuel Jackson, The usual suspects (kevin spacey.

You should watch a movie called “The Game” with Michael Douglas!

If you want movie wich will made you think with some of craziest plot and mystery ending check 12 monkeys 1995 with bruce willis his best role and brad pitt also one of brad best roles end is pretty much unexplaned there is a lot of theories i would put it in top 10 movies

So few catch the cup. When I saw it in the theatre I was like……wait.

@Sd3cinema

11 ай бұрын

You have to keep in mind that postpartum was not acknowledged let alone treated. Womens health was not taken seriously, and you were very much still under your husbands control. So it very much would have been on him to get her help. He admitted she had told him about her mental decline, but he ignored it.

Wow you sir impress me. 👏 you put the freaking movie together @ or close to 30 min. 23 min to be exact estimate. Great reaction

The storm was real.

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In order to reflect Teddy's broken mental state and keep the audience unconsciously uncomfortable throughout the film, Scorsese included a number of INTENTIONAL continuity errors ultimately intended to foreshadow Shutter Island's big twist. Iike the one where a patient can be seen "drinking" a glass of invisible water, only for the next shot to show an actual glass of water.

Also I thought a cool fact was how much CGI was used in this movie..the exteriors of Shutter Island were achieved through a combination of practical locations, miniatures, and green screen compositing, but many of the Ward C interiors were shot on partial sets completed in post-production

@akyhne

8 ай бұрын

Thats VFX, not CGI. CGI is part of VFX, just like green screen, miniature, matte painting, parallax camera work etc. Most VFX, like what you described, goes back to almost the birth of film making, while CGI is a fairly new part of VFX.

What a movie....

Oh my fucking god. I love the way your brain works!!!!

I always thought the ending with the lake was some spectacular acting. But since I've had my own children I can't imagine what that would do to a person.

Yep..

Great reaction. The movie is epic.

Fantastic movie, and I don't usually like Scorsese movies, but I like this one. I caught that things were really weird, but my mind was stuck on Asylum = supernatural, so I missed some of the clues. The ending just shook me, but I can totally understand his reasoning. If I suddenly realized that my entire family was gone due to my partner deleting my children and me then deleting my partner, I'd make the same decision he did. I'd rather spend the rest of my life in what ever oblivious state of mind a lobotomy puts you in than to live with that knowledge and without my family. He knew the staff at the hospital did their best to take care of all their patients, so he knew they would take care of him after the lobotomy too... and he knew that lobotomized patients tended to die sooner back then as well, so it would be a quicker end of his life.

Have you seen the movie Hacksaw Ridge? If you haven’t you should definitely check it out it’s such a good movie and it’s based on a true story. Andrew Garfield plays the lead role and he does an amazing job in it imo

They removed the trunk oif the tree that broke the wall but not the debris, you are seeing the remaining debris

I read this book years ago and the ending infuriated me

It's a thinker.

Far Harbor, love that

Please watch Plunkett and Macleane.

15:45 have you seen this before? or was this your first itme watching? I'm asking because you knew she would then have the cup in her hand when the scene switches shrug 🤷🏾‍♀

Arrival (2016)

This is probably my least favorite Scorsese movies. I read the book and loved it. You want to watch a great Denis Lehane adaptation "Mystic River" directed by Clint Eastwood.

The only other Scorsese films I can think of I’ve seen are Taxi Driver and Cape Fear. Both classics you should see but I don’t like them as much as Shutter Island.

@cheebagardens1759

11 ай бұрын

He’s got over a dozen movies that are elite.

I don't know if I'd kill her, but I'd make sure she went to jail / psych ward for a loooong time, I wouldn't take them back after either. I think the reason he was there was not because he killed her as much as him in that delusional state. This is such a good movie.

@arcanevi4477

11 ай бұрын

Knowing she would leave in probably 6 years because that's the justice system agaisnt white women

Bro it was said what was in ward C you pause a lot but you don't really pay attention 😂

Get help for his wife?? You need to consider the time…

Just for clarification, are you saying (God forbid), if this happened to you, you would delete your wife? I mean while I understand it, that would just land you in prison. I don't think I could do that. For sure I'd make sure she would get a death sentence or something. But I am not willing to kill delete her over it. Only because I have no interest in prison, at least American prison.

@wilson0213

11 ай бұрын

Your interests and what seems important to you goes out the window when something as dramatic as your kids being murdered happens.

jesus christ dude stop pausing ever second