So many times in my life I've felt like screaming "Tech support!"

@kevinensunsa

4 жыл бұрын

I must remember this next time I'm having a nightmare, lol.

@zlee001

4 жыл бұрын

Well even without tech support you still know what to do to wake up.

@mathewcaratini1182

3 жыл бұрын

LMFAO

@quietcorner293

3 жыл бұрын

That's a new one for me to use. I often think to myself that I want to go back into the matrix. Dreaming is often better than reality.

@zlee001

3 жыл бұрын

@@quietcorner293 no. This world Is the matrix. The real world is much worse than this.

For Some reason, I still think about this movie over 15 years later.

@cursebreaker666

5 жыл бұрын

name checks out

@xlixity

5 жыл бұрын

I saw this movie late at night in 2002. It very well influenced me in several ways, one of them being Russell's character of McGabe. I had just lost my father months earlier, and even before then he was never around much since my parents were divorced. That scene when LE is explaining to David how McGabe was a creation of his mind made from characters like Atticus Finch as a projection of what having a father could be like hit me extremely hard emotionally. I didn't know much about my dad beyond superficial stuff, and realizing how many experiences I would never have and only guess what they felt like, similar to David... ... I just never let that feeling go. It's been nearly 16 years later, and not a week goes by I don't think of it.

@funtimes8296

5 жыл бұрын

Because it's one of the best movies ever made. It has to be the most underrated movie of all time.

@Rooster714oc

5 жыл бұрын

Wow me too that’s why I’m here

@MrJosephdrummond

5 жыл бұрын

bc they don't often make movies this good. pretty simple.

Everything post accident is a coma and Sofie is greeting him as he wakes from it. Cameron gives you all the clues you need in the photos and videos flashing quickly as David is falling. There was no cryogenic freezing; that was something his mind created after seeing Benny the dog before leaving the apartment. His coma turned into a nightmare fueled by guilt, fear and love. The guilt of being careless with those he cared for, and the fear of losing the women he just fell hopelessly in love with. Tech support was his subconscious telling him he was dreaming, and he was given the choice to stay in the coma or wake up. And as you know, every passing minute is another chance to turn it all around. So David now has another opportunity to be a better friend, boss and man for Sophie.

@hristianagrozdanova5775

Жыл бұрын

I think that this is the only explanation that makes the movie worth it to me.

@wqsnsr8

Жыл бұрын

Nope....everything from beginning till end was a dream

@FirstLast-yc9lq

Жыл бұрын

Uh he was for sure frozen.

@Cat_in_Spacetime

Жыл бұрын

Good interpretation.

@zunairafaiz372

Жыл бұрын

Thank you this makes sense

Lucid dreams, altered consciousness, cryogenic life suspension... So many futuristic and incredible things in this movie. But the thing I find most incredible is tech support actually coming through and getting it right on the first try.

@awesumtoast97

8 ай бұрын

It wasn't futuristic at all. It's a remake. It just seems futuristic back then cause we didn't have that information about psychological stuff cause the internet was shite but if you know about psyche then you would get it. It just became common today cause lucid dreaming was a trend on socials in 2011ish/the age of creepy pasta.

@ronzombie6541

6 ай бұрын

Did you try turning it off and back on?

Such an underrated film.

@muschip

5 жыл бұрын

What did you exactly like about it? Plot that stays abstract and peppered with deus ex machina everywhere.. I couldn't see this as even a fundamentally produced movie. I finished it wondering how someone could like this.

@nossasenhoradoo871

4 жыл бұрын

"Such an underrated film." By whom?

@nossasenhoradoo871

4 жыл бұрын

@Jimmy Peeps "Critics hated it." The same critics (or some of them) who praised '12 Years a Slave' and 'Monster', both utter garbage? These critics are morons. I doubt either film was based on 'true events' especially 'Monster'. Serial killers (male or female) have simply been invented by the media.

@iridium5122

4 жыл бұрын

I remember when it came out it got most bad reviews. After watching I fell in love with it. It was one of the most profound movies for me from this time period. Possibly all 3 of the actors best roles.

@momentumstocks3493

4 жыл бұрын

yeah......i too loved it. The whole idea..playboy (living the dream) then suffers life changing injuries (lives like normal people) WHAT if...what if he never got in the car........

I just honestly wanna say that when I was about 16 and saw this movie, it changed me... And that's the magic with movies.

@RT-hh8kl

5 жыл бұрын

Johnson82ish a

@stephaneconstant1302

5 жыл бұрын

i also remembered that many years ago i saw it and i didn't liked it but one week ago i re-watched it for free juts using boxxy software and included it in my fav list

@muschip

5 жыл бұрын

What was so magical about it? What realization did it leave you with? I just finished it and couldn't stand it. Just in awe that ppl adore this, kinda need to get insight on others views.

@ricoco7891

5 жыл бұрын

Moose Chip Basically, the movie envokes feelings of loneliness, love and the loss of love. It makes you more mindful that every decision, no matter how miniscule could change your life. "Every minute is a new chance to turn it all around". It also shows the importance of valuing every minute of life, because we don't know if it will last long.

@2130dar

4 жыл бұрын

Johnson82ish when I was 17 I seen this.. and I was an idiot and completely did not get it.. ten years later it blew my fucking mind.. guess I passed the idiot test

Alternative theory: there was no option for him to “wake up” The simulation just lies to him so when he thinks he is waking up, he just restarts in the simulation. No exit.

@notsojoerogan

3 жыл бұрын

First time I’ve heard this one, and I think we have a winner. What an incredible thought/theory

@Backwardsman95

3 жыл бұрын

Woah, I guess it's just assumed technology has improved in the future to revive him

@victorix30

2 жыл бұрын

I hope not, otherwise it’s super tragic 😢

@kiyoshimatsutsuyu1931

2 жыл бұрын

NICE TAKE

@tittymcgee3859

2 жыл бұрын

@@kiyoshimatsutsuyu1931 it gave me no pleasure to arrive at that as a possibility since it is actually extremely depressing LOL

I think the face value ending makes the most sense. It is also a moral ending since David learned the hard way not to play with people's feelings - Brian - and Julie and Sofia too. He got into the car - having just met the supposed love of his life - maybe thinking he could keep Julie as a fuck buddy. As Sofia said to him - I wish you had never got into that car. It's the little things like getting into a car that make the difference - in David's case between a life of true happiness - and a nightmare of his own making.

@robotmafia000

Жыл бұрын

So true, I agree

@beneficialfrequencies8907

Жыл бұрын

Agree.. Also in the film I remember the phrase "its the little things that shape the big things" him getting in the car when he had already witnessed Julie being a a stalker was his mistake. It removed him from the love of his life. He made a bad choice. Seemed small at the time but it shaoed his whole future.

@W3sker

Жыл бұрын

Dam

@hellajellatv9418

Жыл бұрын

"Face" value. Nice 👉👉

@jeffreycalloway6421

Жыл бұрын

As a SciFi geek I'm okay with and like the literal narrative. From a storytellers heartstrings point of view you're answer is a close call for best effect. However, in the literal narrative the idea that David is willing to leave his opportunity to be happy in his dream with Sofia because of the chance of finding her again in another life....when they are both cats. That line is so much the personality of Sofia, so original to David, that his mind could not generate her and her fresh input into his being.... So David Jumps....to find Sofia again for REAL.

I truly don't love any other film the way I love this one. Vanilla Sky is a brilliant masterpiece and I won't apologize for feeling that way. Tom Cruise's best film.

@anacondasquezze4948

5 жыл бұрын

Agree on that

@R.O.E.

5 жыл бұрын

Copycat and worst ending so sad

@arjunedappanath4054

4 жыл бұрын

Original spanish is way better

@capitanfuturo594

4 жыл бұрын

@@arjunedappanath4054 No man, that remake is little better.

@jimmy2k4o

4 жыл бұрын

I adore it too but it’s not re beat just because Tom makes so so so many great movies Mi series, edge of Tomorrow, a few good men, eyes wide shut, minority report, Valkyrie.

“I want to live a real life. I don’t want to dream any longer.” I’ve said that quote to myself so many times over the years. It’s simple, it’s lovely, yet so tragic and sad at the same time. In many ways we never get beyond just existing, trapped in our own thoughts and dreams. Hoping to find the hidden door to our real life, and watching as the minutes, hours, and days pass by. That said, I think it’s so achingly beautiful that we all keep trying.

@funygameur

3 жыл бұрын

Touching words man

@kawehionalani3957

3 жыл бұрын

Most people sadly live their lives for other people worried about being judged. Once we stop living for others is when we can live a real life.

@edwardseverinsen5598

3 жыл бұрын

@@kawehionalani3957 Not caring what others think is hard. I've tried before but it was a logistical nightmare. Where's the line you cross before just being yourself and not caring what others think blurs into narcissism and being a bad person. It's hard to balance because no man is an island. At the end of the day we care what others think because we care about others. We live our lives for other people all the time. If you were the last human on Earth I doubt you'd wanna live very long. I've said it once and I'll die saying it: our ultimate purpose and drive for living comes from other people. We watch movies with people in them, play video games with people in them, read books about people, etc. We're such a social species we have the uncanny ability of seeing faces in practically everything from clouds to the front of cars because our instincts put so much emphasis on not missing out on an interaction with another person. Even if it means seeing people where there are none. People are the focal point of our lives. That's why it's so hard to just stop caring what they think because on some level you're ignoring a part of the reason you're alive and your ultimate purpose.

@h.c..

2 жыл бұрын

❤❤❤

@thomasbramwell9592

Жыл бұрын

🙂

Holy shit I can’t believe Ellie was actually LE as in Life Extension. David’s mind was trying to tell him that this was in fact all a dream

@OctaviaGabrielle

Жыл бұрын

Right!!!!

@lilamontoya5609

Жыл бұрын

Oh snap I didn't even realize until now

I just finished watching it again for the third time since it was released. The older I get the more I really appreciate it for the way it makes you think about life choices, regrets, and love

@Cat_in_Spacetime

Жыл бұрын

Yeah man, completely agree..

@a-k9161

10 ай бұрын

Life is the video game just keep playing and respect the rules

@stephenperry9042

7 ай бұрын

I don't like the way it talks about "true love". It just seems cheesy and we all know why it was "true love" right? He was a rich handsome witty guy and she was a sweet caring gorgeous woman. If sophia had not been so beautiful, would there have still been "true love" lol probably not.

@mitchelltower6232

5 ай бұрын

@@stephenperry9042 beauty is in the eye of the beholder

"You were missed, David. It was Sofia who never fully recovered. It was she who somehow knew you best... and like you, she never forgot that one night where true love seemed possible." This words really hurt me

@jjr1728

Жыл бұрын

"I really want to make sweet love to a schoolboy" - Lloyd Christmas, Dumb and Dumber.

@hellajellatv9418

Жыл бұрын

It's beautiful

@carloscordova7873

Жыл бұрын

Seen this movie twice and both times that part made me cry 😢

@longonsd25

Жыл бұрын

😢

@carlostejada1479

8 ай бұрын

but she dumped him

I remember going to watch this movie with a friend when it came out and rt when Cruise is going into facial reconstruction surgery and is singing "what if God was one of us," we started to hear someone screaming for a doctor..I wasn't sure if it was in the film but all of the sudden the lights came up and the movie went off. I man was having a heart attack..people were trying to perform cpr and revive or keep him alive..ambulance arrived super quick and he was wheeled out but didn't look good. Everyone was just sitting in stunned silence. Then after a couple minutes someone came around with free movie passes and they started up the show again. It was a surreal experience while watching a surreal movie. True story folks.

@glitchy3550

3 жыл бұрын

WOW thats crazy

@iOpurrrate

2 ай бұрын

And I had lunch with Michael Jackson.

@JJGerrard1980

2 ай бұрын

@@iOpurrrate Is that why you're so butt-hurt? Buzz off gnat.

I've watched this movie like a hundred times. I believe the ending is left vague because its not important. It would lessen the value of the ending if it were any more clear. I think the only thing we are meant to take away from the film is that we cannot cheat our subconscious and that life is never as sweet without the sour.

@AdeebHamad

2 жыл бұрын

@Joe Bloggs well I wouldn't have gotten in that car for sure, but I mean I don't think David was a bad guy. Maybe he wanted to give her a chance to talk about it. I don't think he got in the car with the intention to keep cheating. I think he just felt bad. He was even offended by what she told him before he got in the car.

@AdeebHamad

2 жыл бұрын

@Star Espinal she guilt tripped him for sure, but I don't think she knew she was going to kill herself that day.

My favorite line in this movie is at the beginning (during the house party) when he comes out of the kitchen holding 2 bags of ice and says, “Who wants ice?”---you have to watch the movie a few times to understand the irony of this line…he’s dead for the entire movie and his body is cryogenically frozen.

@rocketsmall4547

Жыл бұрын

but he doesn't know that. so it makes no sense. u are reading into nothing

@Francisthefootball

Жыл бұрын

​@@rocketsmall4547 Watch the movie a second or third time and you will get it. The entire movie is about his journey to figure out that he actually IS frozen. It isn't until the middle to end of the movie when his memory starts playing tricks on him and he appeals to tech support that he figures this out. Your premise that "he doesn't know that" is correct at the beginning of the movie (He has just started his recollection to McCabe--the Psychiatrist of his fantasy) but your conclusion that I am reading into nothing is 100% wrong...The fact that he realizes at the end that he is in fact a frozen dead man (and in a state of lucid dreaming as per the contract he signed with LE) adds even more to the irony of the statement at the beginning "Who wants ice?"

@rocketsmall4547

Жыл бұрын

@@Francisthefootball aight due to ur very articulated response. i will try to watch the movie 2 more timez. will get back to u in few weeks. also. ice can also mean other things . like a slang for bad drug. or some very good agency pending who u ask. i know thats not what the movie is going. but as he is cryogenic frozen. there is really no ice involved. but to eachs own

@Francisthefootball

Жыл бұрын

@@rocketsmall4547RE: "ice can also mean other things" I absolutely agree and this is why I would suggest viewing the movie multiple times. You are correct that the movie is not primarily about drug use (as compared to say Fear and Loathing in Vegas for example) but David does ultimately end his own life with pills so I would agree that you could actually find another layer behind "Who wants Ice?" in that sense. Nice work! ... To go even farther down the rabbit hole of "ICE" as a bad drug in your interpretation, what about "ICE" as a bad trip/experience in general? (David literally takes a bad trip that leads to his disfigurement when he gets in the car with Julie. The trip David takes with McCabe leads him to the realization of his own death which is terrifying for him. I also like "ICE" as diamonds/material wealth as I think this would also apply to the movie or my favorite: "ICE" In Case of Emergency...Man I want to watch this movie again. Thank you.

@rocketsmall4547

Жыл бұрын

@@Francisthefootball ok i watched it. was pretty good. good film. i can probably watch it a few more times and find more things i missed. later

I just miss Sofia

@creepymarinettedupain-chen6040

3 жыл бұрын

You only met her once!!

@chandhiniiv4266

3 жыл бұрын

@@creepymarinettedupain-chen6040 and loved her all his life :-)

The music on this film is class

@anacondasquezze4948

5 жыл бұрын

I agree

@gonzo2700

5 жыл бұрын

I agree ...i have a lot of the songs downloaded

@Theelectroarcheologist

4 жыл бұрын

Totally agree. Love the fact they had leftfield, the chemical brothers and swayzak featured in this movies soundtrack. They couldn’t have picked a better track from Paul McCartney to play in this movie

@acidmack1041

4 жыл бұрын

The part when he is smothering Julia/Sofia is brilliant with the songs fading in and out over the top

@VALIS538

4 жыл бұрын

Was there a Bjork track there like the original

I watched this film in the summertime and didn't know what to think. But for some reason, I couldn't stop thinking about this movie for almost 6 months after my first viewing. After much thought, I decided to watch this movie again and I can safely say that I love it. No film has been able to impact me this much in a long long time. Wonderful movie!

Even if 90 per cent of the film consisted of dreams and imaginations you can't help but feel sad about the reality that actually took place. The fact that sofia didn't come back the next morning, his face was deformed and body was injured actually and the fact that all these things happened 150 years ago and hardly there was any reminisce of his actual life

@Justth1nk41nce

10 ай бұрын

*spoilers* 😂

@carlostejada1479

8 ай бұрын

Exactly

@AdrianChazz

8 ай бұрын

@@Justth1nk41nceWhy TF would you be in a _"Vanilla Sky Movie Ending... Explained"_ video if you don't want any spoilers? lmao

The end is clearly an analogy for death ('"see your life flashing before your eyes"), and implies an afterlife (opening your eyes to the next stage of existence). This could be the end of a coma, or moving on from a sort of purgatory (the disfiguration being a manifestation of the ugliness within that he has to come to terms with before moving on)-- either of which begins at the car crash.

@guillermovacarezza892

4 жыл бұрын

Absolutely agree on this theory. The dream / purgatory state after the accident would explain the existence of a rather implausible LE company selling cryogen and lucid dreaming. David mind created "LE" based on the Benny the dog report and book by that writer.

@ImperialMJG

3 жыл бұрын

I have been in a coma. And it was total darkness. Nothing. I believe there is nothing after death. You are just gone. For me I was in an accident and would never know I died. The surreal thing was waking up. But I like that idea for this ending.

@forevercursedlucifer113

2 жыл бұрын

Had a experience similar, pure black and odd enough to say the lack of fear of it when only accepting as nothing hurts no more. Might be a sign of existence to still be aware of the darkness.

I don't know why but it makes me so happy to see how many other people were so deeply affected by this movie. I don't personally know a lot of people who loved it and I always find myself in conversations defending it and trying to make them understand how amazing it is...

The psychologist represnts his ego, the two women order and chaos, the board members society, the best friend is his youth, the lawyers family... and many more metaphors. To me the story seems to hit a few points of spirituality and awakening. The vanilla sky seems be referring to a universal common deity we all can identify with.

@R.O.E.

5 жыл бұрын

BEST. Im agree with it👍 How about the ending? I think its about “Second Chance”, because He killing himself and still alive. “Do you believe in God David..?” And definitely life must go on and still free will

@turbo8628

4 жыл бұрын

I was with you until you assumed all people can identofy woth a universal deity. I'm an atheist 😉

@dakshmanohar5678

4 жыл бұрын

@@turbo8628 me too brother

@lanchanoinguyen2914

3 жыл бұрын

i prefer the matrix more.This movie is creepy

@ronmmb

3 жыл бұрын

Turbo 86 YAH is God

I like to think the ending is David waking up from the surgery to repair his face.

@RazorwireReviews

6 жыл бұрын

Good one!

@bbyjazzjane

5 жыл бұрын

This is a valid 6th theory

@davidmundt7081

4 жыл бұрын

@@bbyjazzjane Agree.

@guillermovacarezza892

4 жыл бұрын

Could be!! anothe possible interpretation, they are all valid

@maliksabr7271

4 жыл бұрын

The movie was an entire dream

He was in a coma the entire time. One long ass cinematic lucid dream. If you’ve ever successfully recognized you were in a dream, you quickly realize you are in complete control of everything and everyone. There’s is nothing like it. And nothing worse than having to wake up.

@GregSmith-wf6hq

5 жыл бұрын

unless I'm under the influence of the correct cocktail of stimulating and tranquilizers, if I'm not very careful in remaining calm and not get overexcited, I almost instantly wake myself from lucid dream. but boy oh boy when I can stretch it on for a while and really manifest anything at all. Best sex ever

@Deep_Armageddon

4 жыл бұрын

I wish I could learn how to lucid dream

@Theelectroarcheologist

4 жыл бұрын

It would explain why he doesn’t remember what happened to him while he was in coma. Cause he’s still in it. It could even be possible that L.E is the name of the hospital that has him on life support. The tech support guy could simply be his doctor that’s taking care of him. It’s even possible that L.E is a research facility for comatose patients that researchers how to awaken those in coma as well as examine there dreams. There are numerous possibilities of how we can view the ending of the film. All of which can be logical or illogical, which is what makes the film unique in its own way. 👏

@Foxys1974

4 жыл бұрын

Nicholas Sainburg you can! I found a book at a flea market... 3 months later, after following its simple practice. My 12 years of nothing but night horrors and mares ended... I can now wake myself up 9/10 if I find myself in a bad dream, or totally change the whole situation. And 8/10 I can actually dream about seeing the people I want to to, my loved ones that have left too early... but it’s addictive, and I was living in my dreams for half a decade! And sleeping as much as possible... weird thing is, I remember my dreams as much as events that have happened in real life. Something I really believed to had happened for ten years, I only just realised I dreamt it! It becomes a blur... now I don’t do anything to try control my dreams except if it’s a nightmare, I’ll wake myself up. I did have a nightmare two weeks ago, and although I woke myself, I still thought it had happened for the first 30 mins of being awake.... thank god it was a dream... but it felt as real as typing this now does.

@bruhmomento5430

3 жыл бұрын

@@GregSmith-wf6hq same mate, day after a heavy session of drink and drugs I have very vivid lucid dreams which I can control crazy stuff

Sadly I never got into this movie when it came out. It was only years later that I finally watched it and it blew me away. I’ve watched it many times since, and it always has something new for me. A true cinematic treasure.

@lXedalinl

Жыл бұрын

I remember being 15 trying to watch this one Netflix only to tune out and change movies. Now? What like 7 years later, this is probably my most favorite movie, the ending leaves me in tears every single time. The balls on them to touch on suicide a d mental health early 2000's

@mattymclaughlin5900

Жыл бұрын

It doesn’t feel like a real movie

@rocketsmall4547

Жыл бұрын

i didnt like it. thought it was nonsense and full of bs i had no ideal what the movie is about. after this video. it still blows. garbage film

@lXedalinl

Жыл бұрын

@@rocketsmall4547 yeah for real bro. Fkn movie was too complex it made me feel dumb >:( Complex films are bad just shoot stuff!!!!

@thomasbramwell9592

Жыл бұрын

@@lXedalinl unfortunately we do need stupid people to clean the toilets of real thinking human beings.

probably one of my all time favorite movies. I always just have interpreted it straight up. they already provided the twist.

Vanilla Sky will always go down as one of the best movies ever created.

I think it doesn't really matter which ending you decide on. A movie like this is like a painting: Whatever the artist intended, it's still up to interpretation. What matters most about this movie is the emotional insight you get. And this is where the movie shares something in common with other films like Inception or Interstellar. It's the powerful feeling of being "a lifetime apart" from someone. In the last moments of the movie, David knows (or believes) that Sofia died many years ago and they never had the life they could have had. This makes you acknowledge how precious life can be... In Inception, the similar theme is time. Leonardo di Caprio's character spent a lifetime in a dream with his wife, and even though it was only a dream and she killed herself in the (supposed) real world, they shared a lifetime together. In Interstellar, the main character and his children are separated by time and space, also spanning decades. This separation as well as the huge scale of time and distance can evoke big emotions, and this is also why Vanilla Sky works so well. It doesn't matter WHY the main character is dreaming, whether he's psychotic, in a coma or whatever. The notion of having lost the love of his life... of never having REALLY lived this relationship... and all the implications from that, this is the big meaningful stuff. Imagine this: If you are in a happy relationship with the love of your life, and both of you die at some point, what will really remain after that? What (if anything) remains when you have taken all your memories to your grave? That's the deep philosophical question to me.

I was blown away watching this...i thought it would be just another generic romantic movie

I always followed the theory that David is in a coma following the car accident. Everything after the car accident is David’s dream. I remember there was an LE commercial playing on the TV when David and Sofia are on the couch together. His dream unraveling is his subconscious trying to get him to wake up.

@RazorwireReviews

6 жыл бұрын

Daeff Emoline Jackson Nice pull! There's so many details in the film.

@bhaightable

5 жыл бұрын

But isn't it Penelope Cruz at the beginning saying open ur eyes in Spanish and English?

@Arnold.S

5 жыл бұрын

Kelly Michaelene it’s pretty much like that with every mindfuck film. The writers and producers let the audiences mind just wonder about what could be right or wrong (theoretically speaking).

@Arnold.S

5 жыл бұрын

Kelly Michaelene you seen the film triangle? A mindfuck film that should be watched 👍🏼

@Arnold.S

5 жыл бұрын

Kelly Michaelene OMG IVE BEEN TRYING TO FIND COHERENCE. I wanted to watch this film but couldn’t at the time and was trying to remember the name but couldn’t! Omggg and I haven’t seen mine games but looks interesting 👍🏼

I took the film as I imagine it was meant to be taken: He chose to wake up, in the now 150 years after he originally was put into the Dream. Technological advances means his face can be fixed, and he'll just restart his life in the future.

The ending Sigur Rós Nothing Song is perfection to an already amazing movie. Look at the translation and it's even more fitting.

This movie scared me as a kid holy shit it had me really think about death at that time and that was scary

Such a brilliant move, Tom Cruise should have won an Oscar in my opinion.

@capitanfuturo594

4 жыл бұрын

yes man, that film is so underrated. For me is the best Tom Cruise's movie.

@nathaniellowry3861

4 жыл бұрын

Yes! Absolutely!!!!! What an incredible movie! Best movie ever made!!!!!!!!

@fighterflight

2 жыл бұрын

Nah he didn’t have any long dramatic monologues so no Oscar lol

The actual ending as seen in the movie, ends with David waking up to a voice who's asking him to open his eyes. And the voice is from Sophie, Penelope Cruz, however we just learned that his entire love life with her was imagined, he's now 150 years later, and he's waking up from said dream. So why is he hearing her voice? That is what I wanted to know and why I came here. I have a different theory, that isn't explained. A variation of one of your five. The reality ended when he fell on the pavement, drunk, and the dream started there. But when he jumped off the skyscraper to wake up from the dream he'd imagined after that, he died from the fall (within the dream) and as he "wakes up", the L.V. company inserts him into yet another dream where Sophie is as real as can be, confusing him into believing what was real after all. That the whole L.V. company itself wasn't real, the 150 years wasn't real, his death wasn't real, and he certainly didn't kill Sophie nor Julie, but had the true love with Sophie after all. However, this is all speculation on merely the fact that we hear her voice in the supposed reality where he wakes up in, at the final second of the movie.

@Ibtaxam

Жыл бұрын

I wanted a discussion on this comment

@kevinnn23

8 ай бұрын

I reject your opinion

@The.bitchen.artist

7 ай бұрын

This was my thought too. Tech Support doesn’t really tell him how he’s supposed to opt back into the dream, if he wanted to do that instead of “wake up.”

@TheJosefin123456

6 ай бұрын

i thought he would wake up in the hospital after the car crash.

@iOpurrrate

2 ай бұрын

After she went to his memorial she decided to be cryofreezed and woke up when Tom Cruise did 150 years into the future. She did say I'll see you in another life when we are both cats.

I believe he is finally waking up from his coma. During the coma he kept having dreams he could never escape/wake up from. Just recurring dreams within his coma.

I think David died in the crash and he was in purgatory the whole time during the movie until the end where he finally goes to heaven, I don’t know though I’m not a religious person but there is definitely something about the after life going on here

What I gather from all this is Tom Cruise is some how still underrated as an actor and for my money no one has managed to combine blockbusters and taking acting to an art form at such a high level as Cruise. It's subjective but he maybe the best movie actor to ever do it. We'll miss him when he's finished.

@anubusx

4 жыл бұрын

I want Edge Of Tomorrow 2.

@xsix7324

4 жыл бұрын

@@anubusx.. there was supposedly going to be a prequel to EoT about Vrataski's time loop at Verdun, though obviously there'd be no reason for Cage to appear..

This is my favorite all time movie

@Theelectroarcheologist

4 жыл бұрын

Jokester954 I know same here. I’m still baffled on the reviews this film got back in 2001. Just like the movie stay this film is another underrated and poorly misunderstood gem that deserves a second look.

I love this movie, always have. I feel like this was around the height of Tom's career, as he acted, disfigured, drunk, it's all fitting for the character of the story, and I believe there was a line between what he experienced irl and frozen in a lucid dreaming state. Honestly, enough of that was too real, especially if you see the cut original ending. This movie was moving for sure, and very cleverly written. It's far from a lot of pieces I've seen in my lifetime as of late, and I revisited it after not seeing that alternate ending, and seeking to see those differences in writing for what was shown, and for what could've been. It was amazing then, it still is amazing now, to me.

@mmundle941

Жыл бұрын

I can’t believe how bad the reviews were and I can’t believe I put off watching this. Amazing

@fiesta061000

Жыл бұрын

Tom Cruise did a acting job in Cocktail..Cocktail was a great movie and a lot easier to understand than Vanilla Sky..🤔🎥

@JuniAku

Жыл бұрын

Vanilla Sky was such an amazing experience at the time. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind is just as good, if not better.

I love this movie, even though it's been years since I last saw it, I was able to see the original Spanish film before Vanilla Sky was released and I prefer Vanilla Sky, took everything to another level... one of Cruise's most underrated films.

@capitanfuturo594

4 жыл бұрын

You're right man. That movie is so underrated and Tom Cruise deserved academy nomination.

This is the most mysterious movie I've ever seen. I love it.

I saw this movie when I was 16 and I still love it all these years later. I think the real meaning of this movie and what "Open your eyes" and the "Wake up!" Quote really means is that David fails to see how much he has to be grateful for and takes everything and everyone for granted. That's what caused his downfall. Opening your eyes means learning to see the real value of all the people, love and and the good things in your life and learning to appreciate them. In this respect what "really happened" is not that important. I quite like the coma theory though. :)

She'd told him they'd be together in the next life. She never got over him because he held her to her promise. In his suicide note he left her instructions that if she meant it then be frozen too when she died. That's why her voice is there when he wakes up.

@kaanthedesperate

10 ай бұрын

oh my fucking god--

@fz7957

9 ай бұрын

This is amazing

@asherrr7442

8 ай бұрын

Oh shittt brooo thank u for that now I'm relieved

@brucewayne7252

8 ай бұрын

❤️

@juanchocorleone

8 ай бұрын

This gives me hopes and closure. I choose to believe this is the canon ending. ❤❤❤❤ thank you!

Highly underrated movie, even if it's not 100% original.

The first time I saw this movie, it was in a tent in Kuwait. It was at night, and just shortly before I invaded Iraq in 2003. The themes of this movie mixed in an amazing way with the situation I was in at the time. I'm not one to get too wrapped up in any movie plot. It's difficult for me to suspend my disbelief for the 2 hours it takes to watch a film. In this case, I was thoroughly captured by this movie. It was as if I were IN this picture show for those hours. I believe it did help to ground me, with the level of anxiety I was experiencing at the time. It illustrates the power of art to change our lives at any given moment. There is always a message expressed by the artist, to the audience, that can transcend space and time. Not every person is the right audience at the right time to receive that message, but when they are, it can be life changing.

I probably watch this movie annually. I'm kind of obsessed with it. "As deep as you want to go with it..." is pretty deep in my case. I always wanted a sequel but, of course, that would ruin it.

did anyone notice julie's ringtone in the beginning??? its the row your boat song. and in the lyrics of the song it says "life is but a dream"

my best friend watched this movie and lost his mind. he would ramble about it constantly, i talked with him about 3 nights in a row till the sun came up, just weird shit. shit that only made sense to him. and the weirdest part is he was completely normal before hand. on the fourth night he killed himself. to this day i don’t understand it but i know it was a result of this movie flipping something in his head. not saying anything against this movie at all, just stating the facts. he was my best friend for almost ten years. still miss him. still wish i could talk to him about it. i should of watched it then, maybe i could of helped more. rip sean fox.

@venicec3310

8 ай бұрын

Ppl share way to much on youtube comment lol

@shah9394

8 ай бұрын

i'm very sorry for your loss.....wanting to punch out of a dream / nightmare can be a terrible mental worm

@apreviousseagle836

8 ай бұрын

Wow, I'm sorry for your loss, friend. I can see a movie like this doing that to someone. The ambiguous style it deals with existential questions can be a mind f%#kc if you're not grounded enough. This is the kind of movie that makes me wonder if everything I know is just a dream, my parents, my siblings, etc. That's not easy if you're not in a position mentally to ground yourself to the here and now.

@jenperdsmonlapin6953

8 ай бұрын

Im so sorry you lost your friend :( this is an incredibly sad story, what was he saying about the movie that wasnt making sense to you?

I watched this movie tonight and finished it a few minutes ago, simply because the title of this video caught my attention as I've watched many others of your "Movie Endings Explained". So I thought... "Why not give it a watch?".. Definitely one of my favorite movies now.

Vanilla Sky is a great movie, with an incredible soundtrack, probably the best soundtrack ever to be in a movie, from Radiohead to Sigur Ros, the songs selected work so well, and sound so dreamy too, and despite never hearing of lucid dreaming until this point, i did have many dreams when i was younger which i knew were dreams while dreaming, though these went away as i got older. Since watching this film, I got heavily into lucid dreaming, and it changed everything about my life, how i see life, how i interact with everything that surrounds me. Vanilla Sky is probably my favourite film ever!

this has been my fav movie for years. i’ll never stop loving it.

A metaphysical view The repeated lines ‘the sweet is never as sweet w/o the sour’ and ‘every passing minute is a chance to turn it all around’ are relevant to St John of the Cross’ classic poem about The Dark Night of the soul. In this painful process one’s hidden (repressed) ‘ugly’ side is * faced*; unconscious pain becomes real and raw. In this purification process one transcends the ego based sense of self which is often called the false self, and represented as a mask. This same metaphysical process is described in Jung’s Red Book The ‘purified” state beyond the ego-self is called “The Real” by psychoanalyst Jacque Lacan The Real is a place of true happiness b/c all desire actually comes from lack or emptiness. What we truly are is not lack-based or empty. The realization of this is true happiness, but the journey or dark night of discovery of this is hellish as one must face unconscious fears which seem very real as they come up. It can feel like dying but it is the death of the false self. This is the true metaphysical meaning of being born again. One must die to the illusions of the false self, which actually causes unhappy with its constant desire which misdirects one from true happiness. Thus the movie line “what is happiness to you?”

@anotherlittlepieceofmyart

6 ай бұрын

Thank you 🙏 you just made me realize that when I was obsessed with this film I was indeed having a DNOTS. Bless you ❤

There's so many clues that the entire movie is a dream I can't even begin to name them all.

@bretttoombs2465

10 күн бұрын

So Sophie was just a dream?

This is one of those movies I could watch any time, I own a copy. But I have only ever seen it the once. Perhaps, someday, when I am ready, I will watch it again.

@alejandralopezr8559

3 жыл бұрын

i feel the same way

@vanessasmith6925

3 жыл бұрын

I havent seen it in years. This morning as I woke up the line open your eyes came to my mind. I decided to watch it because of that. It was amazing. I find it interesting that the late 90s and early 2000s were all about the mind, The Matrix, The Game, Vanilla Sky.. Being John Malkovitch.. In those movies there is a seamless line between illusion and reality.

David is brave. I would have chosen to stay in my lucid dream since tech support said they fixed the glitch. Life sucks lol

@brianlinville439

3 жыл бұрын

You did chose that. It is why you are still here, in the Earth-life program. Do you wish for the highly intelligent and advanced e.t.'s running all this to select another program for you?

@toniroberts8117

3 жыл бұрын

@@brianlinville439 That would be awesome. Unfortunately screaming “tech support” isn’t giving me the same results 😉

@brianlinville439

3 жыл бұрын

@@toniroberts8117 haha, your awesome, thanks for your good naturedness. and i agree, prob. not same results.

@Alex-on8ry

2 жыл бұрын

You can't trust tech support 😂 there could have easily been another glitch :)

@meetontheledge1380

Жыл бұрын

But what about when the funds run out? Do they just use your to gratify the sadistic and voyeuristic pleasures of some ''audience''. The tech guy on the roof seems to imply as much.

One of the ending voices is Julie's the other Sopia's, playing on the character's inability to distinguish the two..as was the case earlier in the film

There is so much to love about this movie, the soundtrack, the rabbit hole David seems to go down into...its a mind bending ride. It definitely makes a statement about making choices and how you choose to live your life. This is one of my favorites.

I cried my heart out at this film.

that movie.. and tom's face.. have scarred me for life

This movie was important for many people whom have suffered from car accidents!! Life altering vehicle collisions that changed their; relationships, reality, nightmares, etc.

I am a big fan of genre-bending movies & that’s one of the reasons I love Vanilla Sky. It begins as a brief psychological drama, then flashes back into a doomed love story, bounces back & forth between hopeful romance & psychological drama with a side of horror before finally settling into an oddly satisfying science fiction finale. One of my favorite films!

David's lucid dream happens after the clubbing scene. He's depressed as he thinks there no chance of getting Sofia back. He visits LE Website. And the lucid dream is the entire 2nd half of the movie. The ending is clear that he wakes up into the real world. The film simply teaches us what happens if you choose a wrong pathway. Ie. Getting into the car with Julie. Top film!

@skru2476

2 ай бұрын

But how does he wake up from the cryo facility or lucid dream

Favorite movie of all time! True Masterpiece. They dont create movies w such depth today! Life,love, responsability, ,loss,

If one believes that nothing is real. Then nothing means anything and nothing matters. Quoting the Cheshire Cat in Alice in Wonderland "If you don't know where you are going. Then it doesn't matter which road you take."

@xsix7324

4 жыл бұрын

.. existence is a phenomenon..

I've always felt like the film gives you the actual ending at face value; David was indeed inserted into the Oasis project, formerly LE, and reawakened 150 years later to a new world where, lessons learned, he would embrace it with a new perspective. However that's what fascinates me; the lessons learned. _I don't think David Aames learned anything._ Let me explain by comparing 'Abre Los Ojos' and 'Vanilla Sky' a little. David is set in a much more forgiving world in 'Vanilla Sky'. ALO is extremely blunt, sometimes unforgiving, about consequences and reality. Cesar is like David; vain, superficial, narcissistic, rich, has mostly everybody being a yes man and can have any woman his lust desires. But while both men seemingly discover the missing piece in Sofia and experience virtually the same series of events, they are quite different from one another. Cesar's psychologist, Antonio, is nowhere near as caring or empathetic as McGabe, and Cesar's LE tech support is far more brutal and blunt about why the Lucid Dream malfunctioned. He blames Cesar's subconscious openly and tells him that while his business is his business, Cesar alone is to blame for his feeling of guilt towards Nuria that transformed into a nightmare, no one else. David, is simply told this was a glitch and Edmund Ventura is quite more empathetic over his experience. That said, while their worlds are different, Cesar and David are essentially the same man in terms of values and beliefs. Tell me, what is the first thing that David wanted in his dream? His biggest ambition and desire? Was it Sofia? Was it control of his company? Was it the well-being of his best friend? Was it a chance to say sorry to Julie, who used as a fuck-buddy? No. It was for him to look beautiful again. His surgery was pretty much the first notable event in his dream life; David valued his looks more than anything else. Sure, one may argue that he had Sofia in his dream before his surgery, thus desired her more than even his vanity, but look again: Sofia does nothing except coddle him and even blatantly admit she's falling for David's call for sympathy (or pity) for absolutely no reason, specially considering the previous night. David essentially still only cares about number 1. In his dream, Sofia is just another one of his toys. Sure, he loves this toy more than the rest, but how much can a man really love someone if their dream depicts his object of obsession instantly falling for him without any effort? Even his friend Brian Shelby is reduced to another Yes Man who chaperones them, completely ignoring the fact that Brian openly told David how he felt about Sofia _(something David cares little for, and even the thought of Brian getting with Sofia causes David so much anguish he passes out_ ). What's the worst thing that David feels truly scared about in his dream? Losing his looks. Everything falls apart the moment he dreams about being deformed because he feels that's all he's worth, as noted by how he imagines Sofia reacting to his face. While later we are implied that David's deformed face can also serve as an allegory for how how his "true" face is in light of his acts towards others he has hurt or ignored along the way... ...What's the last thing he wished for the LE people to do? Make him beautiful again, again. He learned nothing even after Edmund explained why his dream malfunctioned. He is still the same vain man as ever, rather than face his actions and embrace them. Letting virtual Sofia see him for what he is, he'd rather hide the reality and say goodbye as a lie. And yet again, Pelayo/Brian are there to just stand by and let Cesar/David get the girl and wish him well. They really don't mean much to them outside of basic friendship. I was always left wondering how a guy like that would adapt to a foreign world ( I mean, imagine if you got freezed in 2001 and wake up today. Only 17 years yet the world is drastically different; imagine 133 more years afterwards_ ), especially now that they can't afford to be as vain with their funds considerably more modest than they ever knew. While a few people I've asked always think they'd eventually meet someone special and become better people, I often wonder if Cesar/David would instead be unable to adapt and become even more miserable without luxury and money, since they seemingly are still the same person as ever. But in Cesar's case, I think that because his world is much more cold, he's more liable to survive than David, who was always coddled by everyone around him and used to it. Sorry I went on a tirade, but I can talk about this movie for days. It's one of my favorites and not a week goes by I don't think about it in some capacity.

@mercurialmagictrees

5 жыл бұрын

xlixity hmm neat

@hadoken92

5 жыл бұрын

I loved reading this. Thank you

@satorisamadhi5663

5 жыл бұрын

i appreciate this analogy and perception greatly, yes this movie probably "means" more than it should but eye seem to experience things deeper than anyone eye know...a blissing and a curse??

@cleberaugusto8675

5 жыл бұрын

xlixity you really have deeper perspectives! You rock!!!

Was watching a party of the movie the other day, it got me wondering about the ending. This was the first video I watched on it; and the last. You explained it so perfectly on all aspects that I was satisfied. You make some good, quality content man. I usually have to watch 4 others to get it. Hope you keep up the good work!

I actually started out watching this movie thinking is was a lame early 2000s romantic comedy. I stuck with it, and how wrong I was. Vanilla Sky is the greatest mind-f*ck of a movie experience I’ve had since The Matrix.

Awesome job on the soundtrack!

This movies ending has always made me cry. You really feel for the character.

This movie messed so much with my head. But it was great

Simply the best, as a huge fan of this dream, living my life as David Aames since 2001. Dreams are sweet and nightmares are sour, and the sweet is never as sweet without the sour🙌 cheers

Maybe he's was in a coma after the car accident. And everything after that was a dream. "Open you eyes, you will be fine"

@sirperduwyn

Жыл бұрын

I like this best. It would mean Sofia was there for him waking up during his nightmare coma

Love this video so much!! Hugs from Brazil

I used to think that the dreaming began when David fell asleep at Sofia's house and he had a horrible nightmare. Or he could have had that dream while in a coma the entire time too because in 2001, suspended animation wasn't back the.

He wakes up 150 years later. Could Sofia have been cryogenically frozen as well?

@anotherlittlepieceofmyart

6 ай бұрын

Yes! "I'll see you in another life when we are both cats" implying cats have multiple (9) lives

This soundtrack is amazing. I remember this movie from college and I still think of it as I go through all the chapters in my life. Fantastic life lessons I think about a lot. I love the beginning when he was concerned about a single gray hair and oh how his life changed even worse than a tiny gray hair. I think back on all my young worries and time wasted in my life in my 20s and 30s. I’m currently in my late 30s with an awesome family. Life gets frustrating at times- it’s not easy supporting a family and it can get crazy sometimes. Working 3 jobs and having my older son Crosley calling me begging me to come home to play tears me apart. I try to stay awake during this crazy time of raising two kids 5 and under to all the joys we are experiencing in the mist of chaos. I try to embrace the chaos and am trying to enjoy every moment. I think about how one day I will look back on all my current worries and stresses and all the time I missed with my family just to work 3 jobs and how the time with my boys is going by so fast. I’ll look back and say those are were the good old days, why didn’t you enjoy them more? So that’s what I’m trying to do- enjoy every moment and be grateful. I love my family so much and try to invest in my boys and students everyday. What an honor and privilege to be a teacher. What just happened? All I wanted to say was that I really liked Vanilla Sky’s soundtrack.

@Random-mj5np

3 ай бұрын

take care!

I'm 12 and I just watched this movie. I've got to say that this movie is truly disturbing and confusing. I wasn't expecting this movie to be so scary.

Good movie. I actually bought it retro on VHS at Goodwill the other day and watched it Sunday again for the first time in a long while. It’s one of those films you need to watch several times and set aside all the distractions.

I think it’s masterfully done in a way to where it could be many different things.

Theres one thing i dont get. If after signing the contract with the LE people he was given the chance to choose a moment and live his lucid dream from that moment on, why didnt he choose to go back to his life before the accident, or before jumping into Julie's car?

@pigtaileddog

Жыл бұрын

fr

@meetontheledge1380

Жыл бұрын

Perhaps for the effect of the oft repeated ''theme'' of the yin/yang of sweet contrasted with the bitter?

@ahanaroychoudhuri

Жыл бұрын

Maybe because that night when he fell asleep on the side of the street was the last night he ever saw sofia and he didn't wanted to let go of that memory as it happened after the accident

@parashit2181

Жыл бұрын

Perhaps in reality he's just an ugly man, and Sofia, Julie, others are all dreams. That moment was the most romantic that he saw in a movie (on deleted scenes), so that is the moment he wants to continue to dream instead of waking up.

@Tula1987

9 ай бұрын

Because then Julie Gianni would still exist in that timeline. And in reality Julie probably died in the crash and David didn’t want anything to do with her anymore

I always took it at face value where he really was under cryo freezing but this video pointed out (at 9:07) the banging on the glass scene. Wow. It's almost like that was intentionally used to create keep it cryptic and unknown. Excellent film. A work of art.

GREAT forensic analysis of the film!!!! I absolutely LOVE this movie 🎥!!! I find myself watching it again and again! Thank you for your work, as this is the best deconstrution video I have watched!!! 007

It's my first time to watch this movie. I feel miserable and exhausted.

An uniquely made movie classic in my opinion. Unforgettable movie experience.

Cracking review. Face value for me, that has the most intrigue. I almost want to spoil the ambiguity of the final scene by seeing what happens after but I guess that’s natural.

For me, this movie is near perfect.

i liked the alt ending, bc it wasn't sophia's voice. sophia would be long dead in 2151. "don't do it" and "i wanna wake up" are HEAVY lines of dialogue that i think belong there. overall, you can honestly choose to jump off the train whenever you want. i don't think he survived the crash at all. "i lost you when i got in that car" maybe i'm insane, but i've had a couple of near-death experiences, and i think death is a vanilla sky. all the info, the same stuff your dreams is made of, all just smears together into an incoherent blur of what was and what you saw and how you felt and what might have been. all the electrical impulses fire simultaneously, one last time..."your whole life passes before your eyes" and your body and mind cry out to wake just once more, then it's over. no black screen, no light at the end, it just jumbles together like clouds do when you've stared too long. this movie starts off as plot, but ends as emotion. it gives me a sense of impending loss, peaceful resolve to face death and reality together. it reminds me of each little choice we make and how profound it may be if it were the last you ever made. it makes me feel like maybe love isn't that important bc we die so alone. on the technical tip, tho. cruise, while not at his best here, he can OMG act thru a mask! seriously, he's oscar-caliber. in each and every scene he is wearing that mask, you realize that you don't NEED to see him bc he's fucking tom cruise. this film is also Cameron Diaz's finest moment. her role is small, but powerful and perfectly executed.

@candicedice8605

5 жыл бұрын

Joseph Drummond this was well written👏👏👏👏

This movie is our first preview to the Metaverse.

@JTPCovers

2 жыл бұрын

🤣 just watched it for the first time in vr too

@anotherlittlepieceofmyart

6 ай бұрын

💯

@shady9044

4 ай бұрын

it makes the metaverse look like a complete nightmare lol

It took me watching this film about 6 times to “understand “ the ending ..everytime I watch it I find or realize something new ..great movie

I just hope David finds Sofia in another life. Everyone deserves a Sofia. Penelope Cruz is such a gorgeous lady

Either the life extension never existed and was just his coma dream, face never disfigured etc or it was real. Either sofia was frozen too so greeted him when he woke up because she awoke from her lucid dream too, or, she was simply there once he awoke from his coma. In either way she was there in the end because that was clearly her Voice.

I think that if you watch the movie a second time right after the ending, that’s when he wakes up ! Think about it

@jjr1728

Жыл бұрын

Ya think?

@zaneisaacs14

Жыл бұрын

What happens at the end of that one?

I remember a theatre in Vancouver at the time had a double feature where OPEN YOUR EYES and VANILLA SKY played as a double bill. Saw it a few times there.

At the time, I felt like this was sort of a guilty pleasure movie, especially since I watched it 5 times in the theatre. It just fascinated me every time. Still does.

Vanilla sky is a movie about a dream the psychologist had. The whole movie took place inside a dream of Kurt Russell's character McCabe. All the signs are there,..... Mccabe had 2 daughters, represented as Sophia and Julie. David David also represented the young womanizer the psychologist always wanted to be but chose a family life. Benny the dog frozen for 3 months and then coming back to life… fantasy dreamworld. Sophia saying open your eyes in the beginning of the movie, Frozen heads in side freezers dreamworld.And in the alternate ending mccabe is absolutely freaking out that David will jump off the roof, Subconsciously he knew it would be the end of the dream and his dream character. Many signs the whole movie was the doctor's dream and when he woke his name was actually David at the end. It was the doctor's wife that said open his eyes at the very ending.

Amazing movie! I wish Tom Cruise would do more work like this instead of MI:1000

This movie hit me SOOOO hard!!!! Absolutely brilliant!! My favourite flick- seen it about 100 times!!!

I really liked the film, but I kind of wish that the ending wasn't a full explanation, and somehow provided clues but remained somewhat ambiguous... you know, made the viewer try and figure it out.

@gardensofthegods

Жыл бұрын

I totally agree and whenever writers or filmmakers create these ambiguous endings where you yourself have to try to figure out what happened , I feel cheated somehow . If it wasn't for that one fact with this film this would have been one of my favorite films but it was so frustrating trying to figure it out. I never re-watched the movie after the first time I rented it all those years ago . Whenever writers and filmmakers do ambiguous endings it almost feels CHEAP . If a person is telling a story they should tell it instead of leaving it open-ended . Even though it's a great movie is ambiguous ending made it less great

@Tula1987

9 ай бұрын

It’s only the full explanation if you believe what tech support was telling you. 😊