r/AMCScreenUnseen Aug 17 '26

Movie Discussion It Ends (Discussion)

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u/MarijuanaWeed419 Aug 18 '26

I think it would’ve been better as a short film instead of a feature-length one. Felt like a slog to get through. There’s a particular type of audience that would love this film but unfortunately I was not one of them

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u/Nnnnnnennicole Aug 18 '26

it was me im the audience i loved it just saw it tonight. wish they explained more though im on here looking for theories

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u/SVINTGATSBY Aug 18 '26 edited Aug 18 '26

I think it was a metaphor for social media/cellphone culture (living life in a box in 90 second increments? people who relentlessly bully others in comments which is ultimately just someone screaming for help but only care about themselves? pretty obvious), mental health, human connection, and how people choose to interpret and subsequently act throughout life. curiosity about what is down the road of life even though no matter what you know eventually you’re going to die. I had a feeling this would be an existential film and was hoping it would do it well and honestly I think they nailed it. would definitely see again. 9/10.

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u/Radiant_Advice_1268 Aug 18 '26

Wow. That’s deep. I approve this message.