movie Past Lives (2023) | 97% on RT | Out now on VOD!

[gardendreams]

I cried, too much. I thought a lot about my mom's experience, my past experiences and the lives I've imagined. 

 

It's a movie that nothing much happens but everything does 

[genetic fail]

On Digital August 26!!!

[JungleJuice]

I walked out cause it was not in English. But I was wondering if it later turned Into English after I walked out. Does it 🤔

Edited August 8, 2023 by JungleJuice

[genetic fail]

Out now on VOD!

[stochastic]

On 8/8/2023 at 10:33 AM, JungleJuice said:

I walked out cause it was not in English. But I was wondering if it later turned Into English after I walked out. Does it 🤔

I can’t even fathom this comment

[genetic fail]

I really liked this although I feel it may have been a little bit overhyped? Or maybe it has something to do with relatability. I don’t really have a TOTGA by Katy Perry 

[ctlp27]

Loved that movie in theater at its release. My fav since Bones and all.

Very simple yet completely perfect. It's rare to see a director that really master their first movie that well. No shot needs to be cut.

[josesuxx]

This was beautiful, ughhh the last 20 minutes or so were perfect 

[ICLDXU4HS]

Loved this.

[ICLDXU4HS]

On 8/8/2023 at 5:33 PM, JungleJuice said:

I walked out cause it was not in English. But I was wondering if it later turned Into English after I walked out. Does it 🤔

The first scene should be in English. 

[feelslikeadream]

I cried twice  What a beautiful film.

[ANTisocial]

I just finished this, bawled during the ending  

[Smarticle]

On 8/8/2023 at 8:33 AM, JungleJuice said:

I walked out cause it was not in English. But I was wondering if it later turned Into English after I walked out. Does it 🤔

dead at this comment reading borderline racist

 

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this felt like a film version of Adele's 'Someone Like You'

it's definitely a slow burn until the end. i can see how it might not be relatable to someone who doesn't have a childhood sweetheart like that lol

[Exzime.]

I ******* cried.

[oceans]

a true cultural reset

[truthteller]

i'm so sorry but Nora is a b**** for the first 60+ minutes straight and i can't stand that 

and not those awkward bilingual scene and them talking at the bar like the husband wasnt there... what is this cuckery  

 

it's a cute, intimate, smooth and delicate story but all the praise and hype just dont match... it's giving "Worst Person in the World" for me... 

Edited September 10, 2023 by truthteller

[superben]

It's gonna screen at my local cinemas later this month So excited  

[Digitalism]

I see some girls that don't understand subtle story telling here

[flower moon]

Loved this. kinda wrecked me. i guess this is about a lot of things but if youre an immigrant youre probably gunna relate in some ways

[Konril]

Ooooh those were some emotional last 20 minutes. As much as I loved Greta's sharpness in this, it was Teo Yoo's acting that grabbed me. You can tell his longingness for Na Young.

[Hector]

Adore this film, I'm hoping it goes the distance this awards season. So far Best Picture & Original Screenplay look locked, but I really hope Greta makes it in for actress, adored her in this. 

[Chemist]

Finally got to watch it. Absolutely devastating. I cried the whole time cause I already expected how it was going to end, so every single thing they did made me sob.

 

[Mr. Duff]

On 6/30/2023 at 5:38 PM, Kylie Verzosa said:

If you gurlies like quiet, atmospheric movies, this is for you. I was a mess after, while on the train back home 

This is exactly how the movie is like. It's really a slow burn, but the wait to the end is super worth. The bar scene is insane and so intense, I could relate to both guys as I've been in similar situations

 

The last scene too  Will not spoil but the last 15 mins or so really wrecked me. Maybe because it's super relatable to me, from being an Asian immigrant and those mixed emotions Greta were feeling. It's just so good for me. I really hope this gets love at the Oscars. Maybe it could be like a CODA.

[harwee]

I like it. Solid film. I think it may sneak in the BP category. I think it's a good sort of counterweight against the big and loud epics in contention. This is the quieter and more grounded type, although that lane is also stacked (such as American Fiction, Holdovers, etc).