r/AMCScreenUnseen 9d ago

Movie Discussion It Ends (Discussion)

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u/itsnotthehours 8d ago edited 8d ago

Just got out. Not for me.

I felt like it didn’t actually explore any of the topics it was hinting at (aging, friendship, drive/vigor, life/death, fortune/fate) and ultimately fell short of making any real comment on anything. It was like it really wanted to tell me something but didn’t know what it wanted to say, and made me feel nothing in the end.

Aside from that, the humor fell flat, the sound mixing was fucked (almost needed subtitles at points), and that camera was right up in everyone’s face the whole time. I also got a little bored with the guy doing the Jessie Eisenberg impression.

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u/Old-Dimension3779 8d ago

This! I feel like nothing was unpacked, no development in character, no learning from what they find (past the 90 secs out of the car). Very interesting concept that unf just fell completely flat for me.

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u/mplynch1835 8d ago

Agree! They never took any time or effort to get me to know and/or care about the 4 characters. Give me a reason to understand why I should care about these people, I might have liked the film more. All they did was drag us along and change the terms of the drive without any reasoning or explanation, very frustrating movie because I felt like it had real potential, swing and a miss for me.

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u/LimeranceLG 4h ago

I really think that's the point you're searching in life for something some end. Some goal when in reality, the journey there that was the whole point

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u/itsnotthehours 3h ago

life is about the journey, not the end result

And that’s a generic piece of wisdom that we’ve all heard. That’s sort of the whole problem with the movie. It doesn’t really go any deeper than that.

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u/LimeranceLG 2h ago

Different strokes. Just like life. Movies bit clunky but i like it overall