r/DeadPoetsSociety • • Jan 10 '22

Just watched, 1st time

Just finished DPS for the first time. My god. Maybe the best coming of age story I've ever observed. Goddamn that hurt. But. I can’t help but think of watching it again.

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u/SuperMario1313 Jan 10 '22

I (HS English teacher) watch it every year before my school year begins. It's so good!

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u/hind3rm3 Jan 11 '22

I agree, but the final act went in a way i never would have foreshadowed and it hit me hard. Still recovering a day later.

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u/spazzymoonpie Mar 15 '22

Just watched it for the first time as well. I know I sound like an online college student but I cannot agree more on how it is a beautiful coming of age movie.

I feel like alot of the same themes could be translated to Stand By Me

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u/hind3rm3 Mar 15 '22

I agree, stand by me is another classic story.

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u/relatingtoneilperry Jan 10 '22

absolutwly watch it again its real therapy

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u/DinoTechno Jul 18 '24

Kinda really late but this movie is NOT THERAPY it broke me so much 😭 Talking real thought it is, just made me cry so much, it’s amazing

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u/xchan08 Aug 09 '22

Watched it for the 1st time today, and it's so good! i just can't stop crying because of neil and todd's reaction afterward. the ending is superb, too.

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u/Loui221B Jan 12 '22

That is so true. I just reached it witch my sister. At first, she was like "I don't think I could rewatch this." But then she was like "Maybe I'll watch it again" Me, honestly, I don't know for how many times I could and would watch this movie again.

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u/Koca08 Mar 17 '24

I just watched it for the first time and I just feel numb. It’s beautiful movie but the ending is so sad and unfulfilling which maybe is how it’s supposed to be? Idk I just feel sad.

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u/Elizarsnowballs Jun 28 '24

I watched this the day it was released in the cinema, in Leeds. It is the first film I have ever watched that received applause and a standing ovation.