The In-Between - The Lovely Bones (Cocteau Twins Alice)
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
- After being brutally murdered, Susie ends up in the In-Between,
a place that's not more earth, but that's not still heaven.
Susie's In-Between world is a magical, constantly shifting place.
A dreamscape with idyllic and darkness moments, reflecting her emotions.
It's filled with stunning imagery,
from ocher-hued cornfields to snow-capped mountains,
and enormous ships in bottles (a reference to a hobby shared with her father when she was alive).
As director Peter Jackson said:
"We just tried very hard to make it very
shifting landscape that was almost emotionally based,
so whatever Susie's emotions were at that particular
time were dictating the look of the in-between and how it was changing and shifting."
MUSIC: Cocteau Twins "Alice"
The Lovely Bones is a 2009 supernatural drama film directed by Peter Jackson and stars Mark Wahlberg, Rachel Weisz, Susan Sarandon, Stanley Tucci, Michael Imperioli, and Saoirse Ronan.
A film adaptation of the award-winning and best-selling 2002 novel of the same name by Alice Sebold, the film received numerous accolades, including a Golden Globe, Screen Actors Guild, BAFTA and Academy Award nominations.
The Lovely Bones was first released on December 26, 2009 in New Zealand, and then internationally in January 2010.
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Okay so the movie makes it look like oh she's in the in-between and she's not suffering but the fact is he took that little girl's innocence and her life and vile lighter in in the most horrible way and on top of that she doesn't get to experience human life he took that from her her body never gets found he stuck her and us some kind of small box and dumped her in the abyss of darkness parents and father never get to put their child's body to rest I mean that's horrible I want to kill him for this that is horrible and you know people do this and it is horrible evil sometimes doesn't get the Justice it should get
killing him wouldn't make you any different from him I really hate when people says things like that I mean really the guy in the movie is an awful person because he has killed a lot of people so if you kill him you wouldn't be any better than him and I agree with what you said about the fact that he took her life experience away and that he is awful but you can't contradict people when they say she's not suffering because she isn't suffering that's the point of the movie that she is dead but is in a better place and it's a raw and realistic story and it's shows that good doesn't win completely every time because that's how life is it's about the healing of the family after the death of their sister/daughter and it's about her accepting what happened to her even if it's hard because in the movie she doesn't accept her death and that's what hold her and her family from finally healing and moving on but in the end her and her family did and you can see that they are finally healing the movie is a beautiful lesson on accepting what happened because you can't change the past
@@Number1Chewiedog1fan Thats bullshit. The family has the right to do with the killer of their daughter what they will. When people say " oh but then you are on their level" thats just ignorant. Its about justice, and bringing peace to the dead and the living. Stop giving power away to the police and the government, unless you are for all these murderers, serial killers, and fascist cops and feds doing whatever they want.
You are right.
@@screwthenet if you're not ok with the justice system then you should say it to the government because killing people or beating them because they killed someone would just bring chaos I mean obviously imagine a world where everyone kill one another because they did something bad you're no one to decide if someone deserve to live or not and I never said that I was ok with what criminals do or how the justice system work because I know that in some case going to court is useless but the movie isn't about that it's about the family accepting what happened and imagine if you kill someone because they killed your daughter do you really think it's gonna bring her back? Or make you any happier? No it's not.
Melissa he killed a child. the bible says if you bring harm upon a child you should be casted into the ocean with an anchor wrapped around your neck. he deserves to have judgement. killing would be best sorry my opinion
No matter how many times I see this, I’m always struck on how much the in between is made up of bits and pieces from each of Harvey’s victims. He took their lives. Yet, there is a comforting place in heaven that each can rest either alone or together. He took their lives. But not their souls.
how is it made up of bits and pieces? A genuine question, writing an essay about this and would love to know your opinion. :)
@@rowanwilson6219 the items floating around the world are all from the live of the girls before being murdered such as the beach full of the ships in glass bottles Suzie's dad used to work on with her and childhood toys floating around her things Suzie was into like fashion and glamour magazine's, etc.
The maker of this movie alice, faslley accused a black man of rape, he sent 16 years in prison, and all she says is sorry, look at the abs and peach video about her!
Alma não passa do fôlego de vida até antes de desligar toda forma de sonhos. Pra lá do Sol é frio.
God this music is perfect for the in-between world.
Cocteau Twins.. Elizabeth Fraser.. The Voice of God.
"No one knows when we are leaving"
I mean the moment we really decided to leave.
As much as you feel a whisper, the wave of a whisper rippling down
Susie Salmon ♡
My Big Sister passed in 04. I was so young but I hurt cause she left me. When I got pregnant in 2010, this movie hit so hard. I imagined her like Suzy...in her own heaven. And I wasn't angry at her. Just hoping she got to be Beyonce. That would be her heaven cause we used to perform songs all the time together. My family doesn't get me. They say I'm weird and make me an outcast but my Big Dister, with cancer never did. She always loved me and accepted me. We used to sing The Boy Is Mine and she'd be Monica and let me be Brandy. I imagine her heaven is us singing together....
This movie is so beautiful, and it is definitely my favorite movie of all time. Saoirse Ronan delivers every role she has so powerfully, she is the reason I am working towards becoming an actor. After this movie I cried, I cried so much that my chest started hurting, and part of the reason I cried was because the movie was so beautifully made and the other reason was because it disgusted me that there are people that do this, that have an unquenchable thirst to kill and do horrible, vile things to innocent people. I also hope that when we die it really is like this, I hope that , for those who don't understand, that we can see why it had to come to this and that we can eventually come to peace with our own death. (I actually started crying writing this, I get so emotional over this movie)
Chorar é bom, mas saiba que a ADMOESTAÇÃO do filme está apenas com tais acréscimos para estimular o raciocínio lógico. Pra lá do Sol é frio.
I cried on this part and every other part
me too, this is such a beautiful and powerful movie (the only scene I didn't cry over was the scene were her brother was choking on a TWIG, is that bad?)
Me too
Me too. This song is on my playlist forever
This song is so beutiful,perfect For the creativity of a child about "The paradise", Or "The other Life".💝
I... I feel like I had been subconsciously yearning for this song, this moment, all my life...
This book brought me to absolute destruction and tear, let alone the movie. What a story 10/10
Grief changes things. It was sad, now it’s real.
The wonderful Elizabeth Fraser (The Cocteau Twins, This Mortal Coil) singing on soundtrack. Scotland’s greatest voice. 😘
world's greatest voice of all time.
Without equal, just perfection 🥰
Only Lisa Gerrard from Dead Can Dance could get close....
I feel bad that in the book, Susie thought that her brother was making it up that he felt her presence still with the family even though she herself couldn't interact with him as a spirit still lingering in the world of the living without directly haunting everyone (except for Mr. Harvey of course). I just don't think it was right for her to think that, because even if her brother never really saw Susie, it doesn't mean he didn't have an awareness about her spiritual journey. Some kids just know about this kind of stuff without any logical explanation.
It's a beautiful and unique and crazy wonderful different scene... music fits perfectly....💟🎼🌴
The song is part of the movie soundtrack
Alice by cocteau twins
Most beautiful edit I have ever seen
I feel like I’m inside the screen almost
Thank you
this song always makes me cry when i hear it
One of the most beautiful pieces of music I've ever heard. Accompanied by a disturbing and dark film. True story by the way. All they found of her was an elbow bone.
2:30 is so beautiful
I sometimes become lucid while I'm dreaming and I start crafting landscapes and worlds while I'm in conscious control of the dream. But I always forget to recreate that particilar scenery within the dream. Simply doesn't cross my mind while I'm in the moment.
Such a beautiful song I cried so much when I heard it and watched the scene. This is one of Peter Jackson's in my opinion a psychedelic Masterpiece basically. Not going to compare it to LOTR but one of my favorite movies love Mark Wahlberg and it also. Glad I own it
Wonderful movie..beautiful song!! I love!!!!
Elizabeth Fraser, wonderful voice, but it is worth mentioning that Lisa Gerrard from Dead Can Dance also sings on the track.
Everybody who knows the sad movie, listens to this fabulous music and doesn't cry, has no heart. I can't imagine any kind of music that fits better with the 'lovely bones' movie.
This scene combined with cocteau twins is ethereal
Look at how far art can go…
Amazing Video! Well Done! The Lovely Bones has become one of my Favorite Movies. An amazing Music Soundtrack is a necessity. The Cocteau Twins are a profound ingredient. You've honored all three perfectly! Thank you.
The in between is scary and lonely. Not a beautiful place in my opinion. Its empty with an illusion of paradise and fragments of her past. Is it just me who think so?
Lonely indeed, and to think of it, one probably has to die a particularly horrible death (like Susie and others) to end up there. To me, too, it seems that it's Harvey's presence which prevents his victims from ascending to actual Heaven (lampshaded by the giant rose in the ice). As soon as Susie's body was free from him, so was her soul.
this shot is trippy
Watched this when I was in 10th grade now I'm 25 how fast time goes
Lost my best friend my baby daddy Shawn was with him for 10 years
He died of cancer at 28
If there is an in between
I pray he knows how much we love him
His son's N I
This place kinda scares the hell out of me.
Yeah...it feels lonely
I wish to be there alone
This movie is so beautiful
i think this is kinda how death is
Let's hope
My then wife,myself and , aunt ,,all had to leave the theater crying at the end,
This movie hit hard .
When I here this song I feel like I'm in my world where i have no problems and go away from them and I coulde just leave this world and think of my dreams and if your like me I love you so much 👄💌
Grandma Susie’s is in the in between
This is so beautiful but unsettling nonetheless…
¿A alguien mas se le metió una basurita en el ojo?
I cried almost all through this sad and true movie. It was a girl from somewhere in pa
A minha maneira de enxergar a morte mudou quando eu vi este filme.
Rip Jocelyn Nungaray 😭❤️
Rest In Peace Sherri Jarvis ❤️ Walker County Jane Doe ❤️
영화를보고 난 후에 난 너무 슬펐다 ㅜㅜ..
I remember I loved the movie when I first seen it in theaters. But after watching it again I felt kinda creeped out. I think Peter Jackson was not a best choice as a director. He makes the death and afterlife scenes too whimsical. He created my favorite movie The Frighteners, but this movie was kind of a misstep for him. But I did find the book bc of the movie and I also had no idea that Elisabeth Fraser was on the soundtrack, one of my fav singer ever. I can't believe I didn't notice her voice...
I have a glass just like hers. lol. Had it for 15 years maybe longer.
Its time to wake up to a beatiful day
I know this movie was sad but I still love it though just not to happen like that and that is so odd because anybody that knows me where we live at know that I've always loved one of these to have or to be in. And for years and years anybody that knows me knows me that I've always had a fixation on Polaroid camera's.
LIFEEEEE!
this is known as bardo....
Фильм хорош.
Sadly he murdered us in our next life too
minha versão da música: ua-cam.com/video/XCYpL9uIgcQ/v-deo.html
(espero que gostem) 🌻
❤️
😭😭😭
Aisling, aisling!
Супер😘😘
Melchonia.
This movie is woke
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The Susan Sarandan character almost ruined the movie for me , She didn't show any grief or normal mature emotions. She didn't need to be in the movie. Useless acting.