I could feel Padraic's reaction to my bone. The sigh, the light taps on the lifeless body, and the stutter in his voice. Heartbreaking. Amazing performance by Colin Farrell
This was the moment that sold me that Colin Farrell was the best leading male performance of 2022. It's one thing to sell emotion with a frenzied monologue or a physical transformation but it's something else entirely to convey such conflicting feelings entirely with the eyes.
Colin Farrell has worked his way into my top 5 favorite actors of all time in recent years. Not everything he does is a home run but he’s always usually the most interesting thing about it. He’s been in some real bizarre roles but the man loves to act. I respect the hell out of that
This scene was so sad when I watched only for me to experience the same thing a couple days later when I found my cat halfway in a hole with a mangled body guessing my brothers dogs got to him while he was thinking the hole was a good place to hide. Or he fell in by accident. Idk whatever happened I feel complete hatred towards my brothers dogs now.
Yeah, this is where the movie lost me. It was starting to get less and less funny, and after ages of waiting for the movie to get to the point, his poor donkey died for no reason. Everything after that felt pretty unfocused and after it was over, I realized that I really hadn’t enjoyed the past two hours of my life. Civil war allegories are all well and good, but not if you forget to make an interesting movie in the process.
Glad this is just one opinion out of the many opinions of this movie; the majority says it was good, and I agree with the majority. This movie was heartbreaking.
The pony dying was not for no reason, it was to show that ending lifelong relationships is a selfish and hurtful thing to do. He cut off his fingers to make a point and ended up killing his donkey by accident from it. If you didn’t like the movie then fine, but it wasn’t for no reason.
I can't believe so many people love this movie. What an awful and bizarre story. The best thing about it is the donkey and it dies the most ridiculous death I've ever heard of. Lol
Really nothing bizarre about it. You know the general public is a bunch of simpletons, but that doesn't matter in the grand scheme of things. Can still make it and think anything that isn't comfort food is bizarre.
Nope it isn't funny whatsoever, it seems Martins films have been getting more and more depressing than his debut, I loved In Bruges it balanced the comedy and tragedy well, whilst this was just tragic with little comedy, tbh I understand why it got nominations but I won't rewatch the whole film again whilst In Bruges I happily would
You’re both wrong. This movie is most certainly a comedy, a black comedy to be exact. What you two goobers don’t understand is that the Irish have a very dark and morbid sense of humor.
@@anthonyt219speak for yourself, I enjoyed it even more on the 2nd viewing, lots foreshadowing and details you’d miss on the first go. But then again I like dark films so I’d call this a masterpiece
I could feel Padraic's reaction to my bone. The sigh, the light taps on the lifeless body, and the stutter in his voice. Heartbreaking. Amazing performance by Colin Farrell
Absolutely fucked me up inside.
For sure yeah I was just, wow colin killed it made me feel so sad wrecked me
This was the moment that sold me that Colin Farrell was the best leading male performance of 2022. It's one thing to sell emotion with a frenzied monologue or a physical transformation but it's something else entirely to convey such conflicting feelings entirely with the eyes.
Colin is a legendary actor for sure.
Colin Farrell has worked his way into my top 5 favorite actors of all time in recent years. Not everything he does is a home run but he’s always usually the most interesting thing about it. He’s been in some real bizarre roles but the man loves to act. I respect the hell out of that
2:48 I felt dead seeing that in the theatre twice
I cried at this part and loved the fact i still have my dogs with me...
Jenny death when
Sorry couldn't help it. I love this movie
Colin Farrell was brilliant in this movie
This scene was so sad when I watched only for me to experience the same thing a couple days later when I found my cat halfway in a hole with a mangled body guessing my brothers dogs got to him while he was thinking the hole was a good place to hide. Or he fell in by accident. Idk whatever happened I feel complete hatred towards my brothers dogs now.
Thats horrible, life is just brutal, sorry for your loss
Imagine hating an animal for being a fucking animal
Name of song: Brahms: Sechs Gesänge, Op. 7 - V. Die Trauernde
These scene tore me up.
Watched this movie for the first time last night. This is Colin Farrell’s best acting and this scene alone should have guaranteed him the Oscar.
I cried
1:26 poor gal
That scene, My Reaction in Cinema, WTF!
Sad!
She probably thought they were carrots :(
I always told my children not to give fingerfood to donkeys.
😞
What’s the music in this scene?
die trauernde (volkslied)
… hold me
Best film of 2022 I don't care what anyone says.
What song plays?
die trauernde (volkslied)
I'm sorry, but this is partially Pádraic's fault too. If he had just left Colm alone, Jenny might still be alive.
Smooth brain take.
@@kaj7135 Like Pádraic's brain?
@@ZukoHalliwell Padraic's what?
@@elvenoormg5919 Never mind. I was just dealing with a troll.
Shoulda never told Declan about his dad being hit by a bread van.
Yeah, this is where the movie lost me. It was starting to get less and less funny, and after ages of waiting for the movie to get to the point, his poor donkey died for no reason. Everything after that felt pretty unfocused and after it was over, I realized that I really hadn’t enjoyed the past two hours of my life.
Civil war allegories are all well and good, but not if you forget to make an interesting movie in the process.
Glad this is just one opinion out of the many opinions of this movie; the majority says it was good, and I agree with the majority. This movie was heartbreaking.
The Michael Bay retrospective is down the corridor, two more doors, on the right. Don't let the door hit ya on the way out, gobshite.
the civil war isn’t even that present other than a few mentions
The pony dying was not for no reason, it was to show that ending lifelong relationships is a selfish and hurtful thing to do. He cut off his fingers to make a point and ended up killing his donkey by accident from it. If you didn’t like the movie then fine, but it wasn’t for no reason.
I understand all of that. Like I said, I understand the allegories and symbolism. Doesn't mean it was an enjoyable watch.
I can't believe so many people love this movie. What an awful and bizarre story. The best thing about it is the donkey and it dies the most ridiculous death I've ever heard of. Lol
bro came here just to hate on a good film 💀
Bro thought his opinion was good 💀
Really nothing bizarre about it. You know the general public is a bunch of simpletons, but that doesn't matter in the grand scheme of things. Can still make it and think anything that isn't comfort food is bizarre.
Amazing film, 1 of the best maybe u don't understand it...
Allegory is much different than allergy
Tough movie to watch, not a comedy at all
Nope it isn't funny whatsoever, it seems Martins films have been getting more and more depressing than his debut, I loved In Bruges it balanced the comedy and tragedy well, whilst this was just tragic with little comedy, tbh I understand why it got nominations but I won't rewatch the whole film again whilst In Bruges I happily would
You’re both wrong. This movie is most certainly a comedy, a black comedy to be exact. What you two goobers don’t understand is that the Irish have a very dark and morbid sense of humor.
It was a little funny, but only in the beginning. 2/3 of that movie is so hard and emotional :(
You're right, not really a movie to rewatch over again. Got too dark near the end.
@@anthonyt219speak for yourself, I enjoyed it even more on the 2nd viewing, lots foreshadowing and details you’d miss on the first go. But then again I like dark films so I’d call this a masterpiece