That little smile when he mispronounced Paul’s name.
@ericamacs3875
6 ай бұрын
The film is incredibly sad. I kinda wish they'd not hyped it as uplifting because it's really not, but it is thought provoking and beautiful. Just sad.
@angelina1776
6 ай бұрын
I agree. It absolutely ruined me and even though I got the message, there are other ways I could have gotten the message :(
@treesny
5 ай бұрын
Well, I've seen the movie twice, and for me it's beyond the duality of "sad/happy." It's intensely human and loving towards its characters, and for such an intimate drama seems to encompass a tremendous amount about life and death. I don't know if I would call it "uplifting," but boy, I am so grateful to Andrew Haigh, the actors and everyone else who labored to make this film! It's especially precious because in this day and age of huge blockbusters and formulaic genre TV, they've managed to make a "small" film that is very, very big on the inside.
@PrivatePrivate-so4if
5 ай бұрын
Not only was Andrew Scott not nominated for a BAFTA but now this film is not to be released on DVD or Blu ray - only streamed, so preventing access to many potential audiences. What is going on???
@jas1049
6 ай бұрын
Why can British people not pronounce Paul’s name correctly? It’s not that hard for good sake. He’s from Ireland, not South East Asia!
@patiencekillz
6 ай бұрын
Yeah, maybe don’t throw another race under the bus in an effort to make your point? Everyone should make an effort to pronounce names correctly.
@jas1049
6 ай бұрын
@@patiencekillz True. However, the Brits are not another race, just a nationality (or can you call ‘British’ a nationality, as opposed to English, Scottish or Welsh 🤷♂️). And I wasn’t meaning to throw them ‘under the bus’ per se. I’ve just seen a lot of British people interviewing him and mispronouncing his name, which is surprising given that Britain is effectively next door to Ireland and has the benefit of having closely “interacted” with the Irish for hundreds of years. Mescal is also a reasonably well known personality and it would be relatively easy for a regular person (never mind a professional interviewer) to take the time to look at KZitem, for example, to find out how he pronounces his own name. I’d just question why so many British interviewers don’t seem to have bothered to do that?
@QuietMystic
2 ай бұрын
@@jas1049 he meant South East Asians, not Brits *rolls eyes*
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