This is what hell looks like.It's not a place, it's a path...
@milesbeler39743 жыл бұрын
this is the life they force you to live if youre not in the special people club..
@thothheartmaat28333 жыл бұрын
well said my friend
@mikesistrunk65453 жыл бұрын
Just ask my best friend and worst enemy alcohol...
@jonnybmk62122 жыл бұрын
Sure am glad I got off this path when I did because you're more than correct
@jadens.k.78342 жыл бұрын
@@thothheartmaat2833 No, it's not.
@j.b.chavez12792 жыл бұрын
Harry lost his body, Sara lost her mind, Tyrone lost his freedom, Marion lost her soul. Those're the prices of addiction.
@UriahElroy6662 жыл бұрын
💯
@rebekahlikesmusic2723 Жыл бұрын
I thought of it more as Marion lost her self-respect.
@Danimal1177 Жыл бұрын
@@Danimal1177 Prostitution isn't only losing your self dignity its also to lose your soul and your mental health cause its like being raped on a daily basis
@mrspotato20 Жыл бұрын
Stolen comment, -5 for lack of creativity
@Ch4rlz_ThA_Princ3 Жыл бұрын
Perhaps I could make a fanfiction stand alone sequel where Tyrone after serving time in prison he goes to rehab and saves a young man from falling to the same he did, like a redemption story so to speak
@Dukesparrow1999 Жыл бұрын
The scene where Tyrone is dreaming about his mother while going through withdrawal always makes me cry.
@JesusChristTheOne2 жыл бұрын
That makes you the saddest?! There's something there.
@varowan1 Жыл бұрын
@@varowan1 tf
@masonf7332 Жыл бұрын
Did he really think that living a life a crime and being a junkie would result in a happy ending? No, he got what he had coming.
@Danimal1177 Жыл бұрын
@@Danimal1177 addicts aren't subhuman. You choose to take the drug but you don't choose to get addicted and have withdrawals.
@JesusChristTheOne Жыл бұрын
@@varowan1 yes
@JesusChristTheOne Жыл бұрын
Tyrone had the best chance out of all of them to turn his life around.
@joanna73502 жыл бұрын
Nah he’s in prison. It never specifies what he was arrested for, nor is it logical that he’s already in prison after a few days without appearing before a judge, but it seems like he’ll be there for a while and have something on his permanent record. Nothing was truly taken away from Marion, she just did some things that she’s gonna be really ashamed of.
@sachemofboston3649 Жыл бұрын
@@sachemofboston3649 Marion belonged to a pimp that would feed her habit and not let her say no, so no. Sarah's mind was gone, Harry lost his arm and was alone and had no one. Tyrone could at least get counseling in prison and turn his life around and had a better chance of getting cleaned up in a controlled environment.
@joanna7350 Жыл бұрын
@@sachemofboston3649 And he was arrested for skipping out of state (driving to NY to FL) while being out on bond for that shootout he was mixed up in. They had to stop because Harry's arm was horrific and the doctor knew from experience what they were and called the police. Harry had to use all their money to post the bond. Go watch the movie and come back.
@joanna7350 Жыл бұрын
@@joanna7350 she didn’t belong to a pimp, she chose to there because she was an addict. The guy doesn’t have any information other than her name and her phone number, if she doesn’t want to she doesn’t ever have to go back. However, if you’re a felon your life is permanently ruined. Very few jobs will hire you with a criminal record like that.
@sachemofboston3649 Жыл бұрын
@@sachemofboston3649 If you're a felon, your life is permanently ruined? Not true for all felony convictions. Not necessarily. I have a cousin that's a felon and has a good job. Not ALL felonies exempt you from everything. Of course you can't work in healthcare with a felony. I know of a girl who was just released from a 12 month prison sentence and while she's working at McDonalds,, she has a job at least. Actually sometimes you can, work in healthcare with a felony, if you get a waiver. And Mark Wahlberg is a convicted felon who committed vicious hate crimes in his youth. Big Tim was a pimp and clearly controlling Marion. You could tell at the end when she squeezes her drugs like she's holding a million dollars, she'll keep going back until she's dead as long as he feeds her addiction. You could see right before that sex show he was kind of intimidating her.
@joanna7350 Жыл бұрын
One of the most important films to ever exist needed a bad ending to be good. May it never be forgotten.
@CyphersBasement3 жыл бұрын
I agree, I feel that a big difference between this and trainspotting is the ending, along with the overall vibe. Although both films intend to show the same sort of consequences, and both do so in good/decent ways, I find that this ending and the overall decline of the characters is a great way of depicting drug use. I feel like so many people, particularly my generation I've noticed (gen z) seem to be quite sheltered and don't really take notice or any thought of the consequences. The tendency they have to post videos of "crackheads" out in public is wrong too imo. These people are obviously going through something and none of us know how they got there, it's unfair for them to become a laughing stock. Regardless of their actions
@Sophie_Pea2 жыл бұрын
By bad you mean tragic, dark right?
@madden7732 Жыл бұрын
if you think the movie's dark, you should read the book.
@titlewave48911 ай бұрын
@@titlewave489 the book and movie adaptation have the same ending or is there more story after that?
@madden773211 ай бұрын
That's why it's a tragedy not a comedy. It builds towards a bad outcome for the whole film. The vast majority of films and shows are comedies, not tragedies. In a typical comedy, the story/protagonist will reach a low point where all hope seems lost, but then someone or something comes along to inspire or uplift the protagonist or story to fight as hard as they can to build toward the climax and inevitable good outcome. In a tragedy the reverse is true. The protag/story will reach an all time high and it will seem like they have everything they want, but there's usually a catch. Instead of moving away from and overcoming their fatal flaw (as in a comedy) they continue to move closer to their fatal flaw and in most tragedies this leads the protagonist to be the ultimate instrument of their own downfall. A story isn't just about a sequence of events that happen and then when you get to the end it either ends with a good or bad ending. Everything is predetermined from the get-go and the entire story builds up to that final moment. A proper story is much more like a piece of music more than anything else.
@markhynes19406 ай бұрын
One of the darkest movies I’ve ever saw in my life,
@anthonymartinez29823 жыл бұрын
The same bro. Straw dogs, too.
@pabloisusi60973 жыл бұрын
Word bro.im not afraid to watch it more than once.
@jaystevenson72322 жыл бұрын
@@veriteravandtoutanonymouss7698 Gummo, KIDS, Julian Donkey Boy, and Pixote, and Before Night Falls worthy of mention in this category.
@mostevokish2 жыл бұрын
I only watched this movie ONCE and that was enough for me. It's a really good movie, shows how real life is with drugs.
@thatrandomdudeonyt40852 жыл бұрын
Yep and also the zoo station movie (Christiane F.)
@aniolpatrycja2 жыл бұрын
the meaning of the fetal posicion at the end of all of them is that they want to be born again and fix their mistakes and never commit them again, hence the FETAL position. Simply masterpiece from the entire film to those little details
@relaxandchill38183 жыл бұрын
It’s also a symbol for the de-evolution of the characters, rather than their evolution, which is typical of most characters in any given story. They develop over the course of the story and usually end up better after overcoming some sort of adversity. Obviously the opposite is true of these characters.
@duanedoty67982 жыл бұрын
Relax and Chill - Although I am unsure of the previous two comments here, I came away with a very similar impression. Good point.
@michaelbarnhart25932 жыл бұрын
agreed
@mostevokish2 жыл бұрын
I had the impression it was to be able to feel safe and warm again. Like in the womb where you don't have a care in the world yet. Then you get born...
@datatsushi20162 жыл бұрын
thanks, captain obvious.
@johnnyjohnathon73812 жыл бұрын
The end of this always makes me cry where Harry and his mother hug each other...Sarah just wanted to be happy and for her son to be happy
@mimiv5483 жыл бұрын
The book is so more cruel
@adayinthelifeofanorthkorea2 жыл бұрын
@@adayinthelifeofanorthkorea what happens in the book?
@edoardopetrovic51502 жыл бұрын
@@edoardopetrovic5150 it's pretty much the same as in the movie, only with two crucial differences. 1) there is a whole chapter with two doctors discussing their patient aka Sarah Goldfarb. Her doctor is like: this is the 8th patient this year taking this damn diet pills with symptoms of manic depression. All she need is healthy food, a couple of months of rest and to stay away from those pills. His boss, the chief doctor won't hear nothing of that, he demands to do what he says otherwise the good doctor can leave the hospital and search for other jobs. Thing is: the chief doctor is a well known sadist who loves to destroy his patients with unnecessary electro shock therapy. There is no scene whatsoever were Sarah is imagining herself on the show with her son like in the movie. She doesn't know shit. Destroyed her brain with shocks and more pills. It's described how she is sitting, looking at nothing and sitting in her piss and shit for two whole days because the hospital staff simply don't care. It's a hollow shell and not a human being anymore. With leads me to 2). Not only that Sarah is destroyed beyond repair, it's so well described how Marion will sell her body for Heroin until she OD. Harry, who lost his arm is pretty much on his death bed too, although it's open for imagination, but it suggests it strongly. Tyrone in prison, thinking about his moms who died when he was very little is facing heavy, heavy racism in prison on a daily basis. Either it will break him, also beyond repair, or he will do some shit to the prison wards, which will prolong his stay in prison (also suggested, not described as I said it). Whole story is way worse than the film
@adayinthelifeofanorthkorea2 жыл бұрын
@@adayinthelifeofanorthkorea Thanks for the reply man, it really seems harder than the movie
@edoardopetrovic51502 жыл бұрын
@@edoardopetrovic5150 it's a short novel of 240ish pages. Real page turner. I strongly recommend it.
@adayinthelifeofanorthkorea2 жыл бұрын
I remember watching this movie and laughing at the addicts.. 10 years later I was living this movie, been clean for almost 5 years now..
@pantarei83824 жыл бұрын
Bro...
@Tylertylefjordan4 жыл бұрын
I had a similar experience. I didn't laugh at them, but I did think that I would never end up like that and people that did were weak or stupid or something. Boy, was I wrong. I had no idea I would end up with a bad back at the old age of 20, never thought you became physically dependent on painkillers if you were actually in pain and taking them as prescribed (yes, I know that's the dumbest thing ever, I watched too much TV at that age and didn't have a clue about pharmacokinetics yet), never thought someone would steal my whole bottle of Percocet and that I would go looking for some on the street when the withdrawal and pain got bad enough and that I would find something even worse instead. Never anticipated any of it. And it just got worse from there and almost every "I would never" was proven wrong. I learned several very valuable lessons out of that, but even after being clean for almost 3 years (5 from heroin specifically), my life has still not really gone back to 'normal' and I don't think it ever will. I have permanent scars, mental and physical. I should have taken this movie more seriously. I thought it was a brilliant film and understand that it was a very real portrayal of addiction, but I thought I was immune to it, and that's where I fucked up.
@zzevonplant4 жыл бұрын
For me it was absolutely shocking, what he did to his mother and all, when I saw the movie I was within drug experimenting, mostly drunk and/or stoned, tried different other things, except of cocaine, because it it the drug of the dirt on the surface of the human mass, the scum, the so called "stars", and heroin just cripples your brain, you can't ever feel again what you felt before and your life will end in depression, no matter what you do and how many wishes come true, because parts of your brain degenerate due to the high doze of the "hapiness-hormones" which are the same like we have them in our body by nature, luckily my dad showed me the way of knowledge and abilities, so I always knew everything about the shit I tried, but after this movie I realised the fear of my mama because of me, I was always talking to my parents about that, they just blocked "stop it" and weren't interested in my curiosity. I made a decision, I knew I can't keep sane without getting high sometimes in a world full or degenerates and morons, talking all day about soccer and the money of others, all this madness in the world, just for this fucking colored paper that was just invented to steal easier, but people accepted it as a natural law and don't even question it, so I decided never again to take anything that I can never again get rid of and alcohol is in the end the worst, because it is everywhere, it is propagated 24/7 and easy to get, but here in Germany in the year 2018 16x as much people died from alcohol than all illegal drugs together. Today I'm not smoking cigarettes, but love to smoke weed sometimes, my rule is "If you got doubts, don't do it", I'm pretty sure without my parents I've endet the same way or even dead, who knows, I don't want my dad be disappointed about me and even more I don't want to know my mama sad or crying even if I'm 36 years old now. Taking drugs is like suicide, you hurt people that love you more than yourself ever could, it is very selfish. This movie was so shocking to me, I loved it when I watched it, but immediately forgot about it.
@Wilson84KS3 жыл бұрын
@@zzevonplant Good luck then! Really! P.O.W. to the E to the R! :)
@cathodius3 жыл бұрын
Damn I felt you. ❤️ 🙏
@vidikat3 жыл бұрын
Aw man, personally for me what impacts me the most is seeing Sarah's friends crying at the bus stop after they realize they were the reason she started taking those pills that led her to losing her mind. It's like they unintentionally killed who she was, their friend, a good neighbor and a mother who they knew and loved, and now shes stuck in an amphetamine psychosis, a hell you cannot escape. Whenever I rewatch this movie that part gets me everytime, I'd be bawling my eyes out too if I did that to my friend.
@lukim27443 жыл бұрын
Perfect portrayal of amphetamine psychosis. Ellen Burstyn was robbed of an Oscar for her role of Sarah.😒 I love Requiem.
@shellwalsh33172 жыл бұрын
@Lu Kim Right? You get it. They saw their friend just fractured. Sara's friends consoling each other is what breaks me.
@sarahwhite49062 жыл бұрын
Same
@mariogv40832 жыл бұрын
Bro I didn’t even think about that! I thought they were just sad to see her but goddamn the guilt must feel horrible. I only kept thinking that she’s probably never going to see her son again.
@Sparrowcide42 Жыл бұрын
Sara had the worst ending of them all and Tyrone got off the easiest.
@flightofthebumblebee9529 Жыл бұрын
Fun fact: the guard yelling “put your spineless back into it” is Hurbert Shelby Jr, the author of the book in which this film is based on
@EntertainmentFilms26 Жыл бұрын
It’s sad he died only four years after this films release
@RB01.10Ай бұрын
All my senses get completely fucked while watching this scene that I never would've even known if you didn't point it out.
@applescruff196922 күн бұрын
@@RB01.10 He was in a lot of pain at the time of his death. But he declined offers of morphine.
@petercdowney15 күн бұрын
Our teacher in high school showed us this movie a year after it came out. It made quite an impression on us all. Rewatching as an adult I still find it incredibly sad.
@_tardigrade4 жыл бұрын
Ass to Ass
@richgilmour85594 жыл бұрын
Every single school should show this movie.
@Jerseychick4444 жыл бұрын
But the problem is High School students are immature n cant understand depth of movie. When they will be mature to understand it properly they will be old enough.
@ranahasan243 жыл бұрын
@@richgilmour8559 lmaooooo
@MsThaider3 жыл бұрын
Like, the edited version? Lol My school was so backwards our teacher got in trouble for showing Amistad....lol...THIS movie, while my very favorite of all time, would never have gone down....not woulsni have wanted to watch it with my immature classmates circa late 90s...I graduated in 2000.
@kdaze103 жыл бұрын
They should show this to kids in school, my dad had me watch it with him when I was 13. I knew from that day forward that I would never let addiction be my beast
@weyprotein80462 жыл бұрын
I guess
@emiliobello25382 жыл бұрын
wait you watched marion's double ended dildo scene with ur dad?
@kyon-kyon-2 жыл бұрын
@@emiliobello2538 why reply if that’s all you’re gonna say? ok lol???
@matthewmessick2 жыл бұрын
I watched this for the first time at school when I was 15, everybody was laughing at the start of the movie but then the hard scenes came in and the whole classroom was silent, a little too hard to watch but you couldn't look away
@BlackPoint10102 жыл бұрын
I know he meant well, but this could have a traumatizing effect on some people at 13. I hope it didn’t disturb you as bad as it did me when I saw it when I was Also about 13. I’m 33 now and saw it again for the second time today and it’s probably more disturbing/messed up than I remember. I honestly wish I hadn’t seen it because it served me no purpose, other than to unsettle me, I grew up in a place where the consequences of drugs/prostitution, were understood. Very Well made movie though.
@JamesDGardner Жыл бұрын
Every time I see marlon's character I just cry. I have a son who always needs to hugged. It makes him feel secure, I think. I would hate if he ever found himself in a situation like that.
@roseandstem80543 жыл бұрын
After watching Marlon in this movie, there was never again a doubt in my mind that he is the most talented of all his siblings…
@jcmat99172 жыл бұрын
watching my brother going through that shit and passing away, makes this movie a whole lot more dark
@svmuscle76773 жыл бұрын
I'm sorry for your loss.
@valmacclinchy3 жыл бұрын
I’m so sorry ❤️❤️❤️
@Infamous6091 Жыл бұрын
I hope you’re doing better now.
@sirtangoboss45095 ай бұрын
I lived this life from 17 til I was 30 and I won't, can't watch this movie again. Can't afford to live in the past, right here in this moment is the only place for me
@helenh48672 жыл бұрын
I saw this movie 20 years ago and my attitude toward addiction and users has drastically changed since then. Prosecution and jail is not the answer.
@johnraumjr63833 жыл бұрын
Try living with one of them... you're opinion will change real quick.
@toddinfl2 жыл бұрын
@@toddinfl not all addicts are the same. I used to steal but I don’t anymore. I work for mine. I’ll never commit murder and I’ve never ripped anyone off, so…. Stfu
@All_About_the_Benjamins2 жыл бұрын
@@All_About_the_Benjamins You're still a POS and make life shitty for everyone around you. GTFO of my country.
@toddinfl2 жыл бұрын
@J Alexander Like I said... go live with one, asshole.
@toddinfl2 жыл бұрын
@@toddinfl how’s that? I gave my case as to how I’m not and you don’t explain. Maybe you should leave since you hate it so much.
@All_About_the_Benjamins2 жыл бұрын
The ending makes me so mad. A doctor calling the police on a patient for using drugs is SUPER illegal
@mackenzie50363 жыл бұрын
It Is super snitching
@kryouber50042 жыл бұрын
This used to happen. I'm in my 40s now, was turned onto drugs by an older relative when I was 11 years old. Did heroin for 10 straight years constantly attempting to quit but not being able to. We didn't have narcan available to us then like people do now. Twice I had to bring people to the ER who were overdosing, run in to get the ER staff, and then drive away. The cops would arrest people. I don't think they do that anymore. That was back in the '90s and '00s.
@MyNextShotWontMiss2 жыл бұрын
It's way more illegal to be doing the drugs. The doctors did the right thing.
@Danimal11772 жыл бұрын
@@Danimal1177 exactly, it will be illegal not saying the police, because you are seeing something illegal and not telling
@thrash84332 жыл бұрын
@@Danimal1177 No, the doctors didn't do the right thing. It's a medical emergency and should have nothing to do with the government. Drugs being prohibited causes nothing but crime and a worsening of deaths from them. We did this for 12 years with alcohol prohibition before we learned our lesson. It's been 50+ years now with the war on drugs (war on people) and we still haven't learned.
@MyNextShotWontMiss2 жыл бұрын
ah yes, the only sequence in a film that I can genuinely say broke me. I think what made me break down crying is the parade of grotesque and horrific imagery that just keeps going on and on, basically putting the viewer in a distressed and alarmed mindset which is suddenly broken by showing the final outcome of each character and just showing their pure raw emotion. Shit is fucked up but amazing
@ltcrescent40112 жыл бұрын
the musical direction is so important here, specifically for building the tension you speak of...masterful execution
@Sandro234 Жыл бұрын
incredible film... one of the most depressing, bleak, heart wrenching things I've ever seen.. Great movie but very hard to rewatch, knowing the tragic fate awaiting all these characters..
@codycooper5768 Жыл бұрын
Tyrone makes me laugh when Jim tells him they're 600 miles further away from New York. When the realization kick in .
@CasWreckinCrew3 жыл бұрын
I don’t get it? Sorry I haven’t seen this film in a while
@RB01.10Ай бұрын
@@RB01.10 He was on bail, one of the many conditions of being on bail is that your not allowed to leave the local area while on bail, and if you do you go straight to prison (which is what end up happening obviously)
@carculture3376Ай бұрын
I seen this movie 4 times and it's still crazy. Such a good film.
@the_casual11053 жыл бұрын
@milkyman 🤣🤣🤣
@codycooper5768 Жыл бұрын
Who tf watches this more than once???
@thelegacyofgaming292810 ай бұрын
Why not? Too chicken?@@thelegacyofgaming2928
@billukhan29544 ай бұрын
@@thelegacyofgaming2928 me
@batrishaiscute3 ай бұрын
@@thelegacyofgaming2928I do? It’s one of my favourite movies! I watched it last night truly a devastating dark horrifying brilliant well acted powerful film!
@marvinschannel5391Ай бұрын
Most impactful scenes in cinema history Aronofsky is a hell of a director he really knows how to fuk ur mind up raw truth
@petegomez52804 жыл бұрын
That smile of sara and the hug between her and harry always make me cry !!!
@priyamsharma96965 ай бұрын
A la gran Ellen Burstyn le robaron el Oscar. Su actuación en esta película es sencillamente brutal.
@christianhernanalancamaren15824 жыл бұрын
Concuerda fue espectacular su actuación merecía el oscar
@Maastricht3594 жыл бұрын
@@Maastricht359 I thought the same. What a spectacular and demanding performance!
@cathodius3 жыл бұрын
Ya había ganado un Oscar en los 70s con una pelicula de Scorsese
@antonretardd Жыл бұрын
@@antonretarddpero merecia otro para su gran trayectoria sin olvidar que le robaron otro por el exorcista
@endersonlez90703 ай бұрын
A few movies have absolutely transformed my mindset and perspective on life. Requiem for a dream is required watching for any and everyone. Life can be as horrific as it can be beautiful. Take control of your life and never let go. Stay safe everybody.
@PabloJones819 Жыл бұрын
Requiem for a dream and Irreversible are for me the movies that I was able to watch only once.
@krisw79782 жыл бұрын
i feel the same way about kids
@Sophie_Pea2 жыл бұрын
Same here! Good movie, but couldn't watch it again.
@thatrandomdudeonyt40852 жыл бұрын
@@Sophie_Pea Kids 1995? Yea, fked up movie. More fked up than this imo
@thelegacyofgaming292810 ай бұрын
@@thelegacyofgaming2928 yeah I agree. I've watched requiem several times but I could never revisit kids
@Sophie_Pea10 ай бұрын
(The deer hunter)
@remimartin8493Ай бұрын
It's the two old friends of the Mum crying, that's what gets me
@thomasrussell467411 ай бұрын
What makes it the more tragic is they encouraged her to do it, so they’re probably wrought with guilt in addition to seeing their friend like that.
@thomasraines139611 ай бұрын
Es realmente triste el desenlace de esta película, cruda, real. Más aya de tratarse sobre drogas habla sobre la soledad y cómo nos puede llevar a la autodestrucción. Muy buena película, pero no mirar si estás pasando por depresión
@itsthefluorescents47774 жыл бұрын
Al contrario
@rafitatheboneless67273 жыл бұрын
Rafita The boneless no. El mismo director de la película lo dijo pero lo que tú quieres decir
@itsthefluorescents47773 жыл бұрын
Que la mire entonces
@megumi94672 жыл бұрын
es como la primera que hizo este director habla sobre los sueños y las obsesiones
@zalomerodio5655 Жыл бұрын
Hay películas que pueden impactar mucho y esta es una de ellas. Tal vez no se trata sobre no mirarla cuando estás específicamente en una depresión, más bien sobre no mirarla cuando estás en un punto tan vulnerable que te puede dejar traumado y en vez de ayudarte a reflexionar sobre sus temas, solo te acabe asustando y te haga querer NO hablar de los temas, lo cual resulte en temerles y no aprender sobre lo importantes que son, antes de que sea tarde y te llegues a encontrar con esos temas.
@warfu_5 ай бұрын
Esta película me dejó una sensación rara pero a sido de las mejores que he visto, la actuación de todos fue increíble, el de Scary Movie tenía mucho potencial para papeles dramáticos!
@jenniferrubio902010 ай бұрын
Un actor muy versátil me sorprendió su actuación fuera de la comedia.
@PalmanGadfer5 ай бұрын
This is a crazy movie. It's hard to forget.
@LLcoolDel2 жыл бұрын
I watched this movie 2 days ago and it’s still fresh in my mind. Mostly because each of the characters seem like such deep and genuine people. The very last part where Harry and his mom hug really affected me. You could tell all Harry wanted was to be with Marion and for his mom to be happy. Why does such tragedy have to happen to such good and loving people? I ask myself this question frequently. I lost my dad when I was 15 to esophageal cancer resulting from long term drug, smoking, and alcohol use. He was an amazing and intelligent person with a great heart and so much potential in his life. I wish more people would watch this movie, not only as a deterrent to doing drugs but as a lesson in humility. I wouldn’t wish this kind of suffering on my worst enemy.
@neilmcguire51537 ай бұрын
I was on for crystal for about 4-5 months, Ik not that long to have any long damage, but enough to let me know that I wasn’t okay. I’ve been a year clean and plan to keep it as
@venenomecca58553 жыл бұрын
Meth is directly neurotoxic.
@FunBoysGaming3 жыл бұрын
Good work, God Bless you....keep it up, keep fighting...the planet needs you.
@SuperSupacoop3 жыл бұрын
@marcel hound nah I did hot rails lmao
@venenomecca58553 жыл бұрын
I know this is cliche, but stay strong. I'm very happy that you took the step. Hope you are taking care of yourself.
@kristinav.7672 жыл бұрын
Same here bro I was on it for a full year it started with one day then next week was 2 days then next week was 3 next thing you know I was up for 4 5 days shit got a hold of me almost made me hang my self after going thru that low I chilled the fuck out
@sikconethegreat2 жыл бұрын
Sarah probablemente quede encerrada para siempre, su hijo probablemente muera por los efectos a largo plazo de la heroína (sí, su estado va a empeorar) y su novia probablemente acabe igual que él o muera de una sobredosis. El único personaje que veo que si puede salir de la situación, es el de Marlon Wayans.
@malcolmchavesobando11583 жыл бұрын
Al igual talvez todos se quiten la vida en algún momento de sus vidas porque si esta cabron lo que vivieron
@sfjc13873 жыл бұрын
@@sfjc1387 Sí, también está esa posibilidad
@malcolmchavesobando11583 жыл бұрын
Tal vez para ellos, morir será la solución más "compasiva". Imagínate este escenario: Harry y Tyron cumplen con su condena, ¿que sigue después?, ¿cómo reaccionará Harry al ver la deplorable situación que si madre vive, sabiendo que no hizo nada por evitarlo?, ¿que empleos con buen sueldo podrían conseguir con sus antecedentes penales?, ¿acaso ellos tienen amigos fuera de prisión? Porque dudo que Harry y Tyron sean amigos después de esto. En cuanto a Sarah, imagina si recobrará su estabilidad, ¿Cómo reaccionará al enterarse que su hijo está encarcelado y no tiene a nadie más? En cuanto a Marion aunque sea libre físicamente, su alma y mente están encarcelados por la adicción, es posible que use el dinero de sus padres para comprarlas, o también ellos pueden enterarse de su adicción y dejarla a su suerte, hasta que alguien la encuentre muerta por sobredosis en un callejón.
@FernandoTorres-hx3rj3 жыл бұрын
otra posibilidad es que tyrone muera en prisión a manos de algún guardia o por conflictos con los demás presos
@juansinnm3 жыл бұрын
No creo que Tyron pueda quedar bien parado. Él es el que siente más el síndrome de abstinencia, o sea él quedó enganchado por la droga, no va a poder dejar de consumirla. La heroína es probablemente la droga más adictiva. Los 4 están condenados, a menos de que Harry no haya desarrollado tanto la adicción (Lo cual no creo)
@MrCaquita233 жыл бұрын
The sacrifices of God a broken spirit: a broken and a contrite heart, O God, thou wilt not despise. Psalm 51:17
@connorhenry21762 жыл бұрын
Que triste escena cuando la dos amigas van a visitar a la señora al manicomio
@sebastiandominguez67454 жыл бұрын
La neta me dejo mucho q pensar esa pelicula
@alexisguzman68784 жыл бұрын
Lo peor es cuando en el transcurso de la película vas viendo los cambios de la señora, hay que decir que su actuación es genial!
@matiasmorales28984 жыл бұрын
Si pero recordemos que quienes le recomendaron a consultar a ese falso "doctor" para supuestamente bajar de peso fueron las amigas. Ese doctor fue quien le dio las pastillas (drogas). Con amigas como esas para que quiero enemigas!
@adolfoalbornoz37303 жыл бұрын
@J.E. G.C. la película no es sobre las drogas en sí, el mismo darren aronofsky lo dijo. la película va más allá, las drogas solo fueron uno de los tantos medios para desarrollar la historia, en ningún momento se pensó en hacer una película de propaganda anti drogas
@juansinnm3 жыл бұрын
@J.E. G.C. la película a lo que va en realidad es al consumismo y la autodestrucción, no a las drogas en sí, por eso cité al director ya que él mismo afirmó q la película no pretende ser un filme con la idea de dejar algún tipo de mensaje antidrogas. Ahora, eso es una interpretación personal tuya (que de hecho no está mal pero es demasiado literal) sobre la película, si bien si a primera impresión puede parecer un filme con la idea de mostrar el desastre que ocasionan las drogas, ellas solo son secundarias en cuanto a la trama. El eje de la película en realidad son los sueños de Marion, Harry, Sara y Tyrone que se ven luego destrozados por sus propias acciones
@juansinnm3 жыл бұрын
I can think of a continuation. Harry and Tyrone get released from prison with Harry in a huge rush to get home only to find out that Marion dies of an overdose and his mother in a psych ward. But Sara does recover very slowly from psychosis. She of course has some emotion left to be devastated over Harry's arm.
@kaljathpanthermage37112 жыл бұрын
All she wanted was her sons love
@sagestar4177 Жыл бұрын
Nah it was confirmed by the author and director that Tyrone is the only one that has a chance of recovery. Sara is that insane she can’t recover, Marion simply think she doesn’t need to now as her sexual favours are given for her addiction and Harry is stuck in a prison hospital with no arm depressed with suicide being a likely option later down the line whereas Tyrone wants to fight for his dead mother and make her happy and he has a drive and ambition to go further and will be looking to recover down the line.
@FifaPinion Жыл бұрын
Sadly, none of them really have a reason to change, except Tyrone. He actually has ambition and willpower to do something with his life. Sarah is too old, Marion just wants her heroin, and Harry is far too devastated both mentally and physically to go on.
@thelegacyofgaming292810 ай бұрын
Damn, I was hoping the others would find a way to recover over their addictions, I guess it really shows how the real world works for drug addicts all across the world who can’t find the road to recovery
@Wolf_pigs2 ай бұрын
A lesson that this ending taught us was that there is a price to pay for when a conquest is seeked for pleasure
@Dukesparrow1999 Жыл бұрын
Do u not understand addiction😭
@tiggat43 Жыл бұрын
@@tiggat43 yes I do, it's something some people fall into and once they do, they may or may not come back from it
@Dukesparrow199911 ай бұрын
@@tiggat43 You might be too young to understand, but these people all chose to do drugs. They knew the risk of doing them, and still chose to do it. It is completely their fault that they ended up where they are.
@thelegacyofgaming292810 ай бұрын
I wish all job interviews were this easy…”can you hear me? Can you see me?…okay for work!”
@frankieg19746 ай бұрын
Lol
@loriellajames69788 күн бұрын
Taking swipes at the tiger's tail always seems as harmless as it sounds. Until it swipes back. Addiction is a dehumanizing downward spiral culminating in self destruction and community disintegration.
@pepleatherlab38723 жыл бұрын
Sin duda me hizo llorar cuando tyron recuerdo a su mamá, como todos terminan desechos y como final esa ilusión donde la sr se ve como ganadora y su hijo como un hombre de bien cosas que nunca pasaran :(
@user-JoySpce232 жыл бұрын
Lo peor del caso, es que me tope con un comentario sobre lo que seguiria despues de el final El protagonista solo sabia que su mama estaba un poco extasiada, pero no sabe que terminó en un hospital psiquiatrico, asi como la madre solo sabia que su hijo andaba en malos pasos, no sabe que su hijo perdio el brazo, asi que, cuando finalmente ambos se encuentren, como podriamos creer que seria la reaccion de ambos. El protagonista verá a su madre dentro del hospital psiquiatrico en un estado deplorable y la madre (Suponiendo que haya logrado recuperar un poco la cordura), verá que su hijo, no esta en su mejor estado y que ha perdido un brazo, gracias a su adiccion por las drogas. El final de esta pelicula es devastadora, pero la continuacion, tampoco trae buenas noticias
@frennardenddy87632 ай бұрын
Alguna otra razón para alejarse de las drogas mejor que esta película? no creo.
@MiguelBerCeb11 жыл бұрын
MEJOR DICHO LA ADICCIÓN.
@aranzazuquinones24544 жыл бұрын
La película más aya de tratarse sobre las drogas y adiciones habla sobre la soledad y cómo las personas nos auto destruimos por ello, las drogas solamente fueron un medio para poner énfasis en eso
@itsthefluorescents47774 жыл бұрын
Y también como por adicción destrozas tus sueños...
@greynolander3 жыл бұрын
Trainspotting.
@j.b.chavez12792 жыл бұрын
@@j.b.chavez1279 no lo creo, aunque algunos terminaron mal el protagonista terminó muy bien. Fue un final optimista y si viste la segunda parte puedes ver que realmente nadie aprendió nada
@auroramarin8401 Жыл бұрын
The eyes of someone who've lost their reasoning after selling their soul 6:12 The scary eyes and smile kept me coming back.
@thefrustratedsciencestuden3941 Жыл бұрын
I'm clean since 2015. Not even cigarettes.
@GiBsOnX922 жыл бұрын
A requiem is a song for the dead so the main song is the song of the dead dreams of all the protagonists of the movie because they all had dreams. Those two guys wanted to be big time dope dealers, the girl wanted to be a fashion designer, and the mom wanted her son to be successful. Those dreams die at the end of the movie hence the requiem being played.
@cannonfodder8287 Жыл бұрын
This movie single handedly stopped me from ever thinking about doing hard drugs. I smoked weed for over 10 years and recently quit. The mood swings were insane. This movie never ceases to not make me weep. We brand people as criminals for life and build invisible walls all around them. Ever try and get hired with just one misdemeanor? Even if its over 20 years ago it’s nearly impossible for people to give u a chance. Felon?😂 not even a chance. Its insane. And we wonder why there is a permanent underclass willing to do anything to survive. Nothing to lose. Its almost like they want us to become criminals. America is broken!
@nickanderson42576 ай бұрын
Pensé que sería mentira, pero han Sido los 8 minutos más incómodos de mi vida.
@juanobedcuagqueczaletetlac91172 жыл бұрын
Requiem Por Un Sueño: La obra maestra de Darren Aronofsky.
@Ivosferatus2 жыл бұрын
Come unto me, all that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you, and learn of me; for I am meek and lowly in heart: and ye shall find rest unto your souls. Matthew 11:28-29
@connorhenry21762 жыл бұрын
so much beauty and pain in life,,,, loneliness is hell but a toxic relationship is hell yr lucky if blessed by love....
@jerryjohnson5753 жыл бұрын
Que triste desenlace tuvieron los 4 protagonistas...
@diglambyer51204 жыл бұрын
8 minutes of that masterpiece
@hunterhrs72383 жыл бұрын
What stood out for me is the way they all lay down on their side. As if it seems like they surrendered and are defeated by their predicament...
@xtrydelta75962 жыл бұрын
It's called the fetal position
@thelegacyofgaming292810 ай бұрын
@@thelegacyofgaming2928 Yeah I just learned that 😂
@xtrydelta759610 ай бұрын
@@xtrydelta7596also when they do the fetal position, it means they want to be reborn again, re do all their bad deeds and start new,
@Wolf_pigs2 ай бұрын
@@Wolf_pigs sad to think about, this movie is way worse than any horror film imo.
@xtrydelta75962 ай бұрын
Clint mansell obra maestra la música. 👍
@reynaldodelrio47244 жыл бұрын
Histórica
@matiasmorales28984 жыл бұрын
La parte final donde se muestra el desenlace de los 4 personajes tiene acompañamiento del famoso Cuarteto Kronos…
@jcmat99172 жыл бұрын
What makes this movie heartbreaking is knowing I had friends that went through everything this film shows.
@jankemjunkie65648 ай бұрын
This movie made me want to hug my kids and mother.
@fanuvgod1 Жыл бұрын
I could see this scene many times and I would have the same exactly feeling. Damn
@fkikn8 ай бұрын
The saddest movie I've ever watched...
@RoseQueen2153 жыл бұрын
Jedan od najrealnijih i najjezivijih filmova ikada napravljenih koji ti objasnjava kuda te vodi svet narkomanije.....uvek se najezim a muzika je mozda pola filma..
@nematelanemadela85933 жыл бұрын
mom played this for me at like 12, never even considered drugs my entire life
@tylenmartinchuk1952 Жыл бұрын
Que película más incómoda de ver, como la realidad misma
@MynameisDmitri2 жыл бұрын
Showed this movie to a friend and she was like “what’s the big deal? Thought it was gonna be sadder!” Lol if she didn’t feel anything watching this scene, it really makes me question her 😳
@fayemckither3107 Жыл бұрын
WTH… what is wrong with your friend? The movie is REALLY devastating
@auroramarin8401 Жыл бұрын
@@auroramarin8401 right! I was like “are u kidding?”
@fayemckither3107 Жыл бұрын
It is a really silly movie though! Once you have seen "August Underground's Mordum" every other movie will look like a Disney movie in comparison!
@kcbetong3700 Жыл бұрын
@@kcbetong3700 why would I want to see a movie more depressing than this one when I could only stomach this one once. No thank u! Lol
@fayemckither3107 Жыл бұрын
Four people's lives ruined and that wasn't sad enough for her?
@Danimal1177 Жыл бұрын
I love this movie and that ending made me cry and stayed in my mind for the next few days.
@theresaandrade826110 ай бұрын
I’ve seen this movie twice and as amazing as it was I will never watch it again. My brother in law was on Cocaine for awhile, and went to the hospital once after he almost OD’d. Now at first when I first saw this movie I stumbled upon it by accident, I wasn’t seeking it out, and It put me in therapy because I had become a selective mute after seeing it. I was around 12 at the time so it makes sense. And I was already depressed and anxious so this didn’t help. But when I found out about my brother in law (keep in mind we didn’t get along until way after he and my brother got married) he got home and I told him that there was something I wanted him to see. He’d never seen or heard of this movie but me and my (ex) boyfriend sat him down, and we watched it. I had to get up during this scene because I’m a severe Emetophobic and Marlon Wayans vomiting in this scene is not something I was okay with. But I came back when my ex called me back in and my brother in law was in tears(which is a rare occurrence) he looked at me and got up and hugged me and just cried while hugging me repeating the words “I’m sos sorry.” He apparently had started crying after seeing Sara’s friends on the bench. So he had a sense of how it can affect other people and not just himself. But I hugged him tears streaming down my own face and said “Blaze, I showed you this movie because I care. Yeah sure we didn’t get along but I was trying to learn to love you like my sibling. Deep down you care about me too.” And we’ve been close since. But Blaze in the hospital was enough for me to go…”one more time but never again.
@baileeharding8886 Жыл бұрын
This never happened
@dolphmcfearless3068 Жыл бұрын
Solo dire que muy pocas y son contadas las veces que llore con una pelicula y puedo decir que esta fue la primer pelicula me hizo llorar (curiosamenre The Westler es otra que me destrozo) y reflexionar en muchos aspectos, es cruda hasta la medula pero hermosa ejecucion, dios bendiga al señor Aronofsky
@edgarmartinez41432 жыл бұрын
De las pocas películas en las que veo que los protagonistas se joden y no terminan felices
@batman40564 жыл бұрын
Pues busca películas buenas, seguro que ves puro cine comercial
@huercoteton28213 жыл бұрын
Ve no country for old men
@GalanDavilaJesusDavid2 жыл бұрын
Los huerfanos baudelaire de una serie de eventos desafortunados tampoco terminan tan bien que digamos
@martinhumberto9665 Жыл бұрын
Tyrone will be alright once he gets through withdrawals
@dukeellington6279 Жыл бұрын
From what I’ve heard he’s the only one with any hope of getting better.
@thomasraines139611 ай бұрын
That, and he actually has a will unlike the others.
@thelegacyofgaming292810 ай бұрын
The Mother needed a social life outside of her home.
@loriellajames69788 күн бұрын
2:29 his smile is creepy and funny 😂😂😂😂😂
@giovannipenate5325 Жыл бұрын
That's Keith David. He was definitely channeling his inner Spawn.
@irvinmorales1409 Жыл бұрын
@@irvinmorales1409 I know
@giovannipenate5325 Жыл бұрын
This movie is so incredible sad and eye opening how quickly things turn and how far down people can go in addiciton... it's greatly emotion film
@devene1031 Жыл бұрын
7:45 the tears begin to come out
@cortosemperador55862 жыл бұрын
-I love you. -I love you too mom.
@cansino16362 жыл бұрын
@@cansino1636 yes
@cortosemperador55862 жыл бұрын
….I, I mean this is as heartbreaking as addiction can get, ever worse. The magazine cut outs are torn, broken on the floor while she cradles the dope, putting that above everything else, dreams in tatters. Harry without an arm, or the right harm which is probably used, thus he’s left in a nightmare, Sara is broken, and never appreciated the friends she had, with dreams of unrealistic expectations. The moral of the story, “have your dreams, pursue them, but never out of character…” I guess.
@accatt22042 жыл бұрын
This was a scary movie.
@nelsonx53263 жыл бұрын
Siempre me llamó la atención que Marion tenía puesto un vestido rojo en el sueño de Harry, así como Sara quería tanto usar (lo usó pero para mal, lamentablemente.)
@vinoencarton46492 жыл бұрын
They should show this to youngsters..its dark,cold,and can last you the rest of your life 😔
@matthewnewton301 Жыл бұрын
My school showed just the arm cutting scene and said we didnt have to watch if we dont want like a art exhibit. Also the Trainspotting scene where he tripping and baby is crawling on the roof. Plus had psychology studies where we discuss about Clockwork Orange but not allowed to watch in class.
@McmullenEJ Жыл бұрын
God bless those with addiction and for them to see the light
@Spencer7660 Жыл бұрын
Vi esta película y la de oldboy *del 2003* por curiosidad,las terminé de ver entre lágrimas y traumado...no vuelvan a recomendarme esas malditas películas en mi vida
@eldenis2do3 жыл бұрын
el que te las recomendo te quiere mucho, son obras maestras
@cortosemperador55862 жыл бұрын
@@cortosemperador5586 eso sí,muy buena peli
@eldenis2do2 жыл бұрын
@@eldenis2do exacto
@cortosemperador55862 жыл бұрын
Jesus answered and said unto him, Verily, verily, I say unto thee, Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God. John 3:3
@connorhenry21762 жыл бұрын
When he is running on the pier calling out for Marion is so so sad.
@plbeckman Жыл бұрын
I lived this life and literally died 3 times on the way to the hospital. That's a harsh reality to face - especially when you're trying to convince yourself it's " not THAT bad..." - "I've been homeless for years, I have tracks from my wrists to my armpits, I'm shooting up in my neck, I've got abscesses that have developed into MRSA and I can see bone in one - but it's not THAT bad...", " My friends are long gone because noone wants a junkie/thief/walking scab around them, the only people I deal with are criminals, and I'm having to hurt people and do things I don't want to do, because it's better than the living Hell of dope sickness; but it's not THAT bad" "Everybody's dying, and the cops know me on a first name basis...but it's not THAT bad.." I got clean 14 years ago. This January I will turn 52 if I'm lucky. I have a daughter who just turned 21and she knows my past, and has NO DESIRE to go down that road. It kind of sucks living your life as a cautionary tale, but if it means SHE'S safe and doesn't have to make my mistakes, so be it. This movie takes me back - and I can only watch it if I'm doing OK.
@jaybillings81856 ай бұрын
Jesus even reading about the drug tracks on the arms and the abscesses grosses me out so damn much, how do people get to this state?? Meanwhile I struggle to even take a blood test in a hospital
@Vasily_dont_be_silly5 ай бұрын
@@Vasily_dont_be_sillywe're all one or two bad decisions away from this if we make the wrong choice.
@kcreagan97993 ай бұрын
Congrats on getting sober, you are very strong to conquer that. God bless you!
@kcreagan97993 ай бұрын
When he says we're also 66 miles away from my was such a cool scene how it dawned on him that this trip if goes wrong they are utterly alone in unfamiliar territory and their mission wont succeed
@user-bt3of1ye3d6 ай бұрын
We all know what the most iconic line in this movie is. We know.
@robinabernathy28292 жыл бұрын
Juice juice juice
@majinvegeta32842 жыл бұрын
@@majinvegeta3284 ess to ess
@robinabernathy28296 ай бұрын
Best line in the movie: "I know it's pretty but I didn't take it out for air." Lmao. 100% tragic.
@mikemoriarty56637 күн бұрын
Best film I've ever seen, the reality this film brings is absurd, I don't know how this film didn't win an Oscar
@umacastanha3 ай бұрын
Lol. Some people here saying "Marion has it easy because she has a choice". You really think she would choose to be gang raped by some complete a**holes if she really, genuinely had a choice??? The point of an addiction is that it grants you no choice. That's why it's called an addiction. If you could just stop, it wouldn't be an addiction. I thought it was obvious to everyone that no one willingly sells their body for drugs but clearly not. And yes, you can learn to control your addiction but it takes a special set of circumstances to seek and get help. Circumstances that Marion doesn't have. The trauma of having to sell herself will have left her permanently damaged and utterly ashamed of herself. She has no one, nothing but the drugs. So no, she doesn't have it good.
@alsunpilsut8 ай бұрын
*AYESS TO AYESS!!!!*
@rosevalentine5343 жыл бұрын
When I was using, I got a lump where I was shooting. It was terrifying and I couldn’t do anything. I was still living with my mom. I definitely didn’t shoot in it. Thank God it went away. 14 years clean now. Thank God.
@Bonbonbon73911 ай бұрын
Did you ever get checked? It could've only visibly went away
@thelegacyofgaming292810 ай бұрын
@@thelegacyofgaming2928 yeah, it went away, this was about 15 years ago. I told my doctor about it like five years ago when we were talking about my history of substance abuse, and he said it was most likely the muscles or something, being irritated and inflamed. There’s like a word for it, but I forgot he said it’s actually quite common.
@Bonbonbon73910 ай бұрын
Only Pixote and Gummo messed me up as much as this one. A modern tragedy masterpiece. Stark truth revealed. Moving. Disgusting. Art. Damn near perfect.
@mostevokish2 жыл бұрын
This is incredibly disturbing. I'm an addict to H and Harrys mom reminds me of my own. I have tried so many times quitting. I am almost 29 years old and had to live in my parents house since 23 because I kept ruining for myself. My apartment. My car. My economy. This time it will be the last time, last chanse, I have to succeed by going onto treatment. It's just that, all my life I have suffered from feeling not so well, so when I tried H for the first time it gave me everything I lacked, I got hooked instantly. I have had times when I quit for 6 month but still just existing without feeling any joy. Perhaps I need to get some medication that repairs my brain beccause apparantly my chemistry is f*cked. Too low dopamine, serotonine or a combination all my life... I cannot do this anymore. I am fearful of doing something stupid as i'm soon 30 years of age. It got to work out, please...
@simulki71083 ай бұрын
I tried weaker opiods when I was 20. So I tried out quite late..
@simulki71083 ай бұрын
This film, Pi, The Wrestler and The Whale are my all time favorites. It's funny, but a long time ago in 1998 I was sitting in Rachel's at the bar on 9th avenue, NYC with my girlfriend, and Aronofsky was sitting to my left. I knew this, because my girl had just auditioned for him; she nervously indicated him then slunk away. I said hey, he said hey, and that was my conversation with him. I hadn't heard of him at that time.
@Bootmahoy887 ай бұрын
Wasn't the doctor supposed to help him regardless of him being an obvious junkie. What was up with the judgmental look taking the medications and walking out to call law enforcement? No one wants to feel like they are going to be personally judged when they go to the doctor, especially when the doctor is supposed to be professional.
@robinabernathy28292 жыл бұрын
Murica
@majinvegeta32842 жыл бұрын
Drs are always supposed to help, but many will abandon that if they believe the patient is a threat to their practice.
@anthroism26mc Жыл бұрын
@@anthroism26mc How is he a threat? If he steals meds he steals meds. He took the meds off the table to ensure THAT didn't happen. so why didn't he help the guy who came there for his help? What were the police called for by him. Yeah he's a junkie. Is that the first junkie that's ever come to the emergency room for him?
@robinabernathy2829 Жыл бұрын
@@robinabernathy2829 i'm not talking about anyone in particular.
@anthroism26mc Жыл бұрын
The novel the movie is based off of is based in the seventies and everyone knows how bad the system was then and even now. Sara's suffering in the book is much more graphic in the book. Surprisingly, Marion's isn't but goes more in depth in what she feels in the aftermath.
@irvinmorales1409 Жыл бұрын
Acaso fui el unico que se puso a llorar en el final cuando sara y harry se abrazaban juntos?
@CarteLMAO3 жыл бұрын
para mi es la parte culminante. me hace llorar
@cortosemperador55862 жыл бұрын
Can you hear me, can you see me? OK for work.
@jupitereye43222 жыл бұрын
This movie its so true and a warning about addictions
@rodrock8510 ай бұрын
Best soundtrack
@AmitApolloBarman Жыл бұрын
This movie was the most effective anti drugs announcement i saw in my life
@skarletknight2714 күн бұрын
One of my few complaints, since I love this movie: being a junkie isn’t illegal. The doc can call the cops, but there’s no crime unless the dope is on the guy, not in him.
@SaintVodouАй бұрын
This movie was definitely over the top. The doctor prescribing the speed drugs to the grandma should’ve been frickin prosecuted.
@EagleEye884 ай бұрын
But u bet ur ass it happens
@billukhan29544 ай бұрын
Big pharma mate
@billukhan29544 ай бұрын
Throughout the film, it was impossible not to feel uncomfortable.
@GustavoFerreira-ci8tp2 ай бұрын
Even being this the softed (edited) version, it feels like a truly nightmare
This is what hell looks like.It's not a place, it's a path...
this is the life they force you to live if youre not in the special people club..
well said my friend
Just ask my best friend and worst enemy alcohol...
Sure am glad I got off this path when I did because you're more than correct
@@thothheartmaat2833 No, it's not.
Harry lost his body, Sara lost her mind, Tyrone lost his freedom, Marion lost her soul. Those're the prices of addiction.
💯
I thought of it more as Marion lost her self-respect.
@@Danimal1177 Prostitution isn't only losing your self dignity its also to lose your soul and your mental health cause its like being raped on a daily basis
Stolen comment, -5 for lack of creativity
Perhaps I could make a fanfiction stand alone sequel where Tyrone after serving time in prison he goes to rehab and saves a young man from falling to the same he did, like a redemption story so to speak
The scene where Tyrone is dreaming about his mother while going through withdrawal always makes me cry.
That makes you the saddest?! There's something there.
@@varowan1 tf
Did he really think that living a life a crime and being a junkie would result in a happy ending? No, he got what he had coming.
@@Danimal1177 addicts aren't subhuman. You choose to take the drug but you don't choose to get addicted and have withdrawals.
@@varowan1 yes
Tyrone had the best chance out of all of them to turn his life around.
Nah he’s in prison. It never specifies what he was arrested for, nor is it logical that he’s already in prison after a few days without appearing before a judge, but it seems like he’ll be there for a while and have something on his permanent record. Nothing was truly taken away from Marion, she just did some things that she’s gonna be really ashamed of.
@@sachemofboston3649 Marion belonged to a pimp that would feed her habit and not let her say no, so no. Sarah's mind was gone, Harry lost his arm and was alone and had no one. Tyrone could at least get counseling in prison and turn his life around and had a better chance of getting cleaned up in a controlled environment.
@@sachemofboston3649 And he was arrested for skipping out of state (driving to NY to FL) while being out on bond for that shootout he was mixed up in. They had to stop because Harry's arm was horrific and the doctor knew from experience what they were and called the police. Harry had to use all their money to post the bond. Go watch the movie and come back.
@@joanna7350 she didn’t belong to a pimp, she chose to there because she was an addict. The guy doesn’t have any information other than her name and her phone number, if she doesn’t want to she doesn’t ever have to go back. However, if you’re a felon your life is permanently ruined. Very few jobs will hire you with a criminal record like that.
@@sachemofboston3649 If you're a felon, your life is permanently ruined? Not true for all felony convictions. Not necessarily. I have a cousin that's a felon and has a good job. Not ALL felonies exempt you from everything. Of course you can't work in healthcare with a felony. I know of a girl who was just released from a 12 month prison sentence and while she's working at McDonalds,, she has a job at least. Actually sometimes you can, work in healthcare with a felony, if you get a waiver. And Mark Wahlberg is a convicted felon who committed vicious hate crimes in his youth. Big Tim was a pimp and clearly controlling Marion. You could tell at the end when she squeezes her drugs like she's holding a million dollars, she'll keep going back until she's dead as long as he feeds her addiction. You could see right before that sex show he was kind of intimidating her.
One of the most important films to ever exist needed a bad ending to be good. May it never be forgotten.
I agree, I feel that a big difference between this and trainspotting is the ending, along with the overall vibe. Although both films intend to show the same sort of consequences, and both do so in good/decent ways, I find that this ending and the overall decline of the characters is a great way of depicting drug use. I feel like so many people, particularly my generation I've noticed (gen z) seem to be quite sheltered and don't really take notice or any thought of the consequences. The tendency they have to post videos of "crackheads" out in public is wrong too imo. These people are obviously going through something and none of us know how they got there, it's unfair for them to become a laughing stock. Regardless of their actions
By bad you mean tragic, dark right?
if you think the movie's dark, you should read the book.
@@titlewave489 the book and movie adaptation have the same ending or is there more story after that?
That's why it's a tragedy not a comedy. It builds towards a bad outcome for the whole film. The vast majority of films and shows are comedies, not tragedies. In a typical comedy, the story/protagonist will reach a low point where all hope seems lost, but then someone or something comes along to inspire or uplift the protagonist or story to fight as hard as they can to build toward the climax and inevitable good outcome. In a tragedy the reverse is true. The protag/story will reach an all time high and it will seem like they have everything they want, but there's usually a catch. Instead of moving away from and overcoming their fatal flaw (as in a comedy) they continue to move closer to their fatal flaw and in most tragedies this leads the protagonist to be the ultimate instrument of their own downfall. A story isn't just about a sequence of events that happen and then when you get to the end it either ends with a good or bad ending. Everything is predetermined from the get-go and the entire story builds up to that final moment. A proper story is much more like a piece of music more than anything else.
One of the darkest movies I’ve ever saw in my life,
The same bro. Straw dogs, too.
Word bro.im not afraid to watch it more than once.
@@veriteravandtoutanonymouss7698 Gummo, KIDS, Julian Donkey Boy, and Pixote, and Before Night Falls worthy of mention in this category.
I only watched this movie ONCE and that was enough for me. It's a really good movie, shows how real life is with drugs.
Yep and also the zoo station movie (Christiane F.)
the meaning of the fetal posicion at the end of all of them is that they want to be born again and fix their mistakes and never commit them again, hence the FETAL position. Simply masterpiece from the entire film to those little details
It’s also a symbol for the de-evolution of the characters, rather than their evolution, which is typical of most characters in any given story. They develop over the course of the story and usually end up better after overcoming some sort of adversity. Obviously the opposite is true of these characters.
Relax and Chill - Although I am unsure of the previous two comments here, I came away with a very similar impression. Good point.
agreed
I had the impression it was to be able to feel safe and warm again. Like in the womb where you don't have a care in the world yet. Then you get born...
thanks, captain obvious.
The end of this always makes me cry where Harry and his mother hug each other...Sarah just wanted to be happy and for her son to be happy
The book is so more cruel
@@adayinthelifeofanorthkorea what happens in the book?
@@edoardopetrovic5150 it's pretty much the same as in the movie, only with two crucial differences. 1) there is a whole chapter with two doctors discussing their patient aka Sarah Goldfarb. Her doctor is like: this is the 8th patient this year taking this damn diet pills with symptoms of manic depression. All she need is healthy food, a couple of months of rest and to stay away from those pills. His boss, the chief doctor won't hear nothing of that, he demands to do what he says otherwise the good doctor can leave the hospital and search for other jobs. Thing is: the chief doctor is a well known sadist who loves to destroy his patients with unnecessary electro shock therapy. There is no scene whatsoever were Sarah is imagining herself on the show with her son like in the movie. She doesn't know shit. Destroyed her brain with shocks and more pills. It's described how she is sitting, looking at nothing and sitting in her piss and shit for two whole days because the hospital staff simply don't care. It's a hollow shell and not a human being anymore. With leads me to 2). Not only that Sarah is destroyed beyond repair, it's so well described how Marion will sell her body for Heroin until she OD. Harry, who lost his arm is pretty much on his death bed too, although it's open for imagination, but it suggests it strongly. Tyrone in prison, thinking about his moms who died when he was very little is facing heavy, heavy racism in prison on a daily basis. Either it will break him, also beyond repair, or he will do some shit to the prison wards, which will prolong his stay in prison (also suggested, not described as I said it). Whole story is way worse than the film
@@adayinthelifeofanorthkorea Thanks for the reply man, it really seems harder than the movie
@@edoardopetrovic5150 it's a short novel of 240ish pages. Real page turner. I strongly recommend it.
I remember watching this movie and laughing at the addicts.. 10 years later I was living this movie, been clean for almost 5 years now..
Bro...
I had a similar experience. I didn't laugh at them, but I did think that I would never end up like that and people that did were weak or stupid or something. Boy, was I wrong. I had no idea I would end up with a bad back at the old age of 20, never thought you became physically dependent on painkillers if you were actually in pain and taking them as prescribed (yes, I know that's the dumbest thing ever, I watched too much TV at that age and didn't have a clue about pharmacokinetics yet), never thought someone would steal my whole bottle of Percocet and that I would go looking for some on the street when the withdrawal and pain got bad enough and that I would find something even worse instead. Never anticipated any of it. And it just got worse from there and almost every "I would never" was proven wrong. I learned several very valuable lessons out of that, but even after being clean for almost 3 years (5 from heroin specifically), my life has still not really gone back to 'normal' and I don't think it ever will. I have permanent scars, mental and physical. I should have taken this movie more seriously. I thought it was a brilliant film and understand that it was a very real portrayal of addiction, but I thought I was immune to it, and that's where I fucked up.
For me it was absolutely shocking, what he did to his mother and all, when I saw the movie I was within drug experimenting, mostly drunk and/or stoned, tried different other things, except of cocaine, because it it the drug of the dirt on the surface of the human mass, the scum, the so called "stars", and heroin just cripples your brain, you can't ever feel again what you felt before and your life will end in depression, no matter what you do and how many wishes come true, because parts of your brain degenerate due to the high doze of the "hapiness-hormones" which are the same like we have them in our body by nature, luckily my dad showed me the way of knowledge and abilities, so I always knew everything about the shit I tried, but after this movie I realised the fear of my mama because of me, I was always talking to my parents about that, they just blocked "stop it" and weren't interested in my curiosity. I made a decision, I knew I can't keep sane without getting high sometimes in a world full or degenerates and morons, talking all day about soccer and the money of others, all this madness in the world, just for this fucking colored paper that was just invented to steal easier, but people accepted it as a natural law and don't even question it, so I decided never again to take anything that I can never again get rid of and alcohol is in the end the worst, because it is everywhere, it is propagated 24/7 and easy to get, but here in Germany in the year 2018 16x as much people died from alcohol than all illegal drugs together. Today I'm not smoking cigarettes, but love to smoke weed sometimes, my rule is "If you got doubts, don't do it", I'm pretty sure without my parents I've endet the same way or even dead, who knows, I don't want my dad be disappointed about me and even more I don't want to know my mama sad or crying even if I'm 36 years old now. Taking drugs is like suicide, you hurt people that love you more than yourself ever could, it is very selfish. This movie was so shocking to me, I loved it when I watched it, but immediately forgot about it.
@@zzevonplant Good luck then! Really! P.O.W. to the E to the R! :)
Damn I felt you. ❤️ 🙏
Aw man, personally for me what impacts me the most is seeing Sarah's friends crying at the bus stop after they realize they were the reason she started taking those pills that led her to losing her mind. It's like they unintentionally killed who she was, their friend, a good neighbor and a mother who they knew and loved, and now shes stuck in an amphetamine psychosis, a hell you cannot escape. Whenever I rewatch this movie that part gets me everytime, I'd be bawling my eyes out too if I did that to my friend.
Perfect portrayal of amphetamine psychosis. Ellen Burstyn was robbed of an Oscar for her role of Sarah.😒 I love Requiem.
@Lu Kim Right? You get it. They saw their friend just fractured. Sara's friends consoling each other is what breaks me.
Same
Bro I didn’t even think about that! I thought they were just sad to see her but goddamn the guilt must feel horrible. I only kept thinking that she’s probably never going to see her son again.
Sara had the worst ending of them all and Tyrone got off the easiest.
Fun fact: the guard yelling “put your spineless back into it” is Hurbert Shelby Jr, the author of the book in which this film is based on
It’s sad he died only four years after this films release
All my senses get completely fucked while watching this scene that I never would've even known if you didn't point it out.
@@RB01.10 He was in a lot of pain at the time of his death. But he declined offers of morphine.
Our teacher in high school showed us this movie a year after it came out. It made quite an impression on us all. Rewatching as an adult I still find it incredibly sad.
Ass to Ass
Every single school should show this movie.
But the problem is High School students are immature n cant understand depth of movie. When they will be mature to understand it properly they will be old enough.
@@richgilmour8559 lmaooooo
Like, the edited version? Lol My school was so backwards our teacher got in trouble for showing Amistad....lol...THIS movie, while my very favorite of all time, would never have gone down....not woulsni have wanted to watch it with my immature classmates circa late 90s...I graduated in 2000.
They should show this to kids in school, my dad had me watch it with him when I was 13. I knew from that day forward that I would never let addiction be my beast
I guess
wait you watched marion's double ended dildo scene with ur dad?
@@emiliobello2538 why reply if that’s all you’re gonna say? ok lol???
I watched this for the first time at school when I was 15, everybody was laughing at the start of the movie but then the hard scenes came in and the whole classroom was silent, a little too hard to watch but you couldn't look away
I know he meant well, but this could have a traumatizing effect on some people at 13. I hope it didn’t disturb you as bad as it did me when I saw it when I was Also about 13. I’m 33 now and saw it again for the second time today and it’s probably more disturbing/messed up than I remember. I honestly wish I hadn’t seen it because it served me no purpose, other than to unsettle me, I grew up in a place where the consequences of drugs/prostitution, were understood. Very Well made movie though.
Every time I see marlon's character I just cry. I have a son who always needs to hugged. It makes him feel secure, I think. I would hate if he ever found himself in a situation like that.
After watching Marlon in this movie, there was never again a doubt in my mind that he is the most talented of all his siblings…
watching my brother going through that shit and passing away, makes this movie a whole lot more dark
I'm sorry for your loss.
I’m so sorry ❤️❤️❤️
I hope you’re doing better now.
I lived this life from 17 til I was 30 and I won't, can't watch this movie again. Can't afford to live in the past, right here in this moment is the only place for me
I saw this movie 20 years ago and my attitude toward addiction and users has drastically changed since then. Prosecution and jail is not the answer.
Try living with one of them... you're opinion will change real quick.
@@toddinfl not all addicts are the same. I used to steal but I don’t anymore. I work for mine. I’ll never commit murder and I’ve never ripped anyone off, so…. Stfu
@@All_About_the_Benjamins You're still a POS and make life shitty for everyone around you. GTFO of my country.
@J Alexander Like I said... go live with one, asshole.
@@toddinfl how’s that? I gave my case as to how I’m not and you don’t explain. Maybe you should leave since you hate it so much.
The ending makes me so mad. A doctor calling the police on a patient for using drugs is SUPER illegal
It Is super snitching
This used to happen. I'm in my 40s now, was turned onto drugs by an older relative when I was 11 years old. Did heroin for 10 straight years constantly attempting to quit but not being able to. We didn't have narcan available to us then like people do now. Twice I had to bring people to the ER who were overdosing, run in to get the ER staff, and then drive away. The cops would arrest people. I don't think they do that anymore. That was back in the '90s and '00s.
It's way more illegal to be doing the drugs. The doctors did the right thing.
@@Danimal1177 exactly, it will be illegal not saying the police, because you are seeing something illegal and not telling
@@Danimal1177 No, the doctors didn't do the right thing. It's a medical emergency and should have nothing to do with the government. Drugs being prohibited causes nothing but crime and a worsening of deaths from them. We did this for 12 years with alcohol prohibition before we learned our lesson. It's been 50+ years now with the war on drugs (war on people) and we still haven't learned.
ah yes, the only sequence in a film that I can genuinely say broke me. I think what made me break down crying is the parade of grotesque and horrific imagery that just keeps going on and on, basically putting the viewer in a distressed and alarmed mindset which is suddenly broken by showing the final outcome of each character and just showing their pure raw emotion. Shit is fucked up but amazing
the musical direction is so important here, specifically for building the tension you speak of...masterful execution
incredible film... one of the most depressing, bleak, heart wrenching things I've ever seen.. Great movie but very hard to rewatch, knowing the tragic fate awaiting all these characters..
Tyrone makes me laugh when Jim tells him they're 600 miles further away from New York. When the realization kick in .
I don’t get it? Sorry I haven’t seen this film in a while
@@RB01.10 He was on bail, one of the many conditions of being on bail is that your not allowed to leave the local area while on bail, and if you do you go straight to prison (which is what end up happening obviously)
I seen this movie 4 times and it's still crazy. Such a good film.
@milkyman 🤣🤣🤣
Who tf watches this more than once???
Why not? Too chicken?@@thelegacyofgaming2928
@@thelegacyofgaming2928 me
@@thelegacyofgaming2928I do? It’s one of my favourite movies! I watched it last night truly a devastating dark horrifying brilliant well acted powerful film!
Most impactful scenes in cinema history Aronofsky is a hell of a director he really knows how to fuk ur mind up raw truth
That smile of sara and the hug between her and harry always make me cry !!!
A la gran Ellen Burstyn le robaron el Oscar. Su actuación en esta película es sencillamente brutal.
Concuerda fue espectacular su actuación merecía el oscar
@@Maastricht359 I thought the same. What a spectacular and demanding performance!
Ya había ganado un Oscar en los 70s con una pelicula de Scorsese
@@antonretarddpero merecia otro para su gran trayectoria sin olvidar que le robaron otro por el exorcista
A few movies have absolutely transformed my mindset and perspective on life. Requiem for a dream is required watching for any and everyone. Life can be as horrific as it can be beautiful. Take control of your life and never let go. Stay safe everybody.
Requiem for a dream and Irreversible are for me the movies that I was able to watch only once.
i feel the same way about kids
Same here! Good movie, but couldn't watch it again.
@@Sophie_Pea Kids 1995? Yea, fked up movie. More fked up than this imo
@@thelegacyofgaming2928 yeah I agree. I've watched requiem several times but I could never revisit kids
(The deer hunter)
It's the two old friends of the Mum crying, that's what gets me
What makes it the more tragic is they encouraged her to do it, so they’re probably wrought with guilt in addition to seeing their friend like that.
Es realmente triste el desenlace de esta película, cruda, real. Más aya de tratarse sobre drogas habla sobre la soledad y cómo nos puede llevar a la autodestrucción. Muy buena película, pero no mirar si estás pasando por depresión
Al contrario
Rafita The boneless no. El mismo director de la película lo dijo pero lo que tú quieres decir
Que la mire entonces
es como la primera que hizo este director habla sobre los sueños y las obsesiones
Hay películas que pueden impactar mucho y esta es una de ellas. Tal vez no se trata sobre no mirarla cuando estás específicamente en una depresión, más bien sobre no mirarla cuando estás en un punto tan vulnerable que te puede dejar traumado y en vez de ayudarte a reflexionar sobre sus temas, solo te acabe asustando y te haga querer NO hablar de los temas, lo cual resulte en temerles y no aprender sobre lo importantes que son, antes de que sea tarde y te llegues a encontrar con esos temas.
Esta película me dejó una sensación rara pero a sido de las mejores que he visto, la actuación de todos fue increíble, el de Scary Movie tenía mucho potencial para papeles dramáticos!
Un actor muy versátil me sorprendió su actuación fuera de la comedia.
This is a crazy movie. It's hard to forget.
I watched this movie 2 days ago and it’s still fresh in my mind. Mostly because each of the characters seem like such deep and genuine people. The very last part where Harry and his mom hug really affected me. You could tell all Harry wanted was to be with Marion and for his mom to be happy. Why does such tragedy have to happen to such good and loving people? I ask myself this question frequently. I lost my dad when I was 15 to esophageal cancer resulting from long term drug, smoking, and alcohol use. He was an amazing and intelligent person with a great heart and so much potential in his life. I wish more people would watch this movie, not only as a deterrent to doing drugs but as a lesson in humility. I wouldn’t wish this kind of suffering on my worst enemy.
I was on for crystal for about 4-5 months, Ik not that long to have any long damage, but enough to let me know that I wasn’t okay. I’ve been a year clean and plan to keep it as
Meth is directly neurotoxic.
Good work, God Bless you....keep it up, keep fighting...the planet needs you.
@marcel hound nah I did hot rails lmao
I know this is cliche, but stay strong. I'm very happy that you took the step. Hope you are taking care of yourself.
Same here bro I was on it for a full year it started with one day then next week was 2 days then next week was 3 next thing you know I was up for 4 5 days shit got a hold of me almost made me hang my self after going thru that low I chilled the fuck out
Sarah probablemente quede encerrada para siempre, su hijo probablemente muera por los efectos a largo plazo de la heroína (sí, su estado va a empeorar) y su novia probablemente acabe igual que él o muera de una sobredosis. El único personaje que veo que si puede salir de la situación, es el de Marlon Wayans.
Al igual talvez todos se quiten la vida en algún momento de sus vidas porque si esta cabron lo que vivieron
@@sfjc1387 Sí, también está esa posibilidad
Tal vez para ellos, morir será la solución más "compasiva". Imagínate este escenario: Harry y Tyron cumplen con su condena, ¿que sigue después?, ¿cómo reaccionará Harry al ver la deplorable situación que si madre vive, sabiendo que no hizo nada por evitarlo?, ¿que empleos con buen sueldo podrían conseguir con sus antecedentes penales?, ¿acaso ellos tienen amigos fuera de prisión? Porque dudo que Harry y Tyron sean amigos después de esto. En cuanto a Sarah, imagina si recobrará su estabilidad, ¿Cómo reaccionará al enterarse que su hijo está encarcelado y no tiene a nadie más? En cuanto a Marion aunque sea libre físicamente, su alma y mente están encarcelados por la adicción, es posible que use el dinero de sus padres para comprarlas, o también ellos pueden enterarse de su adicción y dejarla a su suerte, hasta que alguien la encuentre muerta por sobredosis en un callejón.
otra posibilidad es que tyrone muera en prisión a manos de algún guardia o por conflictos con los demás presos
No creo que Tyron pueda quedar bien parado. Él es el que siente más el síndrome de abstinencia, o sea él quedó enganchado por la droga, no va a poder dejar de consumirla. La heroína es probablemente la droga más adictiva. Los 4 están condenados, a menos de que Harry no haya desarrollado tanto la adicción (Lo cual no creo)
The sacrifices of God a broken spirit: a broken and a contrite heart, O God, thou wilt not despise. Psalm 51:17
Que triste escena cuando la dos amigas van a visitar a la señora al manicomio
La neta me dejo mucho q pensar esa pelicula
Lo peor es cuando en el transcurso de la película vas viendo los cambios de la señora, hay que decir que su actuación es genial!
Si pero recordemos que quienes le recomendaron a consultar a ese falso "doctor" para supuestamente bajar de peso fueron las amigas. Ese doctor fue quien le dio las pastillas (drogas). Con amigas como esas para que quiero enemigas!
@J.E. G.C. la película no es sobre las drogas en sí, el mismo darren aronofsky lo dijo. la película va más allá, las drogas solo fueron uno de los tantos medios para desarrollar la historia, en ningún momento se pensó en hacer una película de propaganda anti drogas
@J.E. G.C. la película a lo que va en realidad es al consumismo y la autodestrucción, no a las drogas en sí, por eso cité al director ya que él mismo afirmó q la película no pretende ser un filme con la idea de dejar algún tipo de mensaje antidrogas. Ahora, eso es una interpretación personal tuya (que de hecho no está mal pero es demasiado literal) sobre la película, si bien si a primera impresión puede parecer un filme con la idea de mostrar el desastre que ocasionan las drogas, ellas solo son secundarias en cuanto a la trama. El eje de la película en realidad son los sueños de Marion, Harry, Sara y Tyrone que se ven luego destrozados por sus propias acciones
I can think of a continuation. Harry and Tyrone get released from prison with Harry in a huge rush to get home only to find out that Marion dies of an overdose and his mother in a psych ward. But Sara does recover very slowly from psychosis. She of course has some emotion left to be devastated over Harry's arm.
All she wanted was her sons love
Nah it was confirmed by the author and director that Tyrone is the only one that has a chance of recovery. Sara is that insane she can’t recover, Marion simply think she doesn’t need to now as her sexual favours are given for her addiction and Harry is stuck in a prison hospital with no arm depressed with suicide being a likely option later down the line whereas Tyrone wants to fight for his dead mother and make her happy and he has a drive and ambition to go further and will be looking to recover down the line.
Sadly, none of them really have a reason to change, except Tyrone. He actually has ambition and willpower to do something with his life. Sarah is too old, Marion just wants her heroin, and Harry is far too devastated both mentally and physically to go on.
Damn, I was hoping the others would find a way to recover over their addictions, I guess it really shows how the real world works for drug addicts all across the world who can’t find the road to recovery
A lesson that this ending taught us was that there is a price to pay for when a conquest is seeked for pleasure
Do u not understand addiction😭
@@tiggat43 yes I do, it's something some people fall into and once they do, they may or may not come back from it
@@tiggat43 You might be too young to understand, but these people all chose to do drugs. They knew the risk of doing them, and still chose to do it. It is completely their fault that they ended up where they are.
I wish all job interviews were this easy…”can you hear me? Can you see me?…okay for work!”
Lol
Taking swipes at the tiger's tail always seems as harmless as it sounds. Until it swipes back. Addiction is a dehumanizing downward spiral culminating in self destruction and community disintegration.
Sin duda me hizo llorar cuando tyron recuerdo a su mamá, como todos terminan desechos y como final esa ilusión donde la sr se ve como ganadora y su hijo como un hombre de bien cosas que nunca pasaran :(
Lo peor del caso, es que me tope con un comentario sobre lo que seguiria despues de el final El protagonista solo sabia que su mama estaba un poco extasiada, pero no sabe que terminó en un hospital psiquiatrico, asi como la madre solo sabia que su hijo andaba en malos pasos, no sabe que su hijo perdio el brazo, asi que, cuando finalmente ambos se encuentren, como podriamos creer que seria la reaccion de ambos. El protagonista verá a su madre dentro del hospital psiquiatrico en un estado deplorable y la madre (Suponiendo que haya logrado recuperar un poco la cordura), verá que su hijo, no esta en su mejor estado y que ha perdido un brazo, gracias a su adiccion por las drogas. El final de esta pelicula es devastadora, pero la continuacion, tampoco trae buenas noticias
Alguna otra razón para alejarse de las drogas mejor que esta película? no creo.
MEJOR DICHO LA ADICCIÓN.
La película más aya de tratarse sobre las drogas y adiciones habla sobre la soledad y cómo las personas nos auto destruimos por ello, las drogas solamente fueron un medio para poner énfasis en eso
Y también como por adicción destrozas tus sueños...
Trainspotting.
@@j.b.chavez1279 no lo creo, aunque algunos terminaron mal el protagonista terminó muy bien. Fue un final optimista y si viste la segunda parte puedes ver que realmente nadie aprendió nada
The eyes of someone who've lost their reasoning after selling their soul 6:12 The scary eyes and smile kept me coming back.
I'm clean since 2015. Not even cigarettes.
A requiem is a song for the dead so the main song is the song of the dead dreams of all the protagonists of the movie because they all had dreams. Those two guys wanted to be big time dope dealers, the girl wanted to be a fashion designer, and the mom wanted her son to be successful. Those dreams die at the end of the movie hence the requiem being played.
This movie single handedly stopped me from ever thinking about doing hard drugs. I smoked weed for over 10 years and recently quit. The mood swings were insane. This movie never ceases to not make me weep. We brand people as criminals for life and build invisible walls all around them. Ever try and get hired with just one misdemeanor? Even if its over 20 years ago it’s nearly impossible for people to give u a chance. Felon?😂 not even a chance. Its insane. And we wonder why there is a permanent underclass willing to do anything to survive. Nothing to lose. Its almost like they want us to become criminals. America is broken!
Pensé que sería mentira, pero han Sido los 8 minutos más incómodos de mi vida.
Requiem Por Un Sueño: La obra maestra de Darren Aronofsky.
Come unto me, all that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you, and learn of me; for I am meek and lowly in heart: and ye shall find rest unto your souls. Matthew 11:28-29
so much beauty and pain in life,,,, loneliness is hell but a toxic relationship is hell yr lucky if blessed by love....
Que triste desenlace tuvieron los 4 protagonistas...
8 minutes of that masterpiece
What stood out for me is the way they all lay down on their side. As if it seems like they surrendered and are defeated by their predicament...
It's called the fetal position
@@thelegacyofgaming2928 Yeah I just learned that 😂
@@xtrydelta7596also when they do the fetal position, it means they want to be reborn again, re do all their bad deeds and start new,
@@Wolf_pigs sad to think about, this movie is way worse than any horror film imo.
Clint mansell obra maestra la música. 👍
Histórica
La parte final donde se muestra el desenlace de los 4 personajes tiene acompañamiento del famoso Cuarteto Kronos…
What makes this movie heartbreaking is knowing I had friends that went through everything this film shows.
This movie made me want to hug my kids and mother.
I could see this scene many times and I would have the same exactly feeling. Damn
The saddest movie I've ever watched...
Jedan od najrealnijih i najjezivijih filmova ikada napravljenih koji ti objasnjava kuda te vodi svet narkomanije.....uvek se najezim a muzika je mozda pola filma..
mom played this for me at like 12, never even considered drugs my entire life
Que película más incómoda de ver, como la realidad misma
Showed this movie to a friend and she was like “what’s the big deal? Thought it was gonna be sadder!” Lol if she didn’t feel anything watching this scene, it really makes me question her 😳
WTH… what is wrong with your friend? The movie is REALLY devastating
@@auroramarin8401 right! I was like “are u kidding?”
It is a really silly movie though! Once you have seen "August Underground's Mordum" every other movie will look like a Disney movie in comparison!
@@kcbetong3700 why would I want to see a movie more depressing than this one when I could only stomach this one once. No thank u! Lol
Four people's lives ruined and that wasn't sad enough for her?
I love this movie and that ending made me cry and stayed in my mind for the next few days.
I’ve seen this movie twice and as amazing as it was I will never watch it again. My brother in law was on Cocaine for awhile, and went to the hospital once after he almost OD’d. Now at first when I first saw this movie I stumbled upon it by accident, I wasn’t seeking it out, and It put me in therapy because I had become a selective mute after seeing it. I was around 12 at the time so it makes sense. And I was already depressed and anxious so this didn’t help. But when I found out about my brother in law (keep in mind we didn’t get along until way after he and my brother got married) he got home and I told him that there was something I wanted him to see. He’d never seen or heard of this movie but me and my (ex) boyfriend sat him down, and we watched it. I had to get up during this scene because I’m a severe Emetophobic and Marlon Wayans vomiting in this scene is not something I was okay with. But I came back when my ex called me back in and my brother in law was in tears(which is a rare occurrence) he looked at me and got up and hugged me and just cried while hugging me repeating the words “I’m sos sorry.” He apparently had started crying after seeing Sara’s friends on the bench. So he had a sense of how it can affect other people and not just himself. But I hugged him tears streaming down my own face and said “Blaze, I showed you this movie because I care. Yeah sure we didn’t get along but I was trying to learn to love you like my sibling. Deep down you care about me too.” And we’ve been close since. But Blaze in the hospital was enough for me to go…”one more time but never again.
This never happened
Solo dire que muy pocas y son contadas las veces que llore con una pelicula y puedo decir que esta fue la primer pelicula me hizo llorar (curiosamenre The Westler es otra que me destrozo) y reflexionar en muchos aspectos, es cruda hasta la medula pero hermosa ejecucion, dios bendiga al señor Aronofsky
De las pocas películas en las que veo que los protagonistas se joden y no terminan felices
Pues busca películas buenas, seguro que ves puro cine comercial
Ve no country for old men
Los huerfanos baudelaire de una serie de eventos desafortunados tampoco terminan tan bien que digamos
Tyrone will be alright once he gets through withdrawals
From what I’ve heard he’s the only one with any hope of getting better.
That, and he actually has a will unlike the others.
The Mother needed a social life outside of her home.
2:29 his smile is creepy and funny 😂😂😂😂😂
That's Keith David. He was definitely channeling his inner Spawn.
@@irvinmorales1409 I know
This movie is so incredible sad and eye opening how quickly things turn and how far down people can go in addiciton... it's greatly emotion film
7:45 the tears begin to come out
-I love you. -I love you too mom.
@@cansino1636 yes
….I, I mean this is as heartbreaking as addiction can get, ever worse. The magazine cut outs are torn, broken on the floor while she cradles the dope, putting that above everything else, dreams in tatters. Harry without an arm, or the right harm which is probably used, thus he’s left in a nightmare, Sara is broken, and never appreciated the friends she had, with dreams of unrealistic expectations. The moral of the story, “have your dreams, pursue them, but never out of character…” I guess.
This was a scary movie.
Siempre me llamó la atención que Marion tenía puesto un vestido rojo en el sueño de Harry, así como Sara quería tanto usar (lo usó pero para mal, lamentablemente.)
They should show this to youngsters..its dark,cold,and can last you the rest of your life 😔
My school showed just the arm cutting scene and said we didnt have to watch if we dont want like a art exhibit. Also the Trainspotting scene where he tripping and baby is crawling on the roof. Plus had psychology studies where we discuss about Clockwork Orange but not allowed to watch in class.
God bless those with addiction and for them to see the light
Vi esta película y la de oldboy *del 2003* por curiosidad,las terminé de ver entre lágrimas y traumado...no vuelvan a recomendarme esas malditas películas en mi vida
el que te las recomendo te quiere mucho, son obras maestras
@@cortosemperador5586 eso sí,muy buena peli
@@eldenis2do exacto
Jesus answered and said unto him, Verily, verily, I say unto thee, Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God. John 3:3
When he is running on the pier calling out for Marion is so so sad.
I lived this life and literally died 3 times on the way to the hospital. That's a harsh reality to face - especially when you're trying to convince yourself it's " not THAT bad..." - "I've been homeless for years, I have tracks from my wrists to my armpits, I'm shooting up in my neck, I've got abscesses that have developed into MRSA and I can see bone in one - but it's not THAT bad...", " My friends are long gone because noone wants a junkie/thief/walking scab around them, the only people I deal with are criminals, and I'm having to hurt people and do things I don't want to do, because it's better than the living Hell of dope sickness; but it's not THAT bad" "Everybody's dying, and the cops know me on a first name basis...but it's not THAT bad.." I got clean 14 years ago. This January I will turn 52 if I'm lucky. I have a daughter who just turned 21and she knows my past, and has NO DESIRE to go down that road. It kind of sucks living your life as a cautionary tale, but if it means SHE'S safe and doesn't have to make my mistakes, so be it. This movie takes me back - and I can only watch it if I'm doing OK.
Jesus even reading about the drug tracks on the arms and the abscesses grosses me out so damn much, how do people get to this state?? Meanwhile I struggle to even take a blood test in a hospital
@@Vasily_dont_be_sillywe're all one or two bad decisions away from this if we make the wrong choice.
Congrats on getting sober, you are very strong to conquer that. God bless you!
When he says we're also 66 miles away from my was such a cool scene how it dawned on him that this trip if goes wrong they are utterly alone in unfamiliar territory and their mission wont succeed
We all know what the most iconic line in this movie is. We know.
Juice juice juice
@@majinvegeta3284 ess to ess
Best line in the movie: "I know it's pretty but I didn't take it out for air." Lmao. 100% tragic.
Best film I've ever seen, the reality this film brings is absurd, I don't know how this film didn't win an Oscar
Lol. Some people here saying "Marion has it easy because she has a choice". You really think she would choose to be gang raped by some complete a**holes if she really, genuinely had a choice??? The point of an addiction is that it grants you no choice. That's why it's called an addiction. If you could just stop, it wouldn't be an addiction. I thought it was obvious to everyone that no one willingly sells their body for drugs but clearly not. And yes, you can learn to control your addiction but it takes a special set of circumstances to seek and get help. Circumstances that Marion doesn't have. The trauma of having to sell herself will have left her permanently damaged and utterly ashamed of herself. She has no one, nothing but the drugs. So no, she doesn't have it good.
*AYESS TO AYESS!!!!*
When I was using, I got a lump where I was shooting. It was terrifying and I couldn’t do anything. I was still living with my mom. I definitely didn’t shoot in it. Thank God it went away. 14 years clean now. Thank God.
Did you ever get checked? It could've only visibly went away
@@thelegacyofgaming2928 yeah, it went away, this was about 15 years ago. I told my doctor about it like five years ago when we were talking about my history of substance abuse, and he said it was most likely the muscles or something, being irritated and inflamed. There’s like a word for it, but I forgot he said it’s actually quite common.
Only Pixote and Gummo messed me up as much as this one. A modern tragedy masterpiece. Stark truth revealed. Moving. Disgusting. Art. Damn near perfect.
This is incredibly disturbing. I'm an addict to H and Harrys mom reminds me of my own. I have tried so many times quitting. I am almost 29 years old and had to live in my parents house since 23 because I kept ruining for myself. My apartment. My car. My economy. This time it will be the last time, last chanse, I have to succeed by going onto treatment. It's just that, all my life I have suffered from feeling not so well, so when I tried H for the first time it gave me everything I lacked, I got hooked instantly. I have had times when I quit for 6 month but still just existing without feeling any joy. Perhaps I need to get some medication that repairs my brain beccause apparantly my chemistry is f*cked. Too low dopamine, serotonine or a combination all my life... I cannot do this anymore. I am fearful of doing something stupid as i'm soon 30 years of age. It got to work out, please...
I tried weaker opiods when I was 20. So I tried out quite late..
This film, Pi, The Wrestler and The Whale are my all time favorites. It's funny, but a long time ago in 1998 I was sitting in Rachel's at the bar on 9th avenue, NYC with my girlfriend, and Aronofsky was sitting to my left. I knew this, because my girl had just auditioned for him; she nervously indicated him then slunk away. I said hey, he said hey, and that was my conversation with him. I hadn't heard of him at that time.
Wasn't the doctor supposed to help him regardless of him being an obvious junkie. What was up with the judgmental look taking the medications and walking out to call law enforcement? No one wants to feel like they are going to be personally judged when they go to the doctor, especially when the doctor is supposed to be professional.
Murica
Drs are always supposed to help, but many will abandon that if they believe the patient is a threat to their practice.
@@anthroism26mc How is he a threat? If he steals meds he steals meds. He took the meds off the table to ensure THAT didn't happen. so why didn't he help the guy who came there for his help? What were the police called for by him. Yeah he's a junkie. Is that the first junkie that's ever come to the emergency room for him?
@@robinabernathy2829 i'm not talking about anyone in particular.
The novel the movie is based off of is based in the seventies and everyone knows how bad the system was then and even now. Sara's suffering in the book is much more graphic in the book. Surprisingly, Marion's isn't but goes more in depth in what she feels in the aftermath.
Acaso fui el unico que se puso a llorar en el final cuando sara y harry se abrazaban juntos?
para mi es la parte culminante. me hace llorar
Can you hear me, can you see me? OK for work.
This movie its so true and a warning about addictions
Best soundtrack
This movie was the most effective anti drugs announcement i saw in my life
One of my few complaints, since I love this movie: being a junkie isn’t illegal. The doc can call the cops, but there’s no crime unless the dope is on the guy, not in him.
This movie was definitely over the top. The doctor prescribing the speed drugs to the grandma should’ve been frickin prosecuted.
But u bet ur ass it happens
Big pharma mate
Throughout the film, it was impossible not to feel uncomfortable.
Even being this the softed (edited) version, it feels like a truly nightmare
tragic movie ending final triste de pelicula