I'm Thinking of Ending Things (2020)
An unexpected detour causes a woman who is trying to figure out how to break up with her boyfriend to rethink her life.
Genres: Drama, Suspense/Thriller, Horror
Country: USA
Directed By: Charlie Kaufman
Written By: Charlie Kaufman, Iain Reid
Starring: Toni Collette, David Thewlis, Jesse Plemons, Colby Minifie, Jason Ralph, Jessie Buckley, Abby Quinn
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I'm Thinking of Ending Things belongs to 22 collections
1. Based on a Book (public: moderated by iconogassed - 18 stars)
2. Based On Novel (public: moderated by tathiel - 7 stars)
3. Film Titles That Are Complete Sentences (public: moderated by Maaxwell - 5 stars)
4. Availability: Netflix Canada (public: moderated by geohawk - 5 stars)
5. plays with your perception of reality (public: moderated by livelove - 3 stars)
6. Netflix Original Movies (public: moderated by NhanLa - 3 stars)
7. Films available in HD (supplement) (public: moderated by Jorg - 1 star)
8. Watched in 2020 (public)
9. Best by different standards (private: sesito71 - 3 stars)
10. Djross English-language feature film of the year (private: djross - 2 stars)
11. Djross horror movie of the year (private: djross - 1 star)
12. Netflix (private: TonyS. - 1 star)
13. Djross read the book and saw the movie (private: djross)
14. seen in 2020 (private: sproost)
15. Djross 2020 top ten (incomplete) (private: djross)
16. koronamalina (private: ptkw)
17. C-2020 (private: cantahta)
18. Djross top ten movies first watched on Netflix (private: djross)
19. Big awkward (private: Daria)
20. Dämon 2020 (private: caffe)
21. The AV Club's 25 Best Films of 2020 (private: TychoCelchuu)
22. 2020 Films Seen (private: seals)
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| May 07 | Philip3208 | 55 35% |
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| May 07 | kipcool | 20 7% |
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migel | 85 77% |
| May 04 | oektoras | 80 49% |
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| May 04 | Ashitek | 91 99% |
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Bazen bir film çıkar ve bana "ulan bundan sonra nasıl bir şey yapılabilir ki artık" dedirtir. İşte bunu söyleten son mükemmel şey bu oldu. Bana bunu söyletecek sıradaki filmi it gibi merakla bekliyorum. (yedi senedir içimde olan bir ses diyor ki 'bu kez Ari Aster başaracak bunu')
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| May 03 |  |
loviyagae | 8 58% |
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froggysin | 86 25% |
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Hyperion+ | 1 5% |
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| Apr 28 | seide | 70 13% |
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not the best one of it's kind for me but specially after reading some reviews i like it and the message it gives
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| Apr 27 | Burak Yaşar | 82 64% |
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ArifK | 82 57% |
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stuie299 | 55 12% |
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Kaufman shouldn't be directing. Eternal Sunshine and Being John Malkovich are two of my all time favorite movies, but his work as a director has mostly been monotonous and boring. In fact IToET is practically begging you to hate it. While the individual performances are good, I thought the leads had zero chemistry. The constant referential and philosophical monologues were extremely boring. The film feels very awkward, and when combined with the lifeless plodding pace I almost turned it off.
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| Apr 25 |  |
War Machine | 72 48% |
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cantfakeathought+ilikeherthoughts+dinner/rentsgetsweirder/muchworse-muchbetterwheni'mnotfallingasleeplol-likethecreepy/weird/timejumping/rentsdiffages+mostpeopleareotherpeople/notownetc+thinktimemovesthroughpeople+getssuperweirdagainlol
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stronger than a sleeping pill
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DebDoesDagon | 85 72% |
| Apr 08 | carpuzz | 62 36% |
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| Apr 06 |  |
Yoshinaruto | 60 43% |
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Criticker doesn’t allow “Question Mark” as a rating, and rating this film is pretty tricky. During the section of the film at the house, it was a solid 7/10, if not better, and I anticipated it was going to improve. Unfortunately, I didn’t enjoy anything after this part nearly as much. It’s not until late in the film that I realized it’s not really building to something. The dance and song at the end also dropped my score a bit. It’s unique, and the acting is good, but pretty slow.
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| Apr 06 | gulayisik | 78 46% |
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joachimt | 80 86% |
| Mar 15 | cazsever57 | 73 63% |
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CosmicMonkey | 78 57% |
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The most abstract, esoteric Kaufman film yet. I usually tend to roll my eyes at Kaufman and his stories about lonely single men and the fantasy dream women they hope will save them, but this atleast seemed to be somewhat self-aware and critical of the trope, the keyword here being "somewhat". However, the psychological horror elements were done very well, and Toni Collette being completely unhinged will never not be an absolute delight to watch.
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cantahta | 86 85% |
| Mar 08 | yasotatlao | 99 95% |
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| Mar 07 |  |
Eysenck | 68 36% |
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Visually great. Very theatrical alla Greenaway. Very open to interpretation. My problem with this movie is that while there are a handful of cues that hint to some concrete mystery/plot that will eventually be revealed and resolved, they are all loose ends.
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| Mar 07 | bvanslyke | 65 38% |
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| Mar 07 | zachfla | 80 87% |
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le0m | 80 28% |
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Akınz | 85 77% |
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Somnambula | 80 95% |
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apsays | 58 42% |
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mr oscar | 50 18% |
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Mapplethorpe | 4 22% |
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Incandenza | 9 95% |
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El99can | 80 74% |
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krf7 | 65 41% |
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I was really into this, but it just totally went off the deep end in a kind of annoying manner. The book ending is much better.
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| Feb 26 | kittycult | 85 81% |
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Creator | 81 59% |
| Feb 26 | luanmarcel | 5 22% |
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denizg | 70 38% |
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SnorlaxJones | 78 84% |
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bafflegab | 49 48% |
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Jokai | 60 21% |
| Feb 12 | hellbikeart | 74 70% |
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| Feb 11 |  |
Trooth | 77 75% |
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I had this movie briefly explained to me before seeing it, and I honestly think I enjoyed it a lot more than I otherwise would have because of that. I wouldn't normally suggest this, but maybe have somebody spoil it for you before watching it?
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| Feb 10 |  |
Red_Dawn_WJ | 90 87% |
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Someone said: "For every moment of raw, affecting insight there are zillions of milliseconds of Kaufman's proving what a tortured smartie he is. " I can see how people think that, and I definitely felt that way about his other films, at least when I saw them a long time ago. But either I've changed or this film is different from his others. I connected with it on an emotional level, not just on an intellectual "wow lol, I'm complex." The film also seemed self-aware about the intellectualism
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| Feb 09 |  |
poltergeist | 60 49% |
| Feb 09 | Atakan Berk | 85 96% |
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| Feb 08 | Createabeast | 85 90% |
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Months later, I'm still cold from watching this movie. Some don't/can't/won't let art inside. And if you don't trust the film - give yourself over to it completely - then it might not work for you. If you cannot empathize with the desperation and vast hopelessness presented here, you might not find it of note. But, I'm glad this film exists. And I found it devastating to watch this man. What can he do? Every step he took likely made sense at the time, but he never found what he wanted...
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| Feb 08 | xacviant | 93 97% |
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brick | 16 60% |
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sehrbei | 85 52% |
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bilalemre | 74 80% |
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VinegarBob | 70 54% |
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If it weren't for Jessie Buckley I'd say pass on this and watch Synecdoche New York instead, because that deals with similar themes, is grander in scope and has a firmer grip on what it's trying to accomplish, but she holds everything together enough to make this watchable.
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| Jan 31 | bhoyo | 82 82% |
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| Jan 31 | ahmetberkay | 75 29% |
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constantine | 67 34% |
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Sometimes we live in the dreams without even notice
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Gymnopedie | 70 59% |
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Calexico | 75 51% |
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Hypnotic, depressing, original
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Okay I'm just gonna come out and say it: Kaufman is Nolan for hipsters.
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Mirelurk | 70 52% |
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I'm wondering if obfuscating so much about your story is a good or bad thing here. It's to be expected with Kaufman I suppose. The puzzlebox nature made the themes less powerful but maybe when I see it in 10 years it will mean more then? Pauline Kael segment was funny and there were a couple good bits of humour like that. Toni Collette is fucking amazing as usual.
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| Jan 05 | Grahamb | 89 77% |
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martryn | 83 83% |
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By the time I figured out what the hell was going on, I was engrossed in Jesse Plemons being creepy as hell, and Jessie Buckley being super awkward. The entire film is surreal. Without knowing anything about it when I started watching it, I kinda figured I was watching a Charlie Kaufman film. Wasn't disappointed. Kaufman explains nothing in the movie, which isn't surprising, but this was an easier Kaufman film to watch, and is worth re-watching to pick up on so much you missed the first time
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peach.t | 4 77% |
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teneke | 75 62% |
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