The Iron Claw (Sean Durkin) • Page 11

"you must be my big brother" gets me every goddamn time.

 

I’d kill for any meal to be as low as 3.29

 

now on max

 

And that was all you can eat lol. and the older generations wonder why we can’t save for a goddamn house

 

Finally got to see this yesterday! I knew it was a tragic story, but didnt want to go down the rabbit hole of what exactly the story was. Im happy I didnt, this was certainly a tragic one. Not sure I would want to see it again though. Great performances.

 

Hope he is okay!

 

Zac Efron update: further details of swimming pool injury released

 

Finally got around to watching this. Got super choked up as soon as I saw JAW walking on his own two bare feet leaving the house. That entire scene. Man...

 

Just had this on and was kind if half-watching it as I was sitting here grading, paying enough attention that I was emotionally invested and etc. And fuck man that last scene hit hard when he said he used to be a brother and the kids saying they'll be his brother. My brother died almost 8 years ago now, really hit home. Especially because I could totally imagine my son saying that to me lol

 

Zac Efron is incredible in that scene

 

This movie may have not gotten award recognition, but I do love that this might be one of the most popular non-horror films that A24 has done. In terms of A24's recent push into mass appeal stuff I hear people talking about it a lot, even moreso than like Civil War.