Heaven...i don't get the ending (SPOILERS)

Started by zerocool41, January 03, 2004, 12:41:58 PM

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zerocool41

January 03, 2004, 12:41:58 PM
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So, blanchett and giovanni fly up really high in the sky and then it goes black....am i that lame that i don't get what it means?  I know it references the beginning when he says 'how high can i fly'...but ....
I'm going to lay down a monster hand here.

kotte

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January 03, 2004, 12:43:56 PM
Quote from: zerocool41So, blanchett and giovanni fly up really high in the sky and then it goes black....am i that lame that i don't get what it means?  I know it references the beginning when he says 'how high can i fly'...but ....

They commit suiced. Remember the beginning when Gio is in the simulator? He takes the chopper up too high...

godardian

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January 03, 2004, 08:22:09 PM
It's an allegorical and/or literal transcendence (perhaps- PERHAPS- through suicide) of what's going on below... "heaven" as opposed to "earth." Very Kieslowski. I loved this movie, and thought the ending was really beautiful.
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January 06, 2004, 12:09:45 AM
Quote from: godardianIt's an allegorical and/or literal transcendence (perhaps- PERHAPS- through suicide) of what's going on below... "heaven" as opposed to "earth." Very Kieslowski. I loved this movie, and thought the ending was really beautiful.

exactly
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