the quiet tragic humor and exploration of friendship loneliness and human stubbornness would hit him hard

he’d love the way it celebrates individuality passion and the courage to speak your truth

he wouldn’t usually be a fan of lynch but this story of compassion dignity and humanity would stay with him

the mythic journey existential questions and moral testing would really appeal to his reflective side

the bittersweet look at memory parenthood growing up and depression would really resonate with him

he would see the irony and dark commentary beneath the surface and understand it on a deeper level

the slow building emotional connections and quiet revelations about life and regret

the intimate conversations the fleeting connection and the melancholy beauty of time passing would speak to him

the psychological depth the exploration of identity and the intense emotional layers

the heartbreak longing and the quiet courage in love that can’t be fully realized would move him deeply

the nostalgia friendship and moments of growing up would remind him of the marauders and their bond

he’d be drawn to the subtle emotional tension the societal commentary and the depth of feeling between the characters

he’d appreciate the film not as a macho crime epic but as a meditation on family loyalty power and moral compromise

he would share this one with sirius but he'd appreciate it more for the intense psychological interplay and the way it probes fear morality and human nature

he’d love everything about bowie’s artistic freedom expression and boundary pushing creativity