C'mon C'mon

ive been staring at the ceiling for 15minutes trying to think of a reveiw for this movie, and I just can't find the words to describe how it really made me feel. every second passes with this movie I was thinking of how empty I was going to be after it ends, and its true really. the connection between Johnny and Jesse and the way they express their emotions is extraordinary. you could obviously sense the difference between how a child sees the world surrounding him and how an adult doesn't accommodate it the same way. it's the experiences we go through and pain we are exposed too along our journeys is what turns us into who we are and the way we perceive the world around us, burying the inner child deep down where you no longer can reach him. also the film's use of black and white cinematography is one of the most striking features, creating a sense of timelessness and emphasizing on the nature of the story. It also stripes away all distractions allowing the viewer to focus purely on the emotions and the carachters' inner lives. Cmon Cmon leaves us with the understanding that life is messy, and that relationships of all kind are complicated and also that love comes in different imperfect variants.