All of This Unreal Time

I could rewatch this over and over and never get bored. It’s fucking poetry

“The entire architecture of my personhood is shittiness, is feeling guilty I wasn’t better, kinder, cleverer, more patient”

“Don’t bury the true heartfealt meaning of shame, in the outreach of intention of, sorry, sorry flesh, sorry follicles. I just wish i praised things more.”

I could rewatch this over and over and never get bored. It’s fucking poetry

“The entire architecture of my personhood is shittiness, is feeling guilty I wasn’t better, kinder, cleverer, more patient”

“Don’t bury the true heartfealt meaning of shame, in the outreach of intention of, sorry, sorry flesh, sorry follicles. I just wish i praised things more.”

absolutely fucking adored this. it was like watching a 24 minute poem, and cillian performed this so gorgeously.

absolutely fucking adored this. it was like watching a 24 minute poem, and cillian performed this so gorgeously.

cillian murphy and max porter answered my question at the Q&A and we are now close personal friends, in fact they both invited me to spend Christmas with them because my question was so good and they could sense I am super cool and chill

cillian murphy and max porter answered my question at the Q&A and we are now close personal friends, in fact they both invited me to spend Christmas with them because my question was so good and they could sense I am super cool and chill

“And so, in the folded plant heart of my ‘sorry’ is a ‘thank you.’  Just came out here to say everyday is a last day. As everyday will always be. And it is more than enough.”

Cillian Murphy plays a man at the precipice of a crisis who is using the streets as his confessional booth, apologizing for all the wrongdoings and missteps in life. I found the closing quote (above) to be very beautiful and forgiving. Because to err is human. We make mistakes. Some that we brush over, some that change our lives, and some that we mull over for the rest of our lives. Murphy’s character gives off the impression that he feels like he’s the antagonist in not only his life, but the lives of those around him. He spends his monologue apologizing for everything he has done and by the end, he has seemingly forgiven himself. He understands that he has made mistakes and has absolved himself of that guilt. Murphy also mentions that within his ‘sorrys,’ he is also thankful. And through this I gathered that he is thankful for the opportunity to be able to make mistakes—the opportunity to be human. Beautiful piece of work.

“And so, in the folded plant heart of my ‘sorry’ is a ‘thank you.’  Just came out here to say everyday is a last day. As everyday will always be. And it is more than enough.”

Cillian Murphy plays a man at the precipice of a crisis who is using the streets as his confessional booth, apologizing for all the wrongdoings and missteps in life. I found the closing quote (above) to be very beautiful and forgiving. Because to err is human. We make mistakes. Some that we brush over, some that change our lives, and some that we mull over for the rest of our lives. Murphy’s character gives off the impression that he feels like he’s the antagonist in not only his life, but the lives of those around him. He spends his monologue apologizing for everything he has done and by the end, he has seemingly forgiven himself. He understands that he has made mistakes and has absolved himself of that guilt. Murphy also mentions that within his ‘sorrys,’ he is also thankful. And through this I gathered that he is thankful for the opportunity to be able to make mistakes—the opportunity to be human. Beautiful piece of work.