@Centristgamer@IGN Ur missing the forest for the trees. He played the narrative role of ally turned villain despite whatever motives or whatever he serves that role story wise. We meet him as an assumed ally. Ur rly over complicating this
@ShredGangWill@Centristgamer@IGN I mean that’s the twist in the end but plot wise he was. Congrats on insomniac for the slightest change to their villain writing formula.
For anyone wondering, this movie is DETACHMENT and it’s pure depression.
Adrien Brody is a substitute teacher who avoids attachments because of his own trauma. He takes in a homeless teen named Erica, but the system tears them apart and sends her to a shelter.
Then his student Meredith, who is abused by her dad, views him as her only safe space. When he has to set professional boundaries, it breaks her completely and she ends up taking her own life at school. The ending is just him reading Poem to an empty, destroyed classroom.
@Celticmma77 Why do people think this is close? Yan only lost the first one cos his hand was broken. He showed levels when he came in with 2 working hands