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[deleted] OP t1_j6osbxg wrote
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Select_Action_6065 t1_j6oy6mo wrote
Looking for extra textual meaning doesn’t mean you should disregard the text.
SethKadoodles t1_j6p016z wrote
Personally I feel like this interpretation is distracting and a bit unnecessary. Doesn't feel like the type of movie where there would be a twist like that.
I need to rewatch before I peg down my feelings about the ending, but on first watch, it's a commentary on how "living your life in the present" (like Padraic) and "leaving a legacy" (like Colm attempts) can BOTH lead to destruction if you divorce one from the other. Like, both men are so unreasonable that they end up hating one another, when some very minor adjustments to their friendship could have literally saved lives (and fingers lmao).
Throwaway_Codex t1_j6p0m4c wrote
No, the movie isn't about banshees or mysticism or anything outside real world human problems. It's all what happens on screen, as is.
slackmaster t1_j6p3wlk wrote
I'm just going to leave this here. https://filmcolossus.com/movie-explanations/banshees-inisherin/ending
HumOfEvil t1_j6p61hd wrote
It's not impossible I suppose but it's not my interpretation. That's fine though!
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Daimosthenes t1_j6pjnje wrote
That is a great analysis. I wish more critiques were this in depth. So much better than vague praise.
HumOfEvil t1_j6ore2k wrote
Doesn't work for me, since Pádraic says they aren't even at the end. If Colm had died they would be even.