The Nest discussion

This is a good movie. It depicts the dysfunctional lifestyle of a grandiose narcissist (Rory) - talks big, lives in fantasy and delusional. Manages to manipulate others. Coerced the wife to relocate, no care for the impact of his wild fantasy on others, always looking for ways to exploit others, lives way beyond means. The wife who feels exhausted and lonely but tried to keep it together till she couldn't. Then the children who felt lost and disconnected with so much instability. They've moved 10 times🤦🏽‍♀️ The visit to his Mum subtly exposes the childhood trauma he experienced from his dad. Pay attention to Rory's reply when his Mum said 'Bless him' about his dad. These types of narcissist are not necessarily physically abusive, they're delusional and keep you in the loop till you lose a sight of yourself. Brilliant movie. Great acting. I like that the ending leaves you to draw your own conclusions.

@Armour201 76

For anyone wondering - this movie is made about the drama in a family but it is shot with the sort of camera angles and music that seem like horror movie tropes. It’s not a horror film but it is made to look like that

@tvens8567 212

So it’s about drama in a dysfunctional family. If I wanted to see that I’d go and have lunch with my family on the weekend. There: I saved myself 40 euros.

@ArwenUndomiel406 152