I used to think about this thing a lot about a decade ago—which of my favourite films would I like to see from an alternative perspective, and whose perspective would that be? Heat, but purely from Chris’ POV? The Godfather, but only from Vito’s POV? Collateral, but only ever from Fanning’s POV. Lost in Translation, but from the POV of the hotel staff, or Anna Faris? Un prophète, but from Ryad’s POV? El secreto de sus ojos, but from Irene’s POV? The list goes on and on. Reddit pondered this question the other day. You can check out the full thread here but below are some highlights:

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Watch it again. It’s mostly Tom’s fault. He’s projecting. He’s not listening. He’s selfish. Luckily he grows by the end. https://t.co/lEJ8uXlpJw

— Joseph Gordon-Levitt (@hitRECordJoe) August 6, 2018

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