Soap2Day | A FULL BREAKDOWN of the Symbols, Themes, and Ending of Eddington | EXPLAINED

Soap2Day in now streaming A FULL BREAKDOWN of the Symbols, Themes, and Ending of Eddington | EXPLAINED | In this A24 Eddington Explained / Eddington Ending Explained and Analysis, I take a deep dive into the new Ari Aster Eddington movie, starring Joaquin Phoenix, Pedro Pascal, Emma Stone, Austin Butler, Michael Ward, and Luke Grimes. The film is a perfect blend of political drama, action, and social commentary satire, exploring themes of isolation, pandemic, and political identity. I believe this film is excellent in capturing the major themes of American freedom and intergenerational trauma through great writing, acting, directing and filmmaking.

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Director: Ari Aster
Cast: Joaquin Phoenix - Pedro Pascal - Emma Stone - Austin Butler - Michael Ward - Luke Grimes - Deirdre O'Connell

CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro & Agenda
00:56 Theme 1: Fear of Powerlessness
06:27 Theme 2: Political Belonging
11:33 Theme 3: Stagnation by Trauma | Watch Full Movie Only on Soap2Day