Her husband, Bobby Andes (Armie Hammer) is not present, and when she asks him about this the next day, he says he had to work. She sits among her subjects after the show, stoic and cold.
#NOCTURNAL ANIMALS ENDING INTERPRETATION MOVIE#
The movie opens with graphic videos of overweight women celebrating their bodies during Susan Morrow’s (Amy Adams) art exhibition’s opening night. And during those first minutes of the film, I already knew that I was right, and I was going to experience a visually gorgeous movie with deep and dark emotions. I sat in a sold out theater, I sat there with my mother waiting impatiently until the movie begun. After waiting for a while, I got the chance to see it during the Black Nights Film Festival here in Estonia. At the same time I was sure I was going to go see Nocturnal Animals as soon as I found out about it, because I knew I was going to experience something beautiful. I wouldn’t say I was waiting for Tom Ford to bring out another movie after A Single Man by relentlessly refreshing his IMDb page. Nocturnal Animals, on the other hand, is more a subtle and a more refined revenge movie, filled with strong emotions around every corner. We see revenge movies with guns, bombs and the main character just straight up killing everyone. He leaves her feeling worthless, hopeless and sad.Revenge is a word that has become very violent. Nevertheless, Edward's act of revenge is still a brutal punishment, one that scars deep.
Compared to Edwards novel, the revenge in the "real world" may seem mediocre, because in the book the act revenge is something physical, ending in the deaths of those responsible for the deaths of Tony's family but also in his own. When simply put, nothing more than a stand-up, but when interpreted a devastating, sad and even petty plot of revenge. She is a nocturnal animal because there are too many things swirling around in her head. Everything becomes a blur and she can't sleep. Throughout the years, she had no way of releasing those repressed feelings. In Susan's life however, she learned to keep her emotions inside.
While Edward used the book to process his feelings and come to term with the past, in other words closure. It is unlikely that the same can be said about Susan. She also realises that she misinterpreted the book: While he lead her to believe that the book meant that he still cared about her, the bitter truth is revealed: He is done. In that restaurant - in that moment of comprehension - every last ounce of hope is drained from her as she realises that she will never find happiness again. Though the novel is not a one-to-one retelling of his life, Edward's novel is dedicated to her and throughout the story we can spot various parallels between the thriller and flashbacks about Susan's past with Edward. We get into things when we're young because we think they mean something." "And then we find out that they don't." "Then why do we do it?" "Because we're driven, maybe a bit insecure. Ford creates a captivating connection between the past and the present by combining a fictional world representing Susan's past and flashbacks of her previous marriage. Nocturnal Animals is a tale about love, happiness, hope, tragedy and revenge. The novel, a very violent and sad story about Tony Hastings (also Jake Gyllenhaal) and his family as they find themselves in a little trouble that leads to tragedy while travelling, is a form of revenge against Susan and her past mistakes. Nocturnal animals is about art gallery worker Susan (Amy Adams), who relives her past through a novel that was sent to her by her ex-husband, Edward (Jake Gyllenhaal).
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