This Subtle Boyhood Detail Makes The Award-Winning Movie Even Better 10 Years Later

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Richard Linklater’s 2014 film Boyhood is a coming-of-age movie in the most literal sense, portraying characters who grow older in real time via a groundbreaking 12-year shooting period. One of Richard Linklater's best movies, his innovative approach also buries subtle narrative details underneath the movie’s surface portrayal of a family dynamic evolving naturally during the course of a childhood. Perhaps the most intriguing detail casts Boyhood’s ending in a whole different light, adding a profoundly romantic dimension to its protagonist’s journey toward manhood. The film’s final scene sees Mason Jr share what feels like a formative moment with Nicole, the friend of his new roommate, on his first day of college.
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This Subtle Boyhood Detail Makes The Award-Winning Movie Even Better 10 Years Later

Richard Linklater’s 2014 film is a romance at heart.

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