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Each character in this movie — down to the smallest one — is an individual rather than a type, prone to spontaneous changes of mood and sometimes amusing outbursts of pettiness or ill humor.

There are moments that feel comical, some horrific, and some downright inspiring but the tonal shifts hardly matter as the end results come to a film that's perfect for this time.

There's no way I can possibly love it entirely but I just think its ridiculously bad, but enjoyable at the same time.

Loved the characters and story very much. This little destructive boy is amazing and he is a great actor.Loved the use of directing and color as well.I have not seen a lot of films with strong moms being a core concept but this is a good one.Though I did not cry it did get to me and make me sad.Love the pig so much and all of the scenes with the boy. His imagination is fantastic too and the animation is amazing for those scenes.Good drama because it is funny effective but does not pull punches. Things are treated as realistic and not glamorous.

Unlike other biased reviews from privileged women who have choices in life and chose wrong and are bitter, this review is about the movie.This movie is shown from more than one view.It's about a boy living with an illness in poverty living like all is normal like a child his age does.It's about a mother trying to get by with what she knows.It's about family trying to help them cope with little resources to help.This movie shows struggles in life common to rural America that society left behind.One should go into this movie with a clean slate and watch bit for what it is.It is a simple movie not trying to wow, to prove anything, or to win anything. It just tells a story about the life of people that are born and made everyday due to aa steamroller society that chooses to ignore the have nots.

It kind of scares me that people think this movie is a testament to love. Letting a kid be an impulsive, destructive brat is not what being a mother is about, and it isn't love, it's just wimping out. Children need a parental figure to guide and teach them, build character and caring, not just passively observe and tolerate! He's a child, not a pet! I raised kids alone with a garden to feed us and money from odd jobs I could do while they were at school. We didn't have stuff, but we had love and respect for each other and didn't worry about them destroying the house if I wasn't looking! Life can be tough, but I didn't really need a depressing saga with unlikeable characters(besides the grandfather)to drive it home.

In my opinion we are in an age where filmmakers and artists in general take the minimalist approach too far, leaving us to want more. This movie is not afraid to make you feel. It takes you through a span of emotion that never feels disingenuous. It lets you laugh, cry and most importantly, dream. The story is genuinely hilarious at times and completely heart wrenching at others. Perhaps my favorite aspect, was that scenes of a very real and gritty human experience are interwoven with beautiful surreal imagery that is at times even psychedelic. This is done seamlessly, just as life is when seen through the eyes of a child. Flutter entertains and let's us escape. That is after all what art was meant to do.