Lewis Pullman’s performance in Remarkably Bright Creatures 🥲
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Lewis Pullman performs “I Can’t” by Radiohead | Remarkably Bright Creatures | Netflix
While working nights at a small-town aquarium, a widow bonds with a clever octopus and an adrift young man in this moving drama based on the bestseller.
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It’s a beautiful song he’s a heartfelt man
I love his heart here exposed to her. And how she sees him
GREAT VERSION Lewis !!!!!!
Nice one Bob!
W bob
Someone know the chords? Need them pls
As a radio head fan he definitely nailed it this scene reminded me of preforming guitar for my Grandma R.I.P G love you. ❤
ISN'T THIS BOB FROM THE THUNDERBOLTS!???
i love this film deeply
We definitely need a studio (or live) recording of the full song from Lewis Pullman.
It was amazing in the movie, and the first time I watched it I really felt its meaning for the characters.
The second time, I ended up bawling because it sums up so much for me as a late-diagnosed AuDHDer (and by late I mean last year at age 35), and because it reminded me so strongly of a dear friend who took his own life last month.
The original is fine, but this performance really brings the emotions, it feels so genuine and heartfelt.
hey netflix relese this on spotify please
I can watch this over and over… So much yearning and sorrow…. So much feeling.
Such a great movie. A must watch.
I like how he gets more confident
Is this available on Spotify? This is movie is so wholesome!
Pablo honey 1992
Love this
Just watched the movie and now I'm looking for the full song like this
I love you Bob (from Thunderbolts) ❤
Damien Rice vibes. Awesome cover!! Love it
As a Radiohead fan I cannot but congratulate this cover. Nailed it.
“Oh cucumber! Cucumber! Cucumber!”
I believe in Lewis and his hopecore movies
“Sentry sings Radiohead to Aunt May”