Searching (2018) - Opening Scene (1080p)

The Opening Scene of the flashback story of kim's family scene from the drama-mystery-thriller film called "SEARCHING" Directed by Aneesh Chaganty

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[Wesleech]

This movie took every wrong with Unfriended, fix it and then improved it. its a A+ the music sold it for me.

[CervantesVI]

Probably the first time seeing someone delete a calendar event has brought me to tears.

[seunghoonsung]

This scene is highly influenced by the opening scene of pixar movie UP and the director of this film represented family life in less than 5 minutes and bring tears to the audience, very looking forward to see Aneesh Chaganty's next film.

[nask]

I remember walking into the theatre with no expectations, as I hadn't heard anything about this movie nor seen any trailers. But damn, did I walk out satisfied. It was so gripping from start to finish. A very cool, fresh take on the thriller genre.

[cryowing]

This is one of the best opening scenes of 2018 in my opinion. The song is called "New User" by Torin Borrowdale and is coupled perfectly with the story. I love it so much.

[PG-xijc]

I love at 1:37 - from not knowing Pokemon to having him on her desktop...then the darn popup ads lol

[fortherepublic]

This is one of the very few times, an opening scene, reminiscent of that of UP was able to make the audience feel joy, sadness and see the life a family yet, little to no dialogue relying mostly on your quick connection to the characters, music and visuals! Just amazing, you’ll rarely find one of these scenes done correctly

[CrazyMunky]

What is this salty discharge coming from my eyes?

[cherryhomie]

Did anyone notice that Robbie liked her post where she played piano with her mom, the amount of details put into this movie is mind blowing.

[conkebepis]

This scene shows the benefit of having technology as a tool to keep memories and life events. It conveys how modern technology can hold relationships together and allow individuals to look back on important information. This use of found footage really describes the character’s life without having dialogue. This creates an emotion of bittersweetness for both the audience and the characters.

[moviesrapidshowss]

3:03
The answer was right there all along. All you had to do was look.
Moral of the story is, always know who your kids are friended on social media. And if you don't know them in person, you shouldn't friend them on any social media platform.

[JoePug]

This movie was probably one of the greatest ones I've watched in a while (if not ever). Kept me on the edge of my seat the whole time! Definitely a unique presentation style that is hard to perfect, but they did it! Acting, music, storyline, easter eggs... everything about this was perfection

[thefoxandthelynx]

This scene was very well done, and im not gonna lie, there were a few tears. Well done.

[amelonnamedkate]

Honestly the way they told the backstory of the movie was absolutely brilliant

[EobardKhan]

This scene was so brilliantly crafted.

[ionebae]

Wow, the actress that plays the mom is SO beautiful.

[juanpellejero]

Didn't expected this right as I went into the cinema and the movie started

[reddavis]

So innovative the way this movie is told. Damn onion cutting time when the mom gets sick.

[Matt-zvjp]

What a wonderful opening that sets that tone and amazing movie

[danielleann]

dude i just clicked this video randomly now im crying