Justin Baldoni Reacts to Critics Who Say ‘It Ends With Us’ Romanticizes Home Violence
Warning: This story accommodates spoilers for It Ends With Us.
Justin Baldoni is hoping followers will take a journey with him on the EAC.
Together with his new film It Ends With Us out in theaters, the director and star is revealing a number of the Easter Eggs he included within the movie—which costars Blake Vigorous, Brandon Sklenar, Jenny Slate and Isabela Ferrer—as a result of, as he famous, they could not embrace all the things from Colleen Hoover‘s 2016 novel.
“One thing that I do know so many followers love from the e-book that did not make it within the film,” Justin defined in an Aug. 23 Instagram video, “was the phrase ‘simply preserve swimming’ that Lily and Atlas shared over the course of the e-book.”
The enduring phrase—which comes from Pixar’s 2003 movie Discovering Nemo—is a mantra repeated by Ellen DeGeneres‘ character Dory that turns into a motivational message between Lily (Blake) and Atlas (Brandon) within the e-book.
Though the road did not make it into the movie, so long as you are paying consideration throughout It Ends With Us, you would possibly see a number of nods to the cartoon.