TAR Ending Explained | Full Movie Breakdown, Easter Eggs, Cancel Culture And Hidden Ghosts



TAR Ending Explained | Full Movie Breakdown, Easter Eggs, Cancel Culture And Hidden Ghosts. We review, recap and explain the ending of the TAR movie. we breakdown this Oscar nominated Cate Blanchett movie, that is a psychological thriller, following the downfall of a composer due to cancel culture and is haunted by the ghosts of that past

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Alright so with the Oscar nominations being announced about a week ago, Cate Blanchett’s Tar gobbled up a handful of noms, and this isn’t your typical dry drama. Nah, this wasn’t marketed well, because this is a psychological drama tense “cancel culture” thriller, so we’re going to be breaking this thing down for you, explaining the ending, some of it’s themes, and why the heck there’s a ghost creeping on Lydia Tar.

But with that out of the way, a huge thank you for clicking this, I’m your host Jared, now let’s get into Tar.

So Tar follows Cate Blanchett’s Lydia Tar, essentially being at the top of her game. An accomplished composer, pianist, musicologist, and the first female chief conductor of the Berlin Philharmonic. We see her relishing in these accomplishments, being interviewed at The New Yorker Festival, promoting a handful of projects. Two noteworthy ones are her new book, Tar on Tar, which just screams that Obama awarding himself with a medal meme, and her upcoming live recording of Mahler’s (Mall-ler) Fifth Symphony.

However, with this level of fame and expertise, we soon learn Lydia may have a bit more of a dark side/past to her. Sure being a bit demanding when it comes to the do’s and don’ts of her staff for the upcoming Symphony, but very much badgers one of her BIPOC pangender students about their influences in composers, urging them to focus on their art, rather than the transgressions they may or may not have committed in their personal lives.

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  2. ABSOLUTELY loved Tár in spite of her faults, great character but not great person. Cate Blanchett might just be one of my favorite actors/actresses that I don’t see in enough movies.
    (Hot take, she might just be the best part of Thor Ragnarok).
    Between this, Black Swan, and Whiplash (maybe Babylon and obviously a few others) I’m developing a big love of movies that explore the tortured artist.

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  3. Thank you Sooo much for your commentary. As with many first viewings I completely missed the Easter Eggs. TAR is streaming now so it will be great to see it again. Cate’s performance was spectacular! The only one who can beat her to the Oscar is Michelle Yeou, but her movie was confusing to most people, unlike TAR which is crystal clear in it’s depiction of the rise and fall of a tortured soul. When I first saw the title I thought, “ Blanchett is in a movie about a paving company?! “ Just kidding. Thanks again for the wonderful analysis. It will make my second viewing much more enjoyable.

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  4. blair witch scream… what s the witch of post-modernity then? Is it power? is it the social subject or in fact the construction of it? isthis eternal and has new dimensins in our era? Ia TAR an anagram for ART? Is TAR and ART an anagram for RAT? how many sides do we have?

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  5. I love the line in the doctors office commenting on more than just her back problems, "You need an adjustment, you're a little crooked." a little crooked is right, the thing I love about this character is that she isn't all bad. She wants to do the right thing, and sometimes does, but ends up giving into her darker nature. I'm obsessed with the whole film and I've only seen it once so far.

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  6. There's no clear mention of Lydia having a romantic relationship with Krista. It's all implies but nothing has been given directly. That's what I loved about this movie: It doesn't spoon feed the audience anything. We are left to interpretations and thus lively discussions. So rich detailed movie with a tour de force from Cate Blanchett

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  7. Wait… Seriously, Louie CK can't be lumped in with Cosby and Weinstein. He never did anything against another person's consent. He asked the women whether he could do it, and they agreed. Not being a Louie apologist but stating the facts. He didn't drug anyone or touch anyone without their consent.

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  8. Cate's career is going to be TARnished (mwahaha I did a Kevin there) as she becomes part of the on going exploration as to why Andrea Riseborough got Oscar nominated. not just her but other actors and people behind Andea pushing her film. girl totally promoted her during her acceptance speech.

    i love this film; how it was shot, how Cate delivered her performance, that ending??!! however, given the news, my loook on her and this movie shifted. she actually fell into what the movie was trying to convey

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  9. As someone who has spent the better part of his youth/adolescence working with (singing for) a choir conductor, a lot of the music that I compose has been influenced by classical music, like Bach, Beethoven, etc. (Yes, I know. That's yet ANOTHER thing that Matt Griffin does.) The thing is that much of my music is orchestrated but also sounds like modern pop, alternative, R&B, etc. music… Now, aside from the obvious cancel culture elements of this film, I think that the film is more about the irony that involves Tár transitioning from prestige and upper class circles to more modern nerd culture and still applying those same theories and techniques to her job, despite how Tár reprimanded that jittery student near the beginning of the film. The conversation that the student had was about how he related to the more present-day use of classical music. The universe intervened and made it so that Tár had to reinvent herself to fit the new narrative of that medium. This is a reflection of how films are transitioning from your "Rosebud" flicks to your "Avengers! Assemble!" comic book movies. If music is a movement, then it must also be transformative.

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  10. The final scene completely makes the movie for me. In the NewYorker interview Tar says “time IS the thing” and in the final shot she is bound to the video on the screen, enslaved to time.

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  11. It was quite a strong film. Didn’t catch the ghosts in the corners of the frame, but I’m sure my subconscious did, which registers regardless. Very interesting story arc brilliant performances and wonderful direction and cinematography.
    Speaking of cinematography, the only time we see warm, rich colors is when Lydia is on the conducting platform. The rest of the time, we feel a coolness and abstract, unsettled feeling to the movie’s color palette, underscored by her remoteness and sketchiness in her predatory ways. We are used to seeing men like this, but now, it turns out, women can be predators, too. Lydia’s getting older and hitting on young musicians is wearing thin, particularly with the Russian cellist who comes from a professional musical family, and would have no doubt heard “insider information,” rumors of Lydia’s philandering and predatory ways. Great review! God Bless.

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  12. The way this film carefully shows her daily life – dressing, running, brushing her teeth – all things we usually think of as private really amplifies the feeling her privacy will be completely violated, as the case when abuse of power is challenged.

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  13. This is THE BEST spoiler-analysis reviews I've come across for this – my favorite film for 2022. I've seen it 3 times in the theater and NEVER caught the ghost! The book gifted to her though before her ex lover took her own life was a stunning revelation of brilliance in the writing. I need to get to the theatre this weekend for a 4th viewing because I haven't been able to bring myself to watch it on a smaller screen it's so rich. I just subscribed and will now look to see if you covered The Pale Blue Eye 😉

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