i know this may sound silly, but its true after watchin this film the next night i lay in my bed and have slight high frequency sound in my ears, and im only in 24... im devastated, obviously will go and see specialist, but sucks anyway..
shareI developed a ringing in my ears a few years ago, seemingly out of nowhere... I'm only 19 now. Wear earplugs... after a few loud events mine is a lot worse.
shareThat's one helluva movie. I've suffered from tinnitus for a few years now. I broke down and cried for a little too long when this movie ended.
sharemy mum suffers from tinnitus, and i watched this movie with her. once i started hearing the noise i couldn't stop crying because i finally realised what my mum has to go through! i could never deal with an ongoing noise like that.
it terrifies me.
i've had tinnitus in my right ear for 11 years now and it blows. as mentioned before, i don't think people really understand what it involves. i haven't seen this film yet, but i will give it a chance soon enough.
sharemaybe it's because mine is only intermittent it doesn't really bother me - I get the high-pitched 'nnnnnnnnnn' sound, and sometimes a more kind of hollow white noise sound (it's really hard to describe).
it usually happens for longest when I'm overtired, but sometimes I get it randomly through the day for a short time.
can't remember when it started - in my mid-teens, maybe? I'm early 40s now, and it hasn't got better, or worse.
I loved the film - very thought-provoking, and the lovely dialogue and vignettes of daily life. the plot and the symbolism all worked for me - not too obvious, not too obscure. and of course great performances and cinematography.
"The 21st century is when it all changes, and you have to be ready"
Captain Jack Harkness
At the end o the film, the very end of the credits, they put a very light ringing sound. I still had my headphones on, and froze in a cold sweat before I realized what was going on.
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