I thought that #HBO was done re-running #Flow but I was proven wrong today. And yes, I watched it yet again. That's because each of the times I've watched it before, I've noticed things I didn't catch in the previous viewings, and such was the case today.

At the very opening, if you pay attention to the background environment, immediately after the title goes by, you can spot a boat in a tree already, suggesting that the area had been flooded before and, further, human beings likely left the area because of having been warned before. This gave a new interpretation of all the moss-covered cat statues, too. They've been wet before, obviously, but maybe for a different reason than usually presumed.

This sort of attention to environment detail and not so much to the main characters goes a long way to explain why this roughly hour of movie took 5 years to make