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the color saturation, it’s connection to life vs death, and how the saturation shifts throughout the course of the story/movie

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why did he have to die no matter what in the end?
why did he give Carlos $20?

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The close ups of characters eyes’

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The coloring of all the different scenes was interesting. Some scenes were with no filter, while some had black and white/ other color filters. Why was this?

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Invisible minorities

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The fact that Charley doesn't see George and Jim's relationship as a real one, yet it was more real than any relationship she'd ever had.

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The subtle homophobic comments/ various perspectives on a queer lifestyle. Like, what does being "light in your loafers" mean.

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The way the color changed throughout didn't make sense to me. I thought that was just for flashbacks, but then the color would change in what was very clearly the present. Then I thought it was for happier moments or something like that, then one of his flashbacks with Jim was in black and white, so by that point I was just lost.

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I found the ending disappointing; Why did the director chose to kill him off like that?

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Many opportunities reveal themselves to George that could drastically improve upon his current suicidal state but actively chooses to go forward with his plan up until the end of the movie. Why is he so set on killing himself despite all of this potential?

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The parallel between Jim and George kissing each other as the other dies/the cycle and cruelty of death

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references to being invisible, “invisible minorities”, combined with the movie’s emphasis on eyes and color through george. is this intentional?

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What is the significance of color in his flashbacks.

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The significance of the swimming/underwater shots

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The fact that Kenny was George's student, and their relationship together.

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George realized at the end of the day that he didn't want to kill himself, but that was because he acted the whole day as if he would. When he lived the day as if it was his last, he saw that killing himself was not the answer.

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the film was very beautifully shot. you could tell Tom Ford’s talented eye for composition and elegance was behind each frame.

color theory: represents George’s attention to detail and appreciation for beauty which helps remind him that there is still a lot of life to live without Jim, perhaps guiding him to the moment of clarity at the end of the film.

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I wonder if Tom Ford did the costume design. Was his car important?