FILMMAKER MOVIE REACTION!! The Killing of a Sacred Deer (2017) FIRST TIME REACTION!!
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"What is that dialogue?" Yup! And the way its delivered too. Based on the 2 Yorgos Lanthimos movies I've seen (this and The Lobster), that's just his style... And I love it. So unique, kind of awkward, humorous, but also ominous.
Agreed! I definitely noticed it was similar to The Lobster especially when I realized that it was by the same director. What a really neat style!!
It made sense in The Lobster. Here it didnt work for me
try dogtooth! it’s one of his early works and the movie that made me love movies. like his other stuff it’s gross and unsettling tho
@@JamesVSCinema Love a director that has A style. A UNIQUE style... and Colin Farell is turning out to be, not only a fine and intricate character actor in the pas 5-8 years, but uniquely suited to this kind of material.
@@chrisjfox8715 he said he wanted you to not get connected to the characters hence the not natural dialogue
Yeah this is one of my all time favorite films because of just how calm the characters are even though crazy shit is happening.
Reminds me of the Lobster! In fact, I looked it up and isn’t it by the same director??
@@JamesVSCinema yep
This movie is so scary but it is not supernatural, and it is not a thriller based in reality. The only way I can describe it is that this movie captures the sense that the GODS have cursed your family, old school vengeful Greek Gods, who punish mortals for their shortcomings.
Colin is not so much being punished for killing the boy's father, as he is being punished for trying to be a half-ass replacement father. He visits with the boy out of guilt because he knows he shouldn't have been drinking. He tries to be a replacement father figure but he does it to satisfy his guilt instead of out of any love for the boy. This is highlighted when he gives the boy his old watch, almost as if saying, sorry I killed your dad while operating on his heart (a heart is called a ticker), so here's a watch to replace that. And really, he just wanted an excuse to buy a new watch.
His relationship with the boy is extremely flawed, and the boy calls him out on it in his own fucked up way. He invites Colin to meet his mother and to enter into a relationship with her. Nobody would stop him. It is the boy's way of saying, well, if you want to be my replacement father, you have to go all the way. You have to come to my house, eat dinner with my family, and get with your new side wife. Obviously, Colin refuses to do this, and that is when the boy's curse comes into play. If Colin is unwilling to replace the dead father, then he will have to sacrifice a family member to pay this debt.
I definitely received a lot of biblical references I just couldn’t pin them specifically so I kept them too myself! This is so interesting, thank you for sharing this perspective!
Thank you for this insight. I thought there was something about Colin taking the place of the other guy's father, but I couldn't frame it clearly. At one point during the movie I thought that he wanted the doctor to sacrifice his original family so he could have Colin joining him and his mother (since she tries to seduce him) so he would have a father again, not as a consequential punishment for Colin for being a shallow fatherly figure
Its like 4am and I'm the only one awake, if I watch this rn, am I gonna have nightmares tonight is what I wanna know?? bc I get really unnerved real easy💀
To add to this - the tangential relation to Iphegenia comes from Steven having offended a God, and needing to sacrifice a child to win back their favour.
Colin Farrell is one of my all time favorites, so underrated, especially in roles like In Bruges. For this director’s style, my favorite of his films is The Favourite!
They both compliment eachothers style so well! Love when these two are put together
Lanthimos has a weird mind. I’m sure other people have recommended them, but his other two films “The Favourite” and “The Lobster” are top notch.
Oh most definitely! I’ll be putting The Favourite in the next patreon poll!
Dogtooth also, who differs from the lobster and this one cause it's surreal but there are not surreal elements.
His pre-hollywood material is even better imo
Would love to see you react to more Yorgos Lathimos films his films are like no other you’ll ever see such a breath of fresh air
That’s the perfect description of his work!
Yes! Dogtooth. Definitely that one. Wowser. More disturbing than Sacred Deer
Another interesting/strange movie that I really enjoyed. Creepy, beautifully filmed, captivating dialogue
Yes, the camera work in this movie was top notch!
Barry Keoghan, who plays Martin, also plays a.......concerning......character in a new movie called Saltburn if you want to see him play a similar kind of role. I feel he was cast for that role based on his performance in this.
A really unique horror movie. Like the slowest anxiety attack.
I'd recommend The Favourite by the same director Yorgos Lanthimos
Exactly! Super unique!
I absolutely love how well Yorgos Lanthimos is able to pull of this disturbing yet comedic tone just like he did in The Lobster and in this movie. I felt that the cinematography was very purposeful, there are many shots in the film that leave a lot of space above the characters in the frame. An this could be seen on the film poster.
This movie almost gave me a Stanley Kubrick vibe and that the hospital felt like I was stuck in the overlook hotel again.
This movie's actually better with repeat viewings. I had the same reaction you had the 1st time I saw it. But there was something so hypnotic about the film, it got under my skin so much, I thought it was worth another look. And it was. Definitely enjoyed it much better the 2nd time.
That’s what I figured was the case! Don’t get me wrong I love the way this story was told and I always respect stories that are told in an artistically different way. Most definitely watching this again!
Yorgos Lanthimos is definitely one of the best "visionaries" in film right now, his movies and scripts are always off the wall shit that somehow works. And the dialogue/dead pan delivery is a staple in all of his films
On my first watch I had no idea how to feel. I was intrigued more after I learned it's based on a Greek tragedy. The kid is almost like a metaphor, he had a Godly presence to him (like the family's guilty conscience in human form). Almost felt like the family knew they deserved to suffer in some shape, or form. The kid was a reminder of their sins. By the end they paid their debts, and moved on didn't peep a sound. I think they understood the kid (demon, metaphor, whatever the fuck ever) didn't take pleasure in making their life miserable, he was just their reality check. I believe his only purpose was to get them to face their mistake/ pay for their sin. It's a well a made movie that we can interpret in different ways. Very eerie, and mysterious movie similar to Hereditary it sticks with you. This isn't for everyone, but most can appreciate the quality.
I’m glad to see someone finally reacting to one of Lanthimos films, he has truly made some very different and cool looking ones. If you want to watch something even weirder than this, I can’t recommend his other movie “Dogtooth” enough.
Happy being able to introduce myself to these films. It’s really educating me as a filmmaker and artist!
I was excited to see your reaction to the camera work in this, I find it fascinating, and it really helps create a certain kind of tension that you can fell in your gut. I also love this film for being one of the only major movies shot in my hometown of Cincinnati. It's very cool to see my city from such a unique perspective.
Oh nice!! I recognized some of the landmarks! That’s really cool that it was shot there. Thank you for the support again my man! This was definitely a cool and crazy watch for me haha!
@@JamesVSCinema The cinematography, especially with the floating Steadicam following Colin throughout the hospital, reminded me of Stanley Kubrick's camera work in The Shining.
Those camera angles following people through the halls in the hospitals are lifted straight from Eyes Wide Shut, Stanley Kubrick's final film and one of my favorite films of all time. You should react to Kubrick's work if you haven't seen his films before.
Oh I’ve actually seen that and now that you’ve mentioned it I do actually see the resemblance!
Such a strange trip of a movie. Not a lot happens really. But there's such a sense of dread throughout.
Recommendation:
The city of lost children. Starring ron Pearlman. It's an off kilter French sci-fi/steampunk affair with an interesting visual style.
Right?? That’s a really good point you’ve brought up! Also I’ll make sure to add that into future patreon polls, just saved it!
Thank you for editing out the most upsetting part of the movie- Martin eating spaghetti.
The feel-bad film of 2017.
Hahaha well deserved title for this
I adore how matter of fact the plot really is, It’s an eye for an eye or revenge in tenfold. So surreal, constantly tense and awkward, and it really emulates the sickening feeling of being a bystander in their situation. Barry Kehogan was fantastic
Can you do a reaction to Prisoners (2013) starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Hugh Jackman? If you haven't seen it. From what I found a lot of people haven't seen this movie. I remember it flew under the radar when it came out.
I may have or may have not seen that movie! I’m honestly not sure but I’ll put that on the patreon polls Jesse! Hope the day is great for you!
@@JamesVSCinema Thanks! By the way your commentary of the cinematography, angles, and lenses is music to my ears. I've been going to college for media production but have slowly felt like I was loosing passion for it because the professors kind of shoot down your ideas, as well as not being around enough people that have an interest in cinema. Your commentary gets me excited for the subject again. Makes me want to try things out with my camera. Lol
That is beyond incredible. Made my entire day reading this..trust me I recently graduated from film school about two years ago and ran into the same problems with professors. If there’s anything I can’t stress enough..CREATE, LEARN, EXPLORE, AND SHARE. Do not let these professors depict your reality just because they are upset with theirs. You are capable of incredible things!! Pick up a camera, a pencil, a paintbrush...and tell the world your story! I’ll be more than happy to support your journey!
@@JamesVSCinema Yeah I've recently taken a break from classes, which was good timing with the outbreak, and have focused on just artistic subjects and started drawing again and reading. Teaching my self how to use the Adobe softwares as well. And yeah there are some a-hole professors out there. One of the students actually asked to see some of his work after he gave a very rude and harsh critique on his script (I'm all for constructive criticism but what he was doing was not constructive) and so the professor showed us. The room was pretty quiet like they were supressing the urge to roast him. Lol. Humility goes a long way and that professor and none.
Hahaha oh maaaaaan the AUDACITY. Constructive criticism seems to be lacking with a lot of professors in universities. I have a toooon of stories with me standing up for students who were being attacked by teachers. I despise that with such passion. It’s so difficult to even show your work, it’s such a vulnerable moment and for professors to take advantage of that only to attack..nope. Not acceptable here. Not in universities. Not in real life. And not in this community. We critique with the foundation of improvement, not hatred! Roast that professor! Lmaooo
All the scenes you were confused, my reaction was the complete opposite lol. I was laughing my ass off throughout on how off kilter and weird it all is. One of my favorite dark comedies.
Man, you've been reacting to some awesome films. Keep it up!
Gotta thank the Patreon people for sure! They’ve been on a roll!
The story is a modernization of the ancient Greek tragedy "Iphigenia at Aulis" by Euripides. You can read up on it if you're interested to see what it was adapted from. But yeah, I agree with others that, while it's well-made and well-acted, it's probably my least favorite from this filmmaker.
That’s really interesting! Thank you for that information friend. And yeah, I did feel as thought it wasn’t as tight and could’ve been shredded just a taaad towards the end. But it was a great experience!
The patreon polls have been on a roll! 4 of my favorite films in a row! Thanks so much for consistently delivering phenomenal content and commentary! The insight you give us and passion you convey has quickly made you one of my favorite creators in this sphere of TH-cam.
And congratulations on landing a sponsor!
That truly means a lot to me Nick! I’m happy to hear that man! We just getting started and this community has been incredible!
the tone of their voices is also just so robotic and awkward to kind of show that they really hold no emotion or remorse to the traumatic situation they find themselves in. their tone only shifts at that final ritual scene when they all cry
We got Atreus in here as well as the kid whose the extra hand that ends up cracking his head open on the civilian boat in Dunkirk.
Yorgos Lanthimos is the master of metaphors IMO. I mentioned it before, his previous film, The Lobster, is reaction worthy -
but I would argue his career defining film would be Dogtooth. Easily takes the cake. Has a lot of classic foreign film static long shots.
I think you nailed the point of view of a ghost.
I looked up an analysis basically saying that this may be a story on “God” and religion so having that in mind that floating camera angle might be connected to that theory! Thanks for commenting Darren hope you have a great day/night!
In a film anything can happen simply because the creator of it makes it happen and there doesn't have to be a rational reason. Actions only have to be consistent with the world created in the film. What power does Martin have to punish Colin Farrel's family? I don't know. Is it just what Yorgos gives his character as an avenging angel/devil? Is he a force to knock Farrel's God-like character off his high horse? Is he an embodiment of karma? Whatever possible explanation the film succeeds because it puts the audience on a knife edge, a kind of spell of discomfort, of growing dread as the implications of what's happening becomes more terrifying. You never have to have answers to a film's mysteries to enjoy it, only the intrigue and provoking of your thoughts to go someplace new and different.
this man loves color grading
Oh so much!
Amazing film! Very Kubrick with the tracking shots! Eyes Wide Shut is one to look at if you've not seen it :)
My man! Congratulations on getting a sponsor! I am so happy for you! Since you enjoyed This movie, i would highly recommend checking out Yorgos Lanthimos other work!
Thank you man! You’ve been with me from the very first! This is still mindblowing but I wanted to sponsor things I genuinely feel could be pretty cool for the community! Still getting better at these. I’ll definitely look into that and add that to the next poll!!
@@JamesVSCinema I guess you already realized it, but its the same director as the lobster :D Did you see The Favourite already ?
Ah I knew it! And no I have not!
ngl i let out a high pitch screech when i saw the title. This movie is power bro. Keep them indie movies coming
Hahaha man that put a massive smile on my face! Thank you for that!
Very underrated film.
Its so cool to see your channel grow. Keep up the good videos man!
Thanks a lot my friend! I honestly can’t thank y’all enough!
The Camera is a complete copy of Kubrick Camerawork, which i really enjoy but also makes me mad that people attribute it to Langthimos the creation of it. I don't know if it was meant to be kind of an Homage to Kubrick's work or just a copy of frames. Anyway, the movie is great, I loved it.
Glad you reacted to this film. I really dig this film and the cinematography is easily one of he best aspects of it. Reminds of Kubrick’s filming style, especially with the wide-angle wide shots and bizarre atmosphere. Yes, it was shot on Super 35mm (3-perf). I know you said you've seen The Lobster, a great film, which is by the same director as The Killing of a Sacred Deer. You should check Yorgo’s other films. I recommend The Favourite & Dogtooth next.
Where can I see your work, man?
Hey Steven!! Knew it had some similar styles! I link my work in the bottom of the description so definitely give my website or instagram a look friend!
James VS Cinema Will do, man. I always enjoy looking at a fellow filmmakers work.
I’m waiting for Foundflix’s explanation but your reaction was great.
Congrats on the sponsor!
Hahaha I was surprised I didn’t see one! I usually go there after I watch these type of movies. And thank you man! Honestly it’s thanks to you guys!
My favorite Yorgos! In my top 10 favs of all time!
Yesss people always say the Lobster or DogTooth but this is the best to me 🙌🏻
Oh sweet Hannah! This was definitely a wild one!
haha you weren't when you said wait for the next one. This was absolutely mind boggling.
Absolutely bonkers man..super next level wild!
@@JamesVSCinema haha 100%!
The film is an ancient Greek fable told in a modern setting. Truly unsettling piece of cinema.
The Favourite its another really great movie of his
The Killing of a Sacred Deer and the Lobster are both directed by Yorgos Lanthimos, that is why the acting and style of both films are similiar.
14:59 - 15:04
I-I'm sorry bro. ....Did I do something to offend you? You're staring into my soul, lmfao
Hahahaha that’s hilarious 😂
I saw this in a packed outdoor cinema and I’m pretty sure I was the only one who liked this movie - though that fact may have given me a free poster of it afterwards haha
You must see/review one of Lanthimos' earlier films Dogtooth...a masterpiece.
Also Atreyus is great in Mid-90’s, another A24 gem!
Damn he’s been working!
Yes
Yess
Dude. This movie fucked me up the first time I watched it. I had very similar reactions. Always enjoy your commentary. You're not just watching but also providing insight.
I'm just going to list a few movies I think you'd enjoy, if you haven't seen them already, based on your interest in shot composition and overall cinematography:
*Bladerunner 2049 (some of the most beautiful shots I've ever seen on film)
*City of God
*Arrival
*Mad Max Fury Road
Hahaha glad to hear you suffered the same fate as I did watching this!! Adding those recommendations to the list for next patreon poll brotha!
I didn't understand it my first time either til I learned about the killing of a sacred deer part of Greek mythology
That’s what I’ve been hearing! The connection with Greek mythology!
this movie is just *chefs kiss*
congrats on your first sponsor
Thank you! Definitely super weird but they are good people so i was more than happy to do one with them. Thank you guys honestly
Such a bizarrely fascinating film 👏
Random as hell, but great dread journey bro👌🏾
I watch this movie last night I'm still trying to figure it out
Personally I found this the weakest out of the Lanthimos films I've seen, not that it's bad but I definitely preferred The Favourite and especially The Lobster.
I honestly can see that! In the minutes after in the video I thought that it probably could’ve been shorter by like 20mins!
its my fave tbh
You should do some of the earlier Peter Jackson stuff. (if you haven't seen them that is)
Brain Dead (a k a Dead Alive)
Bad Taste
Meet the Feebles
Hey thanks for commenting! I’ll make sure to add those in future patreon polls my friend!
The gifts (key chains, flowers, etc) were laced with some sort of biochemical weapon.
Also- where can we view your filmmaking?
Hey Sam! The links are at the bottom of the description. You can either check my website or Instagram!
Someone offers lemonade; say no.
a recent fav of mine and it was my introduction to A24 Films
I want to watch this video, but haven't seen the movie yet. Prioritize that for this evening. Look forward to your thoughts on it.
Good work! Always recommend others watching the movie first and then coming here if possible!
22:57 I submit that we may just have watched the best film ever made. I also submit that the genre is nothing less than horror.
I agree the dialogue is strange. It sounds very stilted like Deadly Premonition if you've heard of that game.
have you seen One Cut of the Dead? best to see it knowing nothing about it
I have not seen that yet!
Martyrs
Thirst (vampire film)
Superb film and reaction
"I save the fries for the end"
DOES ANYONE KNOW WHERE I CAN WATCH THIS FOR FREE?
This movie explores humanity in a way I've never seen before. You have this family who all act emotionally detached; as if they are trying to be purely logical, robotic beings. However, the inciting event of the film--when Colin Farrell fails to save the father--betrays his human imperfection. They are then confronted by Martin--a person who perfectly encapsultes cold, indifferent logic; someone with no emotional commitment or humanity to him at all and it absolutely terrifies them and drives them over the edge. They want mercy, but mercy is not driven by logic or reason, so it is impossible. They are put in a position where pure logic, reason, and pragmatism would instantly solve the problem, but because they are emotional humans, they can't handle it. My favorite part by far is the end when Colin Farrell """randomly""" kills his son, but he clearly didn't. He missed the first time, took his mask off, saw where his son was, spun around, but then stopped, pointed directly at him and fired intentionally with perfect precision. It was obviously intentional, but he's trying to create a way for himself to emotionally and delusionally absolve himself of responsibility because he actually can't handle it with any semblance of logic or reason. They can't be what they were pretending to be and it is that very clash between humanity and the embodiment of this cold, logical mindset they projected that crushes them. And they ARE crushed by it because in the final scene, they are too terrified to even approach Martin as he stares, indifferent, seemingly having no comprehension of their emotional fear and resentment. This film is one of few that I would rate a genuine 10/10 regardless of what many others would probably say.
Same director as The Lobster and The Favourite.
Ah knew it!
Where's the Nick Mullan cameo
Try Congo
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It’s the same director as the lobster
My first viewing was with my parents. It wasn’t pretty. Amazing movie tho
See...that was ya first mistake lmfaoo.
First rule of movie club is never watch a movie with your parents unless you have already watched it
Kumar Arup trust me. Lesson learned
I dont like yargos lanthimos movies but i do agree about the camera work
can you react to the movie 'The Ghost and the Darkness'?
May I recommend checking out Lobster? Thanks for the great content!
Would love to see your reaction of The Lobster if you haven't seen that :)
I own this film. We all are just as crazy
wow, people reacting to movies on youtube tend to be some more commercial and silly shit- but this and children of men and people recommending prisoners- damn i think ill have to sub- also you seem to know your shit about film- respect
super wide angels can dehumanize charachters
Given the frames intentions, 100% 🙏🏽
So yeah. First of all You sold out /s
I joke ofc, awesome that You already have a sponsor. This is good man! So. The Mad Greek. So that was different right ? It's the kind of horror that is more nuanced for me. There is more terror in those subdued scenes, where I want to scream WHAT IS HAPPENING?! I discovered watching other movies of Jorgos Lantimos, that he has this calm eye to horrible and surreal scenes. His "Favorite" is a tour the force for the actresses and his most mainstream movie(Olivia Coleman is a treasure). He has a great talk with Marc Maron on WTF. Kinda helps with understanding his "motifs". Oh and Barry Keoghan is going places, we've seen him in "Dunkirk" lately and in "Chernobyl"(in the most fucked up episode), he has something. There is an energy there that works so good. Oh and Colin Farrell! Being subtle and shit.
EDIT And Kidman, wtf is wrong with me, she's awesome too!
You love to see it.
Definitely You need to watch "Dogtooth" from him, but first I don't know? "Paddington" ? Some Disney? "Daredevil" won't be any more joyful going further.
Right I ramble as I tend to. Gonna watch You try to piece this film together.
Have great one man!
Hahaha my friend thank you!! It’s many thanks to you guys! And also extra thank you for the info to just dropped! Colin Farrell is a beast and I loved his performance here!
@@JamesVSCinema
No worries. So again ramble on:
Yes the awkwardness of "Lobster" is here, same energy, different movie("Lobster" is..something else). The ghost camera in the hospital, kinda made me think of guilt after the killing is following him around ya'know ? He feels it all the time, but in the place of the murder, he feels it more.
And those slow pans, with that music, that creepy eerie music.
I think this is like a trick of playing with our tension. He keeps everything bottled up. He keeps shots going, whenever there is a emotional, he'll get almost scientific in the shots. It felt like he plays with not giving us a release ? Even in the end. Just a dinner, he Sopranoed it so to speak
Oh! Saw Your site! Those pictures are amazing, kinda some remind me of French surrealist Rene Magritte. Gonna check the videos next.
Oh and "Akira" is awesome, great idea having a guest.
This film is so effed up and I love it. But I hate the ending. The ending is great but I hate the ending
This is basically story from antic greece but placed in modern time,I forget what was original story about some god or king...
"almost like a horror movie" lol bruh u have no idea 😂
This movie is Kubrickian to a fault
Hahaha definitely see the similarities, but there’s some things here and there that make it it’s own entity too!
I think the daughter lied about her paralysis just bcz of the boys love so
I didn't like this movie. There was a lot of hype about it, but then I saw it and was very disappointed
the heart surgery.... it wasn't cgi.....
Mid 90's please and you'll see why XD
this movie to me in my opinion cemented yorgos lanthimos as our generations Stanley Kubrick
I dont want to come off rude but I noticed that youre still able to speak while in the small square in the corner. I dont understand the blurring and putting your face in the center. Its incredibly distracting. We should be able to see what you see while hearing your reaction
TH-cam restrictions. Trust me it’s not rude, it’s just that you guys don’t know what goes on behind the scenes. TH-cam copyright claims things for content ID. Obviously due to not having people post whole movie videos. Just have to trust that everything I’m doing there’s usually a reasoning behind it.
One seriously screwed up movie, and same Director as The Lobster, another bizarre film.!
Hahaha right like damn!
@@JamesVSCinema I still enjoyed both of them though, shocked at the ending of The Killing Of A Sacred Deer.!, I was like yourself when I watched this movie,... "what is going on".!!!
James, "PLEASE" check out the film
"The Last King Of Scotland 🏴" if you've not already seen it, it stars Forrest Whitaker, (who won the Best Actor Oscar that year for his role as "Idi Amin" in The Last King Of Scotland), it also stars James MacAvoy and Kerry Washington, its based on true events (sort of.! ), "Ugandan Dictator (Idi Amin) who is obsessed with Scotland" (sort of.! ), its a really good film, and i think you would really enjoy it.!
Take Care from 🏴 bro... 👍
Just a suggestion, can u talk more about the story and characters rather than nonstop about the shots
Hey thanks! I honestly try my best to go for an organic feel. On some videos I talk about characters, another I talk about shots, some I talk about both or none. It depends on what I’m watching and I want to give an honest first impression so it honestly just depends on how the movie goes!
you don’t have to talk every 5 seconds just watch 20 seconds at least then talk. Nvm it’s yo channel do what you want
Lmaooo thanks Noah
James VS Cinema no bro great content
This is a fuckin weird film
Hahahaha my man this was definitely insane for sure
I didnt like the style of dialogue at all in this film, especially Colin Ferrell's delivery. It pulled me out of the film
I feel like I must be born on another planet because I detested this film! I thought it was mind-numbingly uninteresting, not consistent and slow. Even when I grasped the storyline, it still didn't make it more fascinating. The applause it gets for being "artsy" went over my head, infact it was the worst film I've probably ever watched.
I agree, and I also hated how robotic the dialog was delivered throughout the WHOLE movie. It got on my nerves so bad