I like the chill vibe on this video and how concise it is. Thanks for going to Cannes for us. I just couldn’t make it so I appreciate you carrying the heavy load of going to France and watching movies. (Grin)
Thanks for all of the Cannes reviews! Although it’s great to see Sean Baker’s, Jacque Audiard and so many other deserving people honored, I’m particularly happy that Jesse Plemons is finally getting the recognition he deserves. From The Master to so many other great dramatic and comedic turns, he’s really developed into a superb actor.
All We Imagine As Light and The Seed of The Sacred Fig are REALLY good! I also liked Black Dog and Caught By The Tides, and of course Anora and The Substance :)
Idk if Universal Language portrays it different but there definitely is not a "large" Persian/Iranian population in Winnipeg, I'm pretty sure it is less than 1%. Winnipeg is more known for having the largest Indigenous population of any city in Canada and unfortunately its very high amount of violent crime (especially murder).
PLEASE do yourself a favour and go watch Paul Schrader's "Oh Canada" as soon as it's out. It seems like the movie just went over the head of most critic who gave it bad reviews. After seeing the film I find the quality of the criticism by some of the critics to be really shameful. It seems like they didn't even try to understand the film. It's a beautiful script, the film is formally interesting and it really expects you to reflect on what you see and put some effort into the experience. The theme of death is evident but what strikes me is how it comments on the importance of the stories we tell about ourselfs - to others and even to ourselfs. And how when death comes knocking on the door it can feel like we created a fictional character and nobody, not even the people we love, truly knows us. I was soooo surprised by how good this was and I will keep thinking about it for weeks to come. Easily one of the most interesting and challenging films I've seen in the 2020s so far. Chapeau to Paul and his team, I am so grateful that I got to experience it on the big screen.
would love to hear what you think of Caught by the Tides when you eventually see it-everything I've read about it / how it was made is absolutely fascinating
This is a genuine question that isn’t meant to be combative in any way, but how is it that you guys are able to attend this festival each year? Cannes is an extremely exclusive event that is mostly inaccessible to the general public. To my knowledge attending requires an invitation, or being a member of the press or some kind of industry news or media outlet, or being directly involved with the films that are screening
Mine: Sing Sing Dune Part II Joker Folie a Deux Blitz Conclave Anora The Seed of the Sacred Fig The Nickel Boys Emilia Perez or The Piano Lesson Queer (or maybe Challengers)
Cannes is exhausting. Staying there for the whole time to watch everything is a challenge. The major reviewers get to watch films way before the festival.
Huh? You failed to explain the big head-scratcher: why the rush to hightail it out of Cannes and miss two of the most lauded films of the festival? Obviously, you couldn't have known beforehand, but why beat (inexplicably) such a hasty retreat? You couldn't have stayed put for another day or two? Thanks for the other reviews, though.
Universal Language- looks horrendous Holy Cow- looks epic Limonov: The Balad- looks horrible The Balconettes- looks exquisite Armand- looks pitiful My Sunshine- looks exquisite Good One- looks like a bad one Grand Tour- looks grand Motel Destino- looks hopless The Story of Souleymane- looks celestial The Shrouds- looks shrouded in crap Parthenope- looks like partheYEP!!!
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are you brother bro... you give me oscar expert vibes idk
Lmao
I like the chill vibe on this video and how concise it is. Thanks for going to Cannes for us. I just couldn’t make it so I appreciate you carrying the heavy load of going to France and watching movies. (Grin)
these reviews have been great. good job brother bro!
Thanks for all of the Cannes reviews!
Although it’s great to see Sean Baker’s, Jacque Audiard and so many other deserving people honored, I’m particularly happy that Jesse Plemons is finally getting the recognition he deserves. From The Master to so many other great dramatic and comedic turns, he’s really developed into a superb actor.
All We Imagine As Light and The Seed of The Sacred Fig are REALLY good! I also liked Black Dog and Caught By The Tides, and of course Anora and The Substance :)
3:41 the assistant from Tar literally directed a movie where there's a running gag where she farts a lot.
Is that TAR's legacy now officially in the books?
Thank u Brother bro for sharing your thoughts during the Cannes Film Festival! 😇
Thanks for the reviews! Can we get some Oscar Retrospectives again? and also the Cringing to old predictions videos? Miss them so much :)
The cat clearly didn’t like Motel Destino either! You can hear it meowing towards the end of the review!
Saw Good One at Milwaukee Film Fest and loved it! Glad to hear you enjoyed it so much too!
Idk if Universal Language portrays it different but there definitely is not a "large" Persian/Iranian population in Winnipeg, I'm pretty sure it is less than 1%. Winnipeg is more known for having the largest Indigenous population of any city in Canada and unfortunately its very high amount of violent crime (especially murder).
I loved Renata Reinsve in the worst person, I really want to watch Armand
Brother BROOOOO BOIIIIIZZZ
Parthenope - very polarizing but I happen to like it as well.
It predicted for international best picture break out until it get mix reviews
PLEASE do yourself a favour and go watch Paul Schrader's "Oh Canada" as soon as it's out. It seems like the movie just went over the head of most critic who gave it bad reviews. After seeing the film I find the quality of the criticism by some of the critics to be really shameful. It seems like they didn't even try to understand the film.
It's a beautiful script, the film is formally interesting and it really expects you to reflect on what you see and put some effort into the experience. The theme of death is evident but what strikes me is how it comments on the importance of the stories we tell about ourselfs - to others and even to ourselfs. And how when death comes knocking on the door it can feel like we created a fictional character and nobody, not even the people we love, truly knows us. I was soooo surprised by how good this was and I will keep thinking about it for weeks to come. Easily one of the most interesting and challenging films I've seen in the 2020s so far. Chapeau to Paul and his team, I am so grateful that I got to experience it on the big screen.
Great video! Thank you.
Brother-bro!!
If you’re interested in Matthew Rankin’s work definitely check out The Twentieth Century he’s for sure trying to be a successor to Guy Maddin’s films
Have you seen All We Imagine as Light? It won the Grand Prix
I was excited for motel destino but after this review not so much now
Oooohhh as a Canadian I’ll definitely have to watch Universal Language
would love to hear what you think of Caught by the Tides when you eventually see it-everything I've read about it / how it was made is absolutely fascinating
Are we getting Palme de Oscars this year?
Love from Canada 🇨🇦 l’amour du Canada 🇨🇦
What about Oh Canada?
Im from Winnipeg Brother Bro so if you have questions reach out
Hoping Seed of the Sacred gets Oscar traction. I know people say Neon will ignore it, but it deserves to be further recognized
Where is the Palme Bro Awards video?
This is a genuine question that isn’t meant to be combative in any way, but how is it that you guys are able to attend this festival each year? Cannes is an extremely exclusive event that is mostly inaccessible to the general public. To my knowledge attending requires an invitation, or being a member of the press or some kind of industry news or media outlet, or being directly involved with the films that are screening
They are press. Easy peasy
Will you do an early prediction of best picture? =)
They update their rankings on their app pretty frequently
Mine:
Sing Sing
Dune Part II
Joker Folie a Deux
Blitz
Conclave
Anora
The Seed of the Sacred Fig
The Nickel Boys
Emilia Perez or The Piano Lesson
Queer (or maybe Challengers)
Cannes is exhausting. Staying there for the whole time to watch everything is a challenge. The major reviewers get to watch films way before the festival.
Out of curiosity...where is the Oscar Expert??!! I love Brother Bro, but i'm not used to seeing him without The Oscar Expert!
oscar expert just did not go to Cannes this year. Only the brother did.
@@nms7872 But I thought the Oscar Expert would be here with Brother Bro listening and commenting on Brother Bro's thoughts.
You didn't see Sacred Fig?
He had to leave before it premiered.
So you are not gonna review all we imagine as light I wonder why
Did u enjoy?
You didn't watch All We Imagine As Light?
He had to leave before it premiered
When will you give your movie review for Horizon An American Saga Chapter 1
you did not review the movie that won the grand prix🤷
Huh? You failed to explain the big head-scratcher: why the rush to hightail it out of Cannes and miss two of the most lauded films of the festival? Obviously, you couldn't have known beforehand, but why beat (inexplicably) such a hasty retreat? You couldn't have stayed put for another day or two? Thanks for the other reviews, though.
you edit too much
Ok, John
Universal Language- looks horrendous
Holy Cow- looks epic
Limonov: The Balad- looks horrible
The Balconettes- looks exquisite
Armand- looks pitiful
My Sunshine- looks exquisite
Good One- looks like a bad one
Grand Tour- looks grand
Motel Destino- looks hopless
The Story of Souleymane- looks celestial
The Shrouds- looks shrouded in crap
Parthenope- looks like partheYEP!!!