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One Movie Later - The Florida Project
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ต.ค. 2017
- Some Jerk With A Camera kicks off a new sub-series of One Movie Later, "Escape From Tomorrow Done Right (Or At Least Less Wrong)," about indie films that shoot at least partially on location at theme parks. First up, Jerk and friends discuss Sean Baker's critically-acclaimed slice-of-life dramedy The Florida Project!
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She's escaping from the harshest reality and by running to the ultimate fantasy
The first time my family went to Disney World, we missed an exit and ended up in Kissimmee. We pulled into a convenience store parking lot and we went in to ask for directions. The lady at the counter began telling us how to get there, but then immediately stopped and tried selling us timeshares and we were like, "Oh no, thanks. We're not interested." And then she just KEPT going on about how beneficial a timeshare could be and my mom, who was exhausted, then was like, "LOOK LADY WE'VE BEEN IN THE CAR FOR 12 HOURS!! I DONT WANT A GODDAMN TIMESHARE. I WANT TO SEE MICKEY MOUSE, ALRIGHT???" Then the lady whipped out this weird Kissimmee branded map on how to get to Disney from that very convenience store and we got the heck out of there.
Sounds about right.
I know I'm very late to the party but after watching this film for the second time I think the most heartbreaking scene was the hotel restaurant scene, while the daughter is completely oblivious to the situation that she is about to be in the middle of, the mother knew full well what was about to happen and she wanted to have one more happy moment with her daughter before she may never see again.
6:24 I didn't realize that there were TWO wizard themed gift shops?! This changes EVERYTHING!
How come I never heard of this movie before? Man I need to check it out when it comes to DVD.
Have you seen it?
If so, how often?
A24 is one of my favorite film studios of the decade.
This is a good ass review
Jesus Tony I didn't expect to feel FEELINGS from an episode of One Movie Later. Guess I gotta watch this movie now...
Tony, Kissimmee is not the tackiest stretch of highway… You’ve never been in pigeon Forge Tennessee, home of Dollywood!
I was thinking about that as I watched! I've never been to Disney World but I have been there!
I have! Just about every year growing up. Dollywood was the closest I could get to Disneyworld. Though I think I can raise you Gatlinburg Tennessee, barely any parking lots and designed that you have to walk everywhere, like any theme park attraction.
Wow this movie really is like the perfect juxtaposition to "Escape from Tomorrow."
Instead of being only black & white it's over-saturated with color.
Instead of escaping FROM tomorrow, they escape TO tomorrow.
AND it's actually a really good movie instead of a steaming turd!
And instead of a frustrated middle-aged man being the main character, it's a happy, precocious six-year old girl. And instead of being set in Disney World, it's set outside in Kissimee. And instead of a psychological horror, it's a slice-of-life drama. And instead of showing how Disney World can be hell for adults, it can be possibly devastating to kids as well. And instead of a hotel cleanup guy, Willem Dafoe is a motel manager, seriously you can make a million antithesis comparisons between these movies. Do you think Sean Baker actually watched Escape from Tomorrow and said, "I'm going to make the exact opposite!!!!!"
@@maxleunig4072 I'm assuming that he probably so about 3 seconds of it and went you had no fuck this
Thanks for donating to hurricane relief, Tony. You're a class act in all the important ways.
Just wanted to say now in the darkness of 2020 this video is a small light for me and I truly appreciate your making it. I love this film so much and you all did a great job analyzing it.
Thanks for finding that 1980s travel commercial! Dear God that brought back memories...What an ear worm!
I was just able to see this, because it finally opened in Michigan, and my thoughts on the ending are that Disney world was an escape. Moonee never needed to escape before, because she was always perfectly happy with her situation and life. But at that moment, where everything she's presumably ever known is taken away from her, she needs to get away. She needs to go as far away from tacky gift shops and apartments pretending to be hotels as she can. and the most far-removed place she knows is Disney, even though it's actually geographically very close.
They are remodeling the purple magic castle inn now lol
Great review... It inspired me to see this wonderful movie.
SAD NOTE: In an interview Brooklynn was also sad because she really wanted the Orange Bird stuffed animal she is holding when Moonie realizes what is happening, and they would not let her have the rare Orange Bird toy.
I just wanna thank you for this video! I never would’ve even heard of The Florida Project if I hadn’t watched this One Movie Later of it! I’ve watched the film and I agree with a lot of the points you bring up and I love your take on the ending! It’s a very thought provoking movie that I’m glad you brought to my attention, so thank you again! 😊
God this is a hard movie to watch it's an amazing movie but it is emotionally hard
I just want to watch the some jerk with a camera the movie I can tell it will be better than escape from tomorrow
i wonder if the music choice of celebration is a reference to the city disney built in Florida, called celebration.
That never occurred to me, but...yeah! Maybe!
What’s the Attraction Suggestion: Have a RunDisney event from the Magic Castle hotel to the Magic Kingdom which is about 8 miles away. Instead of stopping for water, you get soft serve ice cream.
Saw this film on Friday. It was a fantastic human comedy and social commentary at the same time. You had to feel for these kids and their parents at some level. And the idea that Disney World represents the happy place juxtaposed with Mooney acknowledging Jacey is her best friend is a great thematic ending.
Last time me and my family went to Disney World, my Dad did not want to buy real tickets because it was too expensive. So we bought some from this drug dealing lady, and after that security found out we had bad tickets and kicked us out of Animal Kingdom.
You know what I think helps keeps a lot of these places like those shops on 192 in business? The fact that there is no supermarket on Disney property.
some hotels do have "general stores", but their selections are rather limited and the prices a bit much. So you're stuck going out into "the wilds" of Central Florida to stock up on supplies, especially for the return trip home if you're driving and you've got more than a day's travel ahead of you.
Is that a Thomas the Tank Engine blanket in the back?
i just saw this movie on Sunday and I've been trying to decipher the ending. I love your explanation! Definitely makes sense and makes the ending feel even sadder. Thanks for making this vid!
2:04 Dear Randy Moore, if the greatest thing you can brag about your movie is that it exists, you fail.
Also I use the word Movie lightly. Movies have stories and characters, Escape From Tomorrow had a gimmick.
When will you get your own movie Tony? I live at Florida, work with me for an indie movie :p
This was your best review vlog
"Better Than Boyhood" - Tony Goldmark
So, so true about not having a framework for knowing how much longer it would be (lost in the woods nature) and the emotional energy given in that alone....Yes. The ending felt really right.
Would still love to see you tackle the Disney ride comics at some point.
Maybe someday.
Linkara crossover when
I'd love for it to be a crossover with Linkara but I'm pretty sure Linkara has said he's never actually been to a Disney Park so I don't know.
@@disneydork100
Epic Mickey comics?
@@daelen.cclark they’re actually pretty fun
"good neighbor hotels" exist in florida too, i'm pretty sure all of them are brand-name hotels
The helicopter pad is right next to the Magic Castle... 192 has a few helicopter pads. Google maps is great
The Magic Castle Motel is definitely NOT next door to the Futureland Motel. The hotel with the rockets is across the street from Medieval Times. Those kids were all over US-192 at least from what the commercial shows.
Okay, then the film takes creative liberties with that.
"The tackiest stretch of road you will ever see that does not also have legalized gambling." International Drive says "hold my beer" at least when I lived there about 12 years ago!
I think in general this is a hard film for Hollywood to accept. they don't want to accept the fact that it could compete with big budget studio projects as a no budget indie. they dont want to accept the fact that it successfully broke the traditional 3 act structure that is there bread and butter. they dont want to accept the fact that they an unknown was able to preform on the same level as actors they pay 5-20 million a film for. and most of all they dont like having to take a head on look at the realism of everyday poverty in America. it is unacceptable to be racist, sexist, or homophobic amongst liberal elites or Hollywood elites or whatever and that's why movies like "moonlight" "the Dallas buyers club" or "12 years a slave" (all great movies btw) did so well at that Oscars but this movie not only didn't do well, it wasn't even nominated (besides William for best supporting actor) for anything so that it could even not do well. classism and snubbing your nose at poor people is not just a republican thing and Democrats are not as progressive and willing to address the poverty issue as people make em out to be. that's just my theory though, doesn't mean its true.
Are you going to do an episode on The Further Adventures of Walt’s Frozen Head?
Very possibly!
I seriously hope my film school friends and I weren't as obnoxious and clueless when we sat around discussing movies or the human condition in the '70s.
Trust me, you were.
I’m happy to say is that I finally watched the Florida Project for the first time. Dear lord that ending. I do want to believe that she went to Disney World but realistically, she didn’t in that moment. That could be later on in her life, who knows.
Thanks for talking about this movie. I haven't heard about it till now and I'll try to watch it when I get the chance.
Dude Tony were you driving in that opening, I always thought you were parked, be careful
Yeah, I stopped recording the intros while driving earlier this year.
@@TonyGoldmark well thats good to know, also i think this is only the second time a content creator has ever responded to a comment i made. keep up the good work Tony, you´re awesome
I saw the movie and liked it a year or so ago, I’m finally planning on introducing it to my family or the like (even if not every part of the movie is suitable to show to your parents LOL)
Edit (1/26/23): Somehow didn’t get around to it but my sister and I finally watched it when we noticed it was on Netflix
Hey Tony will you be doing One Movie Latter episodes on Coco and Star Wars: The Last Jedi in upcoming days? Seeing how Pixar's Coco might be getting it's own ride if the movie does good (and it is) and seeing how their is Star Tours a ride based on Star Wars which I also heard will be adding the new planets from The Last Jedi.
Definitely Last Jedi, and I'm currently editing one for Thor: Ragnarok. Not gonna cover Coco, sorry.
Okay, got it and thank you.
I’ll admit, I wanted to make a movie about the Tacky Kissimmee area, but this movie beat me to it. Ah well, still looks like a great movie though. Besides, I can probably find a different tacky Florida town.
Will the next One Movie Later be Thor:Ragnarok or The Last Jedi?
I'll definitely cover The Last Jedi. Haven't made up my mind about Ragnarok yet. We'll see.
By the way, we just tagged you in our Oodololly Halloween Tag video. (The tag questions are listed in the description box.) Tony Goldmark....
Done. th-cam.com/video/mdNHPcadaBM/w-d-xo.html
I have that same starlord shirt ian!
A bit off topic but, have you seen IT yet, it was pretty great and I'm not really into horror
I have not. I'm not really into horror either.
Tony Goldmark eh, just the whole childhood and stand by me conversations got it in my head. By the way, I very much love and respect the work you do on the site, more need to watch your stuff
Honesty the film is very much the opposite of this one. It represents the side of childhood where one can feel under spoken and frankly defenseless. Almost every thing that the kids have to go through, scary or not, is representative of that. The adults are either indifferent or obstacles and the bully's are pushed forward to the extreme in how they treat other kids, but also knowing that they too have been effected by these problems too. It's not perfect, it's tone is jarring at points and some aspects are a bit overbearing. It works well though because it tries a lot to show kids that you can relate too very well and having scenes of just them being kids in short conversations or playing around. It's probably not your thing since you don't like horror, I'm just giving a suggestion since it came up in my mind about films like this about kids and the society around them. Looking forward to whatever project you work on next.
I really have to thank you for this review Tony. I saw The Florida Project recently and was left frustrated by it. I didn't like the characters, and I felt Moonie and the other children were just being presented as innocent and precocious and the film didn't have anything new to say about childhood beyond that. But your analysis of the film's ending and Moonie's character, particularly your point Disney World being a homogenous escape from reality for most children, and now that Moonie has lost her home, she'll have to rely on it too, and that destruction of her imagination and freedom being devastating is an insightful point that really makes the film more poignant and unique that I originally gave it credit for. I still don't know if I can say I like the film since I didn't enjoy watching it, but now I can see what it had to say and how novel a take on the relationship between Disney World and childhood the film makes, and with that in mind I really appreciate it a whole lot more.
It really is a shame it wasn't nominated for more awards at the Oscars. Best Picture aside, Brooklyn Prince really should've been nominated for Best Actress for her role as Moonie for that gut-punch of that crying scene alone.
Is that Girl CGI?
Favorite horror/supernatural monster?
King Kong, if he counts.
Mine are zombies.
Hey it's Ian is saw him on my birthday not too long ago while I was riding Star Tours, I was nervous but I eventually yelled for him and asked "Were you in a some jerk with a camera video?" He said yes so that made my birthday even better!
Tony, since you’ve mentioned that your familiar with the Kissimmee area, have you ever heard of Give Kids the World Village? It’s a great charity and I’ve been actively volunteering there for a while.
7:10 AAAAND let the Florida Project/Escape from Tomorrow retconning begin!
Yes, I largely agree. A wonderful film, but a masterpiece? I wouldn't say so. Trim some of the fat, alter the ending a bit (I thought that imaginative leap was hit-and-miss) and you have a significantly better film. Still, I recommend "The Florida Project" and am optimistic about Sean Baker's career. His work is very promising.
Saw it today for my birthday movie with my family.I learned to never take your normie family to a independent movie becuse you will be the only one to like it
My family hated it
Tony, not to brag but if you keep on putting off the release date for the season 3 bloopers video, you are becoming the spoony 2.0. Oh and how about this idea for the host of the season 3 bloopers video: that parody of Gilbert Gotfried from The Haunted Mansion Part 2 review
Big fan of A24 and really wanted to like this film but I didn't. Those annoying spoiled kids never shut up and the storyline goes nowhere. It's a grotesque portrayal of America at its lowest. Don't waste your time or money!