@@annjohnson8437 if we're talking about that sorta thing, as someone who also doesn't typically watch horror films, how bad are the jumpscares or how frequent are they?
A director known for directing a movie starring a cannibal, made a movie about the co-lead being a cannibal. I’m convinced he partially made this as a dark joke
I saw Bones and All last night, and I was blown away by how gross and beautiful it was. All the horrifying and unsettling moments really paid off after the slow burning romance that’s woven within the story. Luca Guadagnino has never failed to impress me as a filmmaker, and Timothee Chalamet and Taylor Russell are some of the best young actors of our generation.
I saw it and I thought it was dumb lol. Exposition dump after exposition dump, it looked good but that's about it. Very pretentious, self aggrandizing movie
problem with sully is they use him having a mental disability to make him scarier which is wild to still do in 2022 that’s something people learnt to stop doing in like the 80s
@@grundlefoot1369what is his mental disability? you’re not being politically correct by assuming he does have one! it is never explicitly said in the movie. I thought he was simply a creep. also, it’s no fun to be the guy who’s policing what is acceptable in art
@@elmerglue21 I mean, he's done a TON of projects, but he's really only broken out in the last 5 years or so, which isn't that long considering the good reputation he's gained (acting wise). Florence Pugh is the same. Been in a ton of stuff in a relatively short amount of time and proven to be a generational talent in just those few years.
@@W4TSKY I mean 5 years is kind of long though. I feel like you can make that statement after maybe like he’s been in a couple of movies, but he was in Dune like a year ago. Like he’s not “becoming one of the most talented” anymore dude just is one of the most talented actors
"this is no doubt going to run tumblr like nobody's business for the next few years" bold statement considering tumblr is currently being run by goncharov 1973
@@sethjacksonanimation8407 I’m mostly on the wholesome side of Tumblr. Like “hey y’all, here’s something interesting I found on my walk today, just wanted to share it with you” or stuff about tiny sea creatures and insects. Occasionally, I’ll get anime shitposts.
*spoilers upcoming* I just got out of a screening for this and I personally interpreted the cannibalism as a metaphor for addiction whether drugs, alcohol, or other. There’s a huge emphasis on parents and, specifically, how their “cannibal trait” is passed down to their children, similar to how addictions can be as well. Addictions come with urges that are insurmountable and must be satisfied which is pretty much the same as what the cannibals experience. Then, we have the Stuhlbarg scene and especially his buddy. His buddy was an outsider who was partaking in the cannibalism of his own free will, just like how people can drink or do drugs socially. They come and go as they please while those that depend on substances (or tasty human snacks) look on with disdain of those who willingly take the risk of addiction for their few moments of pleasure. Whether the metaphor is there or not, it’s a solid movie that blends romance and horror impressively. Excited to see what comes next from Guadagnino!
@@andiiwestfall awesome! I’ll have to see if I can find that interview. It’s cool that it’s a movie with multiple interpretations though. It can reach different people on a personal level and they can see it and the message as they want/need to. Even though we don’t all agree, it doesn’t mean there’s one right answer :)
I dunno, I’m really uncomfortable in general with the whole “sexy serial killer” trope. I think it’s a pretty inappropriate metaphor for addiction given they literally murder people in the movie- a huge departure from how addiction actually affects those around you. It just feels icky to me to try to get me to empathise with the poor tortured souls of the victimisers and not the victims. I find it even more gross that the movie also often makes a point of Maren’s supposed humanity, as she frequently feels remorse for her actions ( but not enough remorse to put herself in a position where she cannot harm other innocent people) as a tool to get us to empathise with her.
I love how the synopsis for this movie's just: "Love blossoms between a young woman on the margins of society and a disenfranchised drifter as they embark on a 3,000-mile odyssey through the backroads of America. However, despite their best efforts, all roads lead back to their terrifying pasts and a final stand that will determine whether their love can survive their differences." I'm just imagining people coming to see this expecting a run-of-the-mill romance/drama with Timothée Chalamet and getting... Well, THIS. 💀 Edit: Woah...likes. Thanks.
Bones and All tells the story of a cannibalistic couple and how they basically hunt for their own prey (a.k.a human beings). Seems like this is Luca Guadagnino's riskiest movie to shoot. There's obviously blood, gore, and guts, but it can get out of hand. For those easily repulsed by anything of the sort, do yourself a favor not to watch this film, unless you're willing to endure its own nature.
It’s interesting how the reviewers who watched this movie generally warn the readers that that the violence can be too much to stomach (haha). I’m gonna watch it this week, I’m really excited.
This is good to know! Thanks for that, I get easily woozy with certain kinds of gore and if most reviewers say it’s a lot, I will probably wait/skip it for now
Yes. For people who can’t stand the sight of blood, I’d advise not to watch it. The story and characters are amazing, but it is also very gory and gruesome. The film holds nothing back when showing certain parts.
@@daisykisses8803 I thought it held a LOT back, the camera always cuts away just as it gets REALLY fucked-up. Maybe it hovers a few seconds longer than most movies. I was expecting a lo worse
@@Masckerdoom I’m a casual fan of his+ I love road-trip movies, so a Timothee Chalamet road-trip movie (with no graphic cannibalism) would be great imo
I always knew timothée would do well as a sympathetic relatable main character in a horror movie, but this is a million times better than what I had in mind.
SPOILER I actually thought the opposite, I felt that the movie should’ve been longer. I would have liked more scenes between Lee and Maren in their new life, that would’ve made the ending even better. And although I loved how Sully was this imposing force that fed off of the deepest desires of the main characters, I would’ve loved more scenes where they built up to his comeback.
Totally agree. Also their love didn’t feel very natural, I wish they made at least one scene where they would speak about something except cannibalism like it’s the only reason they are together. And the death at the end lack the emotional power
I agree! I think it also should've get into Maren's life a little bit more... and they should've add Travis (from the book) into the movie, that would've been interesting haha
i think there's a 7 hour directors cut version, and i want to watch it so bad. and i normally can barley stand hour and 45 min movies, so to me that says a lot on how beautiful this movie is.
This movie was so comforting but also very uncomfortable at the same time (especially when Mark Rylance was on screen). The sound editing from the score to the sounds of them eating a body was great and the acting was also phenomenal. Great film!
I swear to CHRIST I thought this was just some generic ass Romance movie. Now I know it isn't, so I'm gonna come back to this video whenever I get the chance to see this movie.
@@plutobear1250 It’s not worth describing or worrying about. Also, it’s Thou Shalt not take thee(thy?) Lord’s name in Vain… It’s Jewish tradition. Not even all Christians agree on how much Jesus was actually also God. It’s certainly not as the Catholics see it with other sects, denominations, etc. Sorry, my patience for people pushing religious beliefs onto random strangers, over nothing, is at a minimum recently.
YES! I had an incredibly spiritual experience watching that film - tears, awe, utter horror and shock, love, community, dance, Thom Yorke, Tilda Swinton. It has the lot. It changed me as a person and a creative (my dj name is Mother Markos!) - it's a travesty that it was discounted as a 'remake'. It's a deeply emotional and tender piece of work.
I went to see Bones and All a couple days ago and I was completely overwhelmed - for the first time I came out of the theatre shaking and trying to breathe so I wouldn't break down weeping. I am a huge fan of Luca's work - Suspiria was a personal reckoning in a lot of ways for me. Bones and all literally seeped into my bones and is still residing there. One of the most physical and cathartic viewing experiences I've ever had - from nearly shouting at the screen near the end to sinking so deep into my seat just to get dafuq away from one horrific scene. I could talk about every aspect of this film, the style and the techniques - I just absolutely fell in love with it and the risks it was taking. Best film of 2022 so far for me.
Saw this last night. It’s probably one of the most unique movies I’ve ever seen. I will admit, I got sucked into every bit of this. The horror, the romance, the suspense. I think with this movie does best is that we don’t get many outside perspectives, so we get to see the world through the eyes of the cannibals. And it’s extremely gruesome and horrible obviously, but if you take their struggle at face value, it’s fascinating to watch
Mark Rylance’s performance was incredible. I was genuinely terrified of him. I don’t think I could’ve acted opposite him so shout out to Taylor for that
Yeah, when my friends saw this one at the Savannah Film Fest I knew it was definitely a gross one haha. They had NO idea the cannibalism or anything, so it took them by surprise haha
I remember walking out of it at Savannah film fest and just seeing everyones mortified faces as they left the theater definitely got a reaction out of everyone
Look I walked into the cinema expecting some horror and romance - I didn't read much into the film so I just assumed there was gonna be some death but BOY I WAS NOT EXPECTING TO WATCH A ROMANCE ABOUT CANNIBALISM. To say I was shocked during that particular beginning scene, is an understatement
i really want to watch this bc i love timothée in everything but i hate gore so much, i think i’ll end up seeing it but i’ll cover my eyes most of the time if it gets too gross 😭
Honestly it’s like I was grossed out but couldn’t look away, a masterpiece but a waste on popcorn in the theater as I couldn’t eat anything while watching 😂
To me the whole cannibal part is almost a metaphor of addiction. How love can override a disastrous addiction or the addiction can destroy love almost...almost.
What I love about Timothee is the way he expresses emotions. Whether it’s anger and frustration in The King, The weight on his shoulders and how it affects Paul mentally in Dune, Elio’s love and pain in CMBYN, his performances all centre around how his characters feel and in this movie he knocks it out park once again
Idk, he always has the same expression in every one of those films you just mentioned. You can probably edit it and have them side by side together and you will see no difference. His performance in the King was especially dull and most critics agreed. I'm surprised you think otherwise. Also, "his performances all centre's around how his characters feel" LMAO THAT IS LITERALLY WHAT ALL ACTORS DO! XD you had me dying with that one 🤣 😭
I just finished watching it and I am speechless...In a good way of course but it exceeded my expectations and I feel like I have a lot of thoughts about it and need to sit down to sort them out. Now as I just got back home from the theatre, I think about some scenes and it makes me emotional and they are some scenes that I want to see again....I really want to watch it again and again . I LOVED IT. Taylor was excellent in Waves but here she was even more excellent if that was possible; She has a very bright future in the industry. IMO this is top 2 one of Timmy's best roles. I dont understand why he is so overlooked so far with nominations when he was so incredible here. This role is on par with his role in Beautiful Boy which imo was his best role to date...that's how good he was here. Mark Rylance seriously deserves a nod for best supporting at the Oscars. Also the song...you made it feel like home...just tears when I think back to that scene. This song needs to be nominated also. Great review and I cant wait to watch it again.
i really enjoyed how in watching it was i was a little confused on how the cannibalism was passed down genetically, but looking at it after i think its a really good metaphor for how we inherit our parents traits, good and bad and how we deal with them and how it effects people around us. this is one of my favorite films of the year
Just saw it about two hours ago and its a great film. Pacing was a bit off but everything else was done fantastically. Hands down one of Chalamet's best performances.
Same (?) I'm not from the Us but I'm from a very small Brazilian town in the state that's known for being technological and shit, is very similar to the American Midwest lol
Funniest part of this is how luca and timothee made a movie WITH A CANNIBAL and then said “oh timothee ya know how your love interest in that one movie was cannibal? Yeah lets do that again!” LIKE HUH??
You explained almost every thought I had when watching this. I’m looking forward to watching it for a second time so I can focus in more on the nuance of the characters.
Okay, from your descriptions this has me way more interested in seeing the film than I originally was. A horror romance story sounds right up my alley.
The worst instance of cannibalism for me was the very first. It's possibly the worst genre of horror for me & I was thinking of walking out 20 minutes in😭
the cinematography is gorgeous the cannibalism is definitely a metaphor viewers can find their own interpretations which is a hallmark of great art *SPOILER* to me there's an ambivalence to community having a deep disgust but needing to be accepted by it as well.. the final feeding--bones and all-- is the ultimate act of acceptance TC's character could never receive in the flesh
I liked everything about this movie; the performances were fantastic, the direction and cinematography were top notch, and the score by Trent and Atticus was absolutely gorgeous. But at the end of the movie, I turned to the person sitting in the seat nearest to me and asked them "so did YOU get anything out of that?". I've been thinking about it since I saw it last night and I just don't understand... Was I supposed to relate to the characters? Was I supposed to be an outsider looking in? Was I supposed to be cheering them on, hoping they succeeded and found happiness in the end? Was I supposed to be appalled? I've seen a million different movies of varying genre, style, and quality, and this is the first time in a long time where I can honestly say that a) I just didn't get it, and b) I felt zero connection to the film emotionally, at all.
That’s a question no one else can answer but you. It sounds like you liked it and didn’t like it lol Do you feel emotional connections to horror movies other than disgust and horror, maybe conflict? As a viewer, you’re allowed to subjectively get what you want out of it.
@@ЕвгенияРоманова-л1л it could be more of an insight of specific people and a situation. It’s like watching a crime scene play out. There’s no happy ending to those situations. Just an aftermath and often times a mystery You’re not supposed to glorify, get attached or want them to be developed. What happened happened and They are who they are.
@@ЕвгенияРоманова-л1л also you perfectly described what people often call a senseless spree of crime and murder. I feel like the lack of motivation and development makes the movie more uncomfortably realistic since a lot of people live hopelessly like that believe it or not. It doesn’t work in movies for alot of people cause we often watch movies to get away from stuff like that. We need a reason, meaning and motivation in movies cause in real life we don’t always have one
@@Salamander676 bruh I need development of characters because that’s what a good film does. This film clearly wasn’t made just as a senseless journey/crime scene, it’s a romantic coming of a age movie that tries to be relatable in terms of being an outsider. And it’s clearly trying to get emotional at the ending, but for me it fails, as the love story and Lee’s character aren’t properly developed. Like I was very invested during whole movie, honestly it felt like it was going somewhere and becoming more and more interesting, and then it just ends out of nowhere, it just felt rushed, as they didn’t reached the catharsis and the peak of emotions
I love the "balancing tones" expression, even if you said it's not the best way of putting it. This movie was able to keep me so invested througout all its moments, rather it be of graphic cannibalism, tender heart to heart (can anything not sound cannibal-ey after this movie???) conversations, and all the other things it was able to mix up in there. Literally so good.
Hi! Yesterday I went to a screening and got to interview Luca and he actually said that the main focus of this film is the representation of the loneliness and desperate search of love and affection of the characters. The eaters are all those who are outcast and can’t find a place inside society, those who have been abandoned too. Human beings are actually social animals who need to have the support of a group and live together, but they cannot because of their genetical urge to eat people. The most important line is “in the world of love, there is no place for monsters” and Guadagnino said that with this movie he’s trying to show the opposite. We all feel outcast sometimes, different, lonely and in want of love, sometimes a bit “monstrous”, aliens, different. Of course here we a maximal display of this existential situation🤍
Absolutely beautiful. I was suspecting that the real metaphor of the film was love. When I came back home, I said "Thank you Luca" as if he's god. He gave me something wonderful.
im from minnesota and watching just this youtube video i was feeling so nostalgic for my minnesota summers before even knowing it was meant to be minnesota
Saw it yesterday and a couple next to me left before timmy showed up too. I feel bad for all the people that are gonna miss out on this cause its gorey :(
My fave Timmy movie is hard to promote because it’s a Woody Allen film. Dakota Fanning dominates, she’s such a joy to watch. My fave Timmy performance is a subtle moment in Wes Anderson’s The French Dispatch. It’s a small moment but i have watched that moment over and over because his choices are soooo unique and honest and enrapturing. Call Me By Your Name is kind of elevated because the whole film and his whole performance is amazing. He might be my fav actor. Can’t forget his role in Miss Stevens… Can’t wait to watch Bones and All.
You should watch "Bones & All". He was incredible. The film was great. I hope you love it as much as I did. About "The French Dispatch" moment, which moment are you talking about? or is it the performance as a whole?
I actually live in Chillicothe, Ohio, and I recognized a bunch of places. Including the school at the start of the film, as well as the mental hospital and the white barn (that white barn is down by the VA medical center, which is the old brick buildings you see for the mental hospital scenes). The school was Zane Trace High, which is sorta tucked away in a corner near bridge street. Was really neat to see in this movie.
I think the problem was a lot of people didn't realize they were going to a horror movie, and thought it just romance and maybe with a side of blood. That could've been something with the marketing. When I first found out about it, it was listed as horror so I went in knowing it was horror. But a ton of people thought it was just romance, were entirely unprepared and left completely disturbed.
This is the first film I've seen in the theatre in over 10 years and I notoriously dislike horror. I'm so glad I mustered up the courage to go and see Bones and All because I think its my favourite film of all time, it made me fall in love with cinema again. Luca is a genius, Taylor is just gobsmackingly good and of course Timmy was a delight to watch, him and Taylor have such beautiful chemistry but Rylance was out-of-this-world-amazing, I looked forward to every scene he was in.
This character reminds me of rue from euphoria. Very natural acting from what I can see here. I hate body horror. But I like to see timothee do diverse roles like this. Reminds me of Jonny depp back in the day
I just finished the book today and I’m a bit interested to see the differences between the two, which it looks like there will be quite a few..? It looks pretty romantic compared to the book
There’s definitely a few differences! I read the book and saw the film on opening day. The movie follows the main story line but definitely changes a couples details. Didn’t take away from the movie for me and it covered the main themes in the book about feeling like an outcast, longing for connection and understanding. I think you’ll really enjoy the film 😊
This movie is a work of art. It makes the viewer experience an array of emotions from an eccentric lineup of well developed characters. The story is beautiful and dark, revealing the brightest and darkest parts of humanity. This is a movie that is going to become a cult classic for generations to come. Shout out to directors and actors that understand the complexity of what makes us humans and how to accurately portray them. 10/10, recommend this movie, but it's not for your midwest grandma
This film is very polarizing to audiences. Some say the characters aren't developed, the pacing was off, it should've been longer, where is the horror, etc. While I loved the film, I am asking myself about the quality of the film with all the reviews and comments. It's tough but your review weirdly enough reassures me that I can love a film for whatever I deem worthy. It's weird to say this but after some of the reviews called it "YA Twilight", I left an attack on me. It made my experience seem less and it's just so condescending. I love this film probably as much as I loved cmbyn. Art can get so personal is what I am trying to say. Thanks for being you and shining my day!
I really think the well-handled script is a lot of why this movie works. The directing and acting is great but man, David Kajganich’s screenwriting is so perfect, very strong bones for the rest of the moviemaking process to build itself around. He’s worked with Luca Guadagnino before, he’s great at that sort of horror-romance thing, and he’s the type of screenwriter who totally trusts his audience. Really an excellent structure for Luca’s directing style to build itself around.
Watched the movie when you posted the video on the day it came out on Thanksgiving Weekend. Learning that the director also made Susperia (2018) made me even more intrigued by this movie after I watched it because that directors Susperia is one of my favorite Horror Films of all time. Apparently this is based on a book so that's interesting
I really enjoyed the movie but i couldn't stop thinking of how much more i enjoyed Raw (2016). If any of you haven't watched it, I recommend it. PS: Not saying a exact 1:1 comparison can be made but there are enough thematic similarities for sure. But the directors vibes are completely different.
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The first act of cannibalism makes you squirm and the last act of cannibalism makes you cry.
It made me cringe immensely
this is literally the best way to put it
On a scale of 1 to 10, how traumatizing is this? I want too see it, but I don't typically watch horror films.
@@annjohnson8437 if we're talking about that sorta thing, as someone who also doesn't typically watch horror films, how bad are the jumpscares or how frequent are they?
only one scene made me jump. I thoroughly dislike horror and this one was pretty tame.
Whoever sold the fake blood to this production made out like an absolute bandit
Do you mean it looks bad? Or that there’s a lot of it?
@@Morgan-ws1ng there's lots of it. i think lol
I just went out of the theater and I had not the slightest idea I was going to see a movie about freaking cannibals. So yeah I was quite surprised too
must be the same guy who sells fake blood to tarantino
Might have been one (or more) of special effects crew, I know some sfx artists like to make and use their own formula.
A director known for directing a movie starring a cannibal, made a movie about the co-lead being a cannibal. I’m convinced he partially made this as a dark joke
Wait, who?
@@BortPlayz oh. You don’t know. Armie Hammer is an alleged cannibal. That’s why he’s not in stuff anymore
@@HorseheadsProduction Pretty sure the movie was in production before the allegations. But kinda funny
@@HorseheadsProduction What did he eat? Like body parts?? Wtf
@@monty8615 a lot of allegations about him texting and telling his partners he wants to eat them
If I had a coin for each time Timotheé partnered with a canibal in a movie... I'd have 2 coins
which isn't much but it's weird that it happened twice
What’s the other movie
i had the same thought. im surprised not many people know about armie hammer's cannibilism.
@@mahat4912 huh😳
@@mahat4912 haha...it's a movie character right?
I saw Bones and All last night, and I was blown away by how gross and beautiful it was. All the horrifying and unsettling moments really paid off after the slow burning romance that’s woven within the story. Luca Guadagnino has never failed to impress me as a filmmaker, and Timothee Chalamet and Taylor Russell are some of the best young actors of our generation.
Never thought I'd see the words "gross" and "beautiful" together.
I saw it and just weirdly fell in love with it. I wanted a horror movie but got a coming to age romance film.
I saw it and I thought it was dumb lol. Exposition dump after exposition dump, it looked good but that's about it. Very pretentious, self aggrandizing movie
Man we are in trouble....lol simple as that.
Nah, norm
tbf sully was way more disturbing and creepier than all of those gore and human flesh containing scenes
Fr he scared the living shit out of me
For real
problem with sully is they use him having a mental disability to make him scarier which is wild to still do in 2022 that’s something people learnt to stop doing in like the 80s
@@grundlefoot1369what is his mental disability? you’re not being politically correct by assuming he does have one! it is never explicitly said in the movie. I thought he was simply a creep. also, it’s no fun to be the guy who’s policing what is acceptable in art
@@grundlefoot1369 So what ? Who cares ? Art is not here to suit your morality
timothee chalamet is quickly becoming one of the most diverse and talented actors in mainstream hollywood
Lmao quickly becoming? You’re acting like his career is just starting out
@@elmerglue21 I mean, he's done a TON of projects, but he's really only broken out in the last 5 years or so, which isn't that long considering the good reputation he's gained (acting wise). Florence Pugh is the same. Been in a ton of stuff in a relatively short amount of time and proven to be a generational talent in just those few years.
he’s the next leonardo dicaprio for the girlies
@@W4TSKY I mean 5 years is kind of long though. I feel like you can make that statement after maybe like he’s been in a couple of movies, but he was in Dune like a year ago. Like he’s not “becoming one of the most talented” anymore dude just is one of the most talented actors
@@elmerglue21 I mean it’s basically just starting.
So glad this movie is out. So I can stop seeing ads of it EVERY DAY 💀
Shut up ms mamas!
Lmao this is exactly how I feel 😂
Sameee, pensaba que solo era yo la que pensaba eso
@@titasofiarodriguez7315 fíjate nunca me salieron anuncios de esta peli 💀
I saw it a couple days ago and still am getting ads for it 😭
"this is no doubt going to run tumblr like nobody's business for the next few years" bold statement considering tumblr is currently being run by goncharov 1973
A true cinematic achievement one of the finest films of all time especially with *that* ending
i was thinking that, also mad how some people’s idea of tumblr is So very different to my current experience
@@sethjacksonanimation8407 I’m mostly on the wholesome side of Tumblr. Like “hey y’all, here’s something interesting I found on my walk today, just wanted to share it with you” or stuff about tiny sea creatures and insects. Occasionally, I’ll get anime shitposts.
Honestly, one of my favorite films!
my favorite scorsese
*spoilers upcoming*
I just got out of a screening for this and I personally interpreted the cannibalism as a metaphor for addiction whether drugs, alcohol, or other. There’s a huge emphasis on parents and, specifically, how their “cannibal trait” is passed down to their children, similar to how addictions can be as well. Addictions come with urges that are insurmountable and must be satisfied which is pretty much the same as what the cannibals experience. Then, we have the Stuhlbarg scene and especially his buddy. His buddy was an outsider who was partaking in the cannibalism of his own free will, just like how people can drink or do drugs socially. They come and go as they please while those that depend on substances (or tasty human snacks) look on with disdain of those who willingly take the risk of addiction for their few moments of pleasure.
Whether the metaphor is there or not, it’s a solid movie that blends romance and horror impressively. Excited to see what comes next from Guadagnino!
It is an allegory of us eating animals, much more on the nose than that
You just see what you want to see
@@leonorsuescun3715 I just saw an interview with Timmy and Luca explaining that it's a metaphor for addiction
@@leonorsuescun3715 that’s a really interesting way to view it!
@@andiiwestfall awesome! I’ll have to see if I can find that interview. It’s cool that it’s a movie with multiple interpretations though. It can reach different people on a personal level and they can see it and the message as they want/need to. Even though we don’t all agree, it doesn’t mean there’s one right answer :)
I dunno, I’m really uncomfortable in general with the whole “sexy serial killer” trope. I think it’s a pretty inappropriate metaphor for addiction given they literally murder people in the movie- a huge departure from how addiction actually affects those around you. It just feels icky to me to try to get me to empathise with the poor tortured souls of the victimisers and not the victims. I find it even more gross that the movie also often makes a point of Maren’s supposed humanity, as she frequently feels remorse for her actions ( but not enough remorse to put herself in a position where she cannot harm other innocent people) as a tool to get us to empathise with her.
So, you’re telling me the director of Call Me By Your Name and company made a cannibal romance? And they didn’t invite Armie Hammer? Woooooow
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"So Luca, after making an acclaimed romance film and an acclaimed body horror film, what do you see yourself doing next."
"Yes."
When they fart in nacho libre it’s kinda gross
yeah he should watch that again
i JUST watched this
@@vicky-hb8zz Shut up
Nacho libre lmfao
And when he ate that egg!
I love how the synopsis for this movie's just:
"Love blossoms between a young woman on the margins of society and a disenfranchised drifter as they embark on a 3,000-mile odyssey through the backroads of America. However, despite their best efforts, all roads lead back to their terrifying pasts and a final stand that will determine whether their love can survive their differences."
I'm just imagining people coming to see this expecting a run-of-the-mill romance/drama with Timothée Chalamet and getting...
Well, THIS. 💀
Edit: Woah...likes. Thanks.
That’s what happened to my friend and me 😭
misleading af
LMAO THIS HAPPENED AND I TOOK MY GRANDMA 😭 i liked it but felt so bad she stayed the entire time bcs she was worried about parking 💀
this is what happened to me LMAO i was literally so shocked when she bit that girls finger
Bones and All tells the story of a cannibalistic couple and how they basically hunt for their own prey (a.k.a human beings). Seems like this is Luca Guadagnino's riskiest movie to shoot. There's obviously blood, gore, and guts, but it can get out of hand. For those easily repulsed by anything of the sort, do yourself a favor not to watch this film, unless you're willing to endure its own nature.
It’s interesting how the reviewers who watched this movie generally warn the readers that that the violence can be too much to stomach (haha). I’m gonna watch it this week, I’m really excited.
This is good to know! Thanks for that, I get easily woozy with certain kinds of gore and if most reviewers say it’s a lot, I will probably wait/skip it for now
Yes. For people who can’t stand the sight of blood, I’d advise not to watch it. The story and characters are amazing, but it is also very gory and gruesome. The film holds nothing back when showing certain parts.
Idk suspiria was more risky
@@daisykisses8803 I thought it held a LOT back, the camera always cuts away just as it gets REALLY fucked-up. Maybe it hovers a few seconds longer than most movies. I was expecting a lo worse
I would see this movie if there was no body horror. I am wimp 100%
No you're just mentally healthy
So you would see this movie if it was a completely different movie, nice
@@hmzammh2190 she likes Tim. Pretty obvious dude
Same though. 🥲 The plot sounds interesting but I’m so squeamish I think I’d faint lol
@@Masckerdoom I’m a casual fan of his+ I love road-trip movies, so a Timothee Chalamet road-trip movie (with no graphic cannibalism) would be great imo
Trent Reznor deserves the praise.
I like how his music reflects the countryside while also hiding a sense of tension to it.
Atticus Ross too!
Sorry, I forgot to add him.
he is a genius.
Trent reznor and Atticus Ross?
Okay I'm watching it
Average Ohio couple documentary💀
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NAHH LMAOO
can confirm as someone in ohio 😭😭
I always knew timothée would do well as a sympathetic relatable main character in a horror movie, but this is a million times better than what I had in mind.
You have horrible taste child
I was an extra in this movie. It was cool to see the intensity of the director and actors on set
It must have been amazing. Where were you in the film? Did you play a student at the beginning or something else?
Wow that's amazing!! How did you come to be an extra?
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I actually thought the opposite, I felt that the movie should’ve been longer. I would have liked more scenes between Lee and Maren in their new life, that would’ve made the ending even better. And although I loved how Sully was this imposing force that fed off of the deepest desires of the main characters, I would’ve loved more scenes where they built up to his comeback.
Totally agree. Also their love didn’t feel very natural, I wish they made at least one scene where they would speak about something except cannibalism like it’s the only reason they are together. And the death at the end lack the emotional power
@@ЕвгенияРоманова-л1л as much as i loved it, i agree.
I agree! I think it also should've get into Maren's life a little bit more... and they should've add Travis (from the book) into the movie, that would've been interesting haha
i think there's a 7 hour directors cut version, and i want to watch it so bad. and i normally can barley stand hour and 45 min movies, so to me that says a lot on how beautiful this movie is.
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This movie was so comforting but also very uncomfortable at the same time (especially when Mark Rylance was on screen). The sound editing from the score to the sounds of them eating a body was great and the acting was also phenomenal. Great film!
I swear to CHRIST I thought this was just some generic ass Romance movie. Now I know it isn't, so I'm gonna come back to this video whenever I get the chance to see this movie.
I love ur comment but nice time you shouldn’t say Christ(just not to use his name in vain)
@@luzka9673 that's cool and all but I wouldn't trust someone who mistyped "next" as "nice"
@@bal_masque That’s not very next to say.
@@luzka9673 how is it using his name in vain?
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It’s not worth describing or worrying about.
Also, it’s Thou Shalt not take thee(thy?) Lord’s name in Vain…
It’s Jewish tradition. Not even all Christians agree on how much Jesus was actually also God. It’s certainly not as the Catholics see it with other sects, denominations, etc.
Sorry, my patience for people pushing religious beliefs onto random strangers, over nothing, is at a minimum recently.
You had me at ‘smashing Suspiria and Call Me By Your Name together’. Anything that’s similar to the 2018 version of Suspiria is a masterpiece to me
Suspiria 2018 is one of the best movies of all time
@@JesusGomez-ob2qt it’s definitely at the top of my list. It’s a shame not many people talk about the film outside of the film community
I found my people! I rewatch it every few months and the whole film is such an intense, emotional experience for me.
@@mothsforeyes so do I!!! I feel like in time more will come to appreciate it the way everyone has started to with Mother!
YES! I had an incredibly spiritual experience watching that film - tears, awe, utter horror and shock, love, community, dance, Thom Yorke, Tilda Swinton. It has the lot. It changed me as a person and a creative (my dj name is Mother Markos!) - it's a travesty that it was discounted as a 'remake'. It's a deeply emotional and tender piece of work.
I went to see Bones and All a couple days ago and I was completely overwhelmed - for the first time I came out of the theatre shaking and trying to breathe so I wouldn't break down weeping. I am a huge fan of Luca's work - Suspiria was a personal reckoning in a lot of ways for me. Bones and all literally seeped into my bones and is still residing there. One of the most physical and cathartic viewing experiences I've ever had - from nearly shouting at the screen near the end to sinking so deep into my seat just to get dafuq away from one horrific scene. I could talk about every aspect of this film, the style and the techniques - I just absolutely fell in love with it and the risks it was taking. Best film of 2022 so far for me.
with the amount of mention of "call me by your name" and "cannibalism" I'm surprise Armie Hammer didn't come up lol
That is indeed the joke
Lmao
It would be unoriginal to bring it up by this point. The jokes were already made when the movie was announced lol
@@wisco9er536 tbf I never heard of it until this video so I also missed the joles
Perhaps... But a very very bad joke, one and one hurt Armie his children his wife(divorce) his career., you can't say this and not write this!
Saw this last night. It’s probably one of the most unique movies I’ve ever seen. I will admit, I got sucked into every bit of this. The horror, the romance, the suspense. I think with this movie does best is that we don’t get many outside perspectives, so we get to see the world through the eyes of the cannibals. And it’s extremely gruesome and horrible obviously, but if you take their struggle at face value, it’s fascinating to watch
The fantasy element is also cool as hell. This made up ability of being able to smell is blended well into the story even if it's not realistic.
the movie theater I went to accidentally played this movie instead of devotion … needless to say the room full of veterans were shocked 😭
lmao i would’ve killed to be there when maren bit into that girls finger
That is amazing. I’d pay good money to see that reaction.
Mark Rylance’s performance was incredible. I was genuinely terrified of him. I don’t think I could’ve acted opposite him so shout out to Taylor for that
Yeah, when my friends saw this one at the Savannah Film Fest I knew it was definitely a gross one haha. They had NO idea the cannibalism or anything, so it took them by surprise haha
I was thinking this would be even better if I hadn't seen the trailer
I remember walking out of it at Savannah film fest and just seeing everyones mortified faces as they left the theater definitely got a reaction out of everyone
Look I walked into the cinema expecting some horror and romance - I didn't read much into the film so I just assumed there was gonna be some death but BOY I WAS NOT EXPECTING TO WATCH A ROMANCE ABOUT CANNIBALISM. To say I was shocked during that particular beginning scene, is an understatement
i really want to watch this bc i love timothée in everything but i hate gore so much, i think i’ll end up seeing it but i’ll cover my eyes most of the time if it gets too gross 😭
Doooo not watch if you can’t handle gore. It’s graphic and LOUD
Saaaaame :)
@@Hailey-bz2ym yeah i read some of the reviews and i think i’ll rather wait and watch it at home where i can skip the gory stuff
Yea don’t watch it if you can’t handle gore. They really don’t hold anything back in this film. You can see and hear EVERYTHING.
@@daisykisses8803 o my… 😣
Honestly it’s like I was grossed out but couldn’t look away, a masterpiece but a waste on popcorn in the theater as I couldn’t eat anything while watching 😂
Same here, my food started to taste horrible at the theater and it took me a minute to realize it was because of the move
God Timothy Chalamet really have talent for choosing good projects. No wonder he became famous in a very short time and now drowns in projects
To me the whole cannibal part is almost a metaphor of addiction. How love can override a disastrous addiction or the addiction can destroy love almost...almost.
What I love about Timothee is the way he expresses emotions. Whether it’s anger and frustration in The King, The weight on his shoulders and how it affects Paul mentally in Dune, Elio’s love and pain in CMBYN, his performances all centre around how his characters feel and in this movie he knocks it out park once again
Idk, he always has the same expression in every one of those films you just mentioned. You can probably edit it and have them side by side together and you will see no difference. His performance in the King was especially dull and most critics agreed. I'm surprised you think otherwise.
Also, "his performances all centre's around how his characters feel" LMAO THAT IS LITERALLY WHAT ALL ACTORS DO! XD you had me dying with that one 🤣 😭
@@wisco9er536 exactly 😂 these people are so dumb
@@wisco9er536 Yeah idk what that comment even means. He was also meh in the French Dispatch.
I just finished watching it and I am speechless...In a good way of course but it exceeded my expectations and I feel like I have a lot of thoughts about it and need to sit down to sort them out. Now as I just got back home from the theatre, I think about some scenes and it makes me emotional and they are some scenes that I want to see again....I really want to watch it again and again . I LOVED IT. Taylor was excellent in Waves but here she was even more excellent if that was possible; She has a very bright future in the industry. IMO this is top 2 one of Timmy's best roles. I dont understand why he is so overlooked so far with nominations when he was so incredible here. This role is on par with his role in Beautiful Boy which imo was his best role to date...that's how good he was here. Mark Rylance seriously deserves a nod for best supporting at the Oscars. Also the song...you made it feel like home...just tears when I think back to that scene. This song needs to be nominated also. Great review and I cant wait to watch it again.
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i really enjoyed how in watching it was i was a little confused on how the cannibalism was passed down genetically, but looking at it after i think its a really good metaphor for how we inherit our parents traits, good and bad and how we deal with them and how it effects people around us. this is one of my favorite films of the year
I couldn't stop thinking about how bad their breath smells when they're talking up close
For a second there, I thought the title of the video meant that it was a bad thing lol
I saw it and it's dope! Really liked the vibe that it has the whole movie. take the whole family for a fun night at the pictures!
haha my family won’t see it with me
@@donniedarko5641 lmao I wonder why, must be a weird ass family
the fact that the original cut was 4 hours long
Just saw it about two hours ago and its a great film. Pacing was a bit off but everything else was done fantastically. Hands down one of Chalamet's best performances.
for some reason it gave me a sense of pride to be from the Midwest. He portrayed its beauty (hauntingly at times) perfectly
Same (?)
I'm not from the Us but I'm from a very small Brazilian town in the state that's known for being technological and shit, is very similar to the American Midwest lol
Was very wary about this but you’ve sold me Karsten. Hopefully I have as much fun with this as you did!
The cinematography in this is amazing
So jealous you got to see this, can't find it playing near me anywhere
it’s a beautiful dynamic. i feel cronenberg aura from the connection they share.
You have convinced me to go watch this tomorrow, thank you Karsten
Funniest part of this is how luca and timothee made a movie WITH A CANNIBAL and then said “oh timothee ya know how your love interest in that one movie was cannibal? Yeah lets do that again!” LIKE HUH??
You explained almost every thought I had when watching this. I’m looking forward to watching it for a second time so I can focus in more on the nuance of the characters.
Don't forget the ending. This film is way too detailed. A rewatch is definitely needed.
Intergenerational trauma within a horror trope, it's mind blowingly beautiful.
genuinely one of my favourite movies, timothee is so incredibly talented it amazes me
Okay, from your descriptions this has me way more interested in seeing the film than I originally was. A horror romance story sounds right up my alley.
That's because this isn't really horror. It's a proper love story. One of the best love story in a while.
I feel sorry for all those ppl that went to see it because their favourite actor was in it only to be shocked to the core from the gore lmao
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The first moment I found out that there was cannibalism and romance in this movie it immediately reminded me of Hannibal and Will from NBC's Hannibal.
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Same! I really loved that show.
The worst instance of cannibalism for me was the very first. It's possibly the worst genre of horror for me & I was thinking of walking out 20 minutes in😭
“Most of it was shot in Ohio”
AVERAGE COUPLE IN OHIO
2:45 Of course it was shot in Ohio
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okay, just saw it, there were times where i transcended beyond the theatre and i felt THERE with them
the cinematography is gorgeous
the cannibalism is definitely a metaphor
viewers can find their own interpretations which is a hallmark of great art
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to me there's an ambivalence to community having a deep disgust but needing to be accepted by it as well..
the final feeding--bones and all-- is the ultimate act of acceptance TC's character could never receive in the flesh
Mark Rylance's performance backed with the Trent and Atticus music was perfect. Absolute art.
Karsten: This movie is the grossest movie of the year
Terrifier 2: Hold my beer...
I liked everything about this movie; the performances were fantastic, the direction and cinematography were top notch, and the score by Trent and Atticus was absolutely gorgeous. But at the end of the movie, I turned to the person sitting in the seat nearest to me and asked them "so did YOU get anything out of that?". I've been thinking about it since I saw it last night and I just don't understand... Was I supposed to relate to the characters? Was I supposed to be an outsider looking in? Was I supposed to be cheering them on, hoping they succeeded and found happiness in the end? Was I supposed to be appalled? I've seen a million different movies of varying genre, style, and quality, and this is the first time in a long time where I can honestly say that a) I just didn't get it, and b) I felt zero connection to the film emotionally, at all.
That’s a question no one else can answer but you. It sounds like you liked it and didn’t like it lol
Do you feel emotional connections to horror movies other than disgust and horror, maybe conflict? As a viewer, you’re allowed to subjectively get what you want out of it.
I think the problem is how the movie ends too roughly and feels undone. Like there was no motivation and development of the characters
@@ЕвгенияРоманова-л1л it could be more of an insight of specific people and a situation. It’s like watching a crime scene play out. There’s no happy ending to those situations. Just an aftermath and often times a mystery
You’re not supposed to glorify, get attached or want them to be developed. What happened happened and They are who they are.
@@ЕвгенияРоманова-л1л also you perfectly described what people often call a senseless spree of crime and murder. I feel like the lack of motivation and development makes the movie more uncomfortably realistic since a lot of people live hopelessly like that believe it or not. It doesn’t work in movies for alot of people cause we often watch movies to get away from stuff like that. We need a reason, meaning and motivation in movies cause in real life we don’t always have one
@@Salamander676 bruh I need development of characters because that’s what a good film does. This film clearly wasn’t made just as a senseless journey/crime scene, it’s a romantic coming of a age movie that tries to be relatable in terms of being an outsider. And it’s clearly trying to get emotional at the ending, but for me it fails, as the love story and Lee’s character aren’t properly developed. Like I was very invested during whole movie, honestly it felt like it was going somewhere and becoming more and more interesting, and then it just ends out of nowhere, it just felt rushed, as they didn’t reached the catharsis and the peak of emotions
If you've seen Luca Guadagnino's previous film Suspiria, you might have expected it to be extremely gruesome and horrific at least once.
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I love the "balancing tones" expression, even if you said it's not the best way of putting it. This movie was able to keep me so invested througout all its moments, rather it be of graphic cannibalism, tender heart to heart (can anything not sound cannibal-ey after this movie???) conversations, and all the other things it was able to mix up in there. Literally so good.
The way it is a metaphor for both addiction and young teenagers discovering themselves makes me tear up
Hi! Yesterday I went to a screening and got to interview Luca and he actually said that the main focus of this film is the representation of the loneliness and desperate search of love and affection of the characters. The eaters are all those who are outcast and can’t find a place inside society, those who have been abandoned too. Human beings are actually social animals who need to have the support of a group and live together, but they cannot because of their genetical urge to eat people.
The most important line is “in the world of love, there is no place for monsters” and Guadagnino said that with this movie he’s trying to show the opposite. We all feel outcast sometimes, different, lonely and in want of love, sometimes a bit “monstrous”, aliens, different. Of course here we a maximal display of this existential situation🤍
Absolutely beautiful. I was suspecting that the real metaphor of the film was love. When I came back home, I said "Thank you Luca" as if he's god. He gave me something wonderful.
There are somethings that shouldn't be romanticised.
At least with silence of the lambs the cannibal was in jail.
im from minnesota and watching just this youtube video i was feeling so nostalgic for my minnesota summers before even knowing it was meant to be minnesota
You should Review Goncharov(1973)
Omg yess one of my favorite movies
Now I guess I have to watch it 😭😭love your videos
Saw it yesterday and a couple next to me left before timmy showed up too. I feel bad for all the people that are gonna miss out on this cause its gorey :(
It's a great movie, really dark and original with outstanding performances. And it's not based on a comicbook or a remake of a Disney movie
But it is based on a novel.
@@natashaharsh9793 Yeah and the book is great. Anyone who enjoys horror dramas will cerntaily enjoy this
My fave Timmy movie is hard to promote because it’s a Woody Allen film. Dakota Fanning dominates, she’s such a joy to watch.
My fave Timmy performance is a subtle moment in Wes Anderson’s The French Dispatch. It’s a small moment but i have watched that moment over and over because his choices are soooo unique and honest and enrapturing.
Call Me By Your Name is kind of elevated because the whole film and his whole performance is amazing.
He might be my fav actor. Can’t forget his role in Miss Stevens…
Can’t wait to watch Bones and All.
You should watch "Bones & All". He was incredible. The film was great. I hope you love it as much as I did. About "The French Dispatch" moment, which moment are you talking about? or is it the performance as a whole?
I actually live in Chillicothe, Ohio, and I recognized a bunch of places. Including the school at the start of the film, as well as the mental hospital and the white barn (that white barn is down by the VA medical center, which is the old brick buildings you see for the mental hospital scenes).
The school was Zane Trace High, which is sorta tucked away in a corner near bridge street. Was really neat to see in this movie.
He took "only in ohio" to the next level
lmaoo 💀 and the fact that most of the movie ACTUALLY takes place in ohio
I saw the trailer for this the other day and it looked good, now I really want to watch it
I think the problem was a lot of people didn't realize they were going to a horror movie, and thought it just romance and maybe with a side of blood. That could've been something with the marketing. When I first found out about it, it was listed as horror so I went in knowing it was horror. But a ton of people thought it was just romance, were entirely unprepared and left completely disturbed.
Me and my boyfriend sat down to watch this, we loved it! Our guest did midway but we got hungry so he didn't get to finish it.
The sound designer for this movie really just said "Mukbang asmr, but turn it up to 100 and make it just absolutely vile" and honestly? Good for them
More like ASMR for devils lol. I nearly threw up in one scene, it was too much!
This is the first film I've seen in the theatre in over 10 years and I notoriously dislike horror. I'm so glad I mustered up the courage to go and see Bones and All because I think its my favourite film of all time, it made me fall in love with cinema again. Luca is a genius, Taylor is just gobsmackingly good and of course Timmy was a delight to watch, him and Taylor have such beautiful chemistry but Rylance was out-of-this-world-amazing, I looked forward to every scene he was in.
this movie was fucking fantastic. absolutely phenomenal. need to rewatch instantly.
poor armie hammer has been preparing for this movie for years and didn’t even get cast :(
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This character reminds me of rue from euphoria. Very natural acting from what I can see here. I hate body horror. But I like to see timothee do diverse roles like this. Reminds me of Jonny depp back in the day
hannibal walked so these cannibal romance movies could run
congrats on 600k!!
I just finished the book today and I’m a bit interested to see the differences between the two, which it looks like there will be quite a few..? It looks pretty romantic compared to the book
There’s definitely a few differences! I read the book and saw the film on opening day. The movie follows the main story line but definitely changes a couples details. Didn’t take away from the movie for me and it covered the main themes in the book about feeling like an outcast, longing for connection and understanding. I think you’ll really enjoy the film 😊
I read the book and did not think ot was at all a romance. Planning to see the movie this weekend.
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The music was so amazing I cried at the end
This movie is a work of art. It makes the viewer experience an array of emotions from an eccentric lineup of well developed characters. The story is beautiful and dark, revealing the brightest and darkest parts of humanity. This is a movie that is going to become a cult classic for generations to come. Shout out to directors and actors that understand the complexity of what makes us humans and how to accurately portray them. 10/10, recommend this movie, but it's not for your midwest grandma
This film is very polarizing to audiences. Some say the characters aren't developed, the pacing was off, it should've been longer, where is the horror, etc. While I loved the film, I am asking myself about the quality of the film with all the reviews and comments. It's tough but your review weirdly enough reassures me that I can love a film for whatever I deem worthy. It's weird to say this but after some of the reviews called it "YA Twilight", I left an attack on me. It made my experience seem less and it's just so condescending. I love this film probably as much as I loved cmbyn. Art can get so personal is what I am trying to say. Thanks for being you and shining my day!
Taylor Russell has a really bright future.
I really think the well-handled script is a lot of why this movie works. The directing and acting is great but man, David Kajganich’s screenwriting is so perfect, very strong bones for the rest of the moviemaking process to build itself around. He’s worked with Luca Guadagnino before, he’s great at that sort of horror-romance thing, and he’s the type of screenwriter who totally trusts his audience. Really an excellent structure for Luca’s directing style to build itself around.
it’s fun to hear karsten just fanboy about something
the title alone has convinced me that i do, in fact, need to watch this movie. i was already planning on it, but now it has to happen.
Parts of this movie was filmed in my small hometown of Liberty, Indiana! So excited to see it!! I can tell at 4:19 that’s my town!
Watched the movie when you posted the video on the day it came out on Thanksgiving Weekend. Learning that the director also made Susperia (2018) made me even more intrigued by this movie after I watched it because that directors Susperia is one of my favorite Horror Films of all time. Apparently this is based on a book so that's interesting
cannibal and romance are not two words i thought i would ever hear in one sentence much less directly following eachother
I really enjoyed the movie but i couldn't stop thinking of how much more i enjoyed Raw (2016). If any of you haven't watched it, I recommend it.
PS: Not saying a exact 1:1 comparison can be made but there are enough thematic similarities for sure. But the directors vibes are completely different.
Always appreciate your energy and passion about movies!