Bones And All (Luca Guadagnino, November 23,2022) Movie • Page 2

i must insist

 

nothin’s dully with Sully!

 

Totally dug this. Love everything Luca does. Also loved the Reznor/Atticus score, thought that was a high point.

chalamet wears a possibly anachronistic Fugazi shirt too

 

Mark Rylance is also very very good

 

This was great. Took me a minute to get immersed, but maaaan does that 3rd act fucking rule. So romantic & gruesome. Like mixing Badlands with Suspiria.

 

I think I liked this? I honestly don’t know. Rylance was so good though.

 

rylance giving rose the hat in this to some extent

 

I loved it.

 

if I see one more "romanticizing cannibalism" take I'm going to shit idk, get a teaching degree.

 

Yeah I definitely left the theater thinking I’m gonna start eating people.

 

they clearly have to contend with the horror of what they’re doing. nothing romantic about it

 

To be fair everyone is dunking on them

 

There are several reviews on Letterboxd describing this as a vampire movie

 

666 likes - what is Hollywood trying to tell us??

 

A completely empty theater. I thought they were just rumors.

 

I really wish it had ended with the "lets be people" line.

 

Yeah I had to *gasp* quick check my phone on my empty theater because I don't really know what she looks like and wasn't sure if Chalemet's sister was her.

I also completely blanked and didn't recognize Michael Stuhlbarg but of course recognized David Gordon Green

 

I had no idea what David Gordon Green looked like so that one went right over my head.

Chalamet dancing to KISS felt like one of those scenes designed to become a meme.

 

this was well made but im so deeply ready for this era of body horror luca to end. challengers seems promising.

 

Loved this. It was also disgusting and creepy as hell but beautiful. I too would like to pretend it ended 10 minutes earlier.

 

i would like several images from this film to be hard-deleted from my memory

 

The braid thingy for me

 

not even in the top 5 of what i'm talking about

 

I actually don’t entirely disagree with that though. Very similar themes broadly speaking when we talk about Vampire movies. At times I thought about Thirst. I thought about Badlands mostly though.

The first ending is kind of the better ending but I still really liked this, definitely has a shot to end up in my top 10 for the year. My biggest qualm may be the way Mark Rylance drifts in and out of this movie, the relationship is a little vague and his motivations maybe just missed the mark for me, even if he is doing great work. I also wish Michael Stuhlberg and David Gordon Green played a bigger role in the film, was left wanting more from them because that scene was so intriguing.

(David Gordon Green should act more, he’s got a Lynchian type dread to him.)