Call Me By Your Name (Luca Guadagnino, November 24, 2017) Movie • Page 5

Yea after I saw the movie read about the book and it covers something like 20 years after the events of summer of 1983.

Edit: just checked and the book starts off in 1987.

 

The Call Me By Your Name cinematic universe is going to be L I T

 

Excited for Lady Bird to show up

 

i'm excited for them to get to a prequel origin story of the peach

 

The farmer who planted the peach tree has an interesting back story.

 

Now we know who Lady Bird's second boyfriend lost his virginity to

 

Armie and his tracksuit is the only thing that matters

 

He’s ruining my liiiiiiiiiife

 

this was so fucking good, god damn

 

I'll be honest and say that I watched this mainly because of the Sufjan factor but it might be the best movie made in 2017 (that I've seen)

 

BROKEN LINK PLEASE FIX THIS IMMEDIATELY

 

unrelated but your avatar/user title combo is the best

 

Don’t worry I’m keeping track of all the tracksuits. (Thread)

 

thank you for finally doing this, it's about time someone did

 

This was pretty fantastic. Felt its length at times, but that’s pretty much the only issue I have with it. The ending was seriously amazing. Also, I’ve heard Sufjan in passing but have pretty much slept on his work. If the songs in the movie are representative of his overall work then I need to check him out.

When you talk of a sequel, do you mean to the book or the movie?

 

Saw this again today and it floored me even more than the 1st time. Gonna kill me when Timothée gets robbed in a few weeks

 

he’s nominated in a category with daniel day-lewis, is it really getting robbed if he does win?

 

They’re both gonna lose to Gary Oldman, unfortunately

 

Yeah, the robbed comment is about when Gary "I choke my wife" Oldman wins. I'd be cool with DDL winning

 

Why is Gary Oldman winning? I thought DDL was like a guaranteed win, especially since it’s his last movie or whatever

 

Nah, DDL was actually kind of a surprise nomination. Gary Oldman is locked here. If it wasn't him I think Chalamet would be winning.

 

Oldman has won nearly every precursor award so he's the clear frontrunner

also the narrative that it's his "time" in terms of the career he's had w/o winning yet

(not that I agree w these kinds of narratives whatsoever but it is what it is)

that being said I wouldn't be surprised if DDL won

Timmy would shock me in the best way