Bones and All

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I don't know what's wrong with people... They've come to say there are deep meanings beneath disturbing scenes and blah blah blah!! Dude the movie is not even in horror genre! It's in drama/romance but with cannibalism! Do we really need to get in to that topic to put some deep meanings beneath?! Isn't the world enough crazy and dangerous and horrible already?! Now we go showing love and human differences, identity, etc with such skin upon it?!!! It's different when you see scenes like those at the villain and bad side of a show compare to ones in good and normal side... it's all in our brains! The brain calculations and feel of empathy towards the characters differ based on the point of view. Fans may say; well if you don't like it then don't watch it, but, man! It's about you who loved it, otherwise We passed it all at once already! You who get chill from this, if it's normal to you, you should take more care and start to be kinder with other people! Believe it or not, it has effects on your brain, watching disturbing scenes, cannibalism as normal and enjoyable is not good, seriously... Please don't get used to watch such things, people! Don't normalize it, put some borders for yourselves, the world is not pretty out there...

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I just watched it today and I'm a little upset that I watched 2 hours and still don't know what they are. And at the end where they are sitting on the hill together left me hanging. Like did he live? Is there a way to heal their bodies? Did she eat him? I mean c'mon what did we just watch? EXPLAIN PLEASE 😐. I wasn't really convinced by how the two fell in love etc. I felt it was way too rushed, the romance didn't really develop it just was just there.... I would have liked it if they would have developed their romance a lot more. Am i the only one who didn't like this movie lol... I'm into indie,messed up, gorey films && this honestly came off cheesy & boring?? Maybe i have to watch it again but the characters weren't likeable, the plot was all over the place & i was honestly just waiting for it to be over at the hour mark. What they're doing is not explored nearly enough. You can't play the pragmatic sociopath, complain about other people being not perfect, desperately need love and also eat people... That needs to be examined.

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This film is an absolute masterpiece of plot holes and we're only here because of one guy. Lazy, uncaring writing and even lazier acting. It's a contemporary Natural Born Killers with a slapped on Romeo and Juliet taste, mixed with a little Saw. Nothing crazy or inventive here. Boring, long and barely coherent it's only held up by constant sexual tension of will they? Won't they? And they will. It's not the will any of us wanted. If you enjoy mindless and brainless content, this film should absolutely fill that void in your life. I'm also by this point just rambling to meet letter count because there is literally nothing else I can say about this film.

What do you get when you join horror and romance in the same movie? You get BONES AND ALL. This movie, directed by Luca Guadagnino and written by Dave Kajganich, based on the novel by Camille DeAngelis, follows the story of Maren (Taylor Russell), a young woman abandoned by her father who goes on a thousand-mile odyssey across America. On her journey, she meets Lee (Timothée Chalamet), a disenfranchised drifter with whom she forms a bond. However, their pasts come back to haunt them and lead to a showdown that will determine if their love can survive the darkness of their otherness. This movie intriguingly blends cannibalistic horror and romance, while exploring themes of identity, acceptance, and embracing one's truth. Taylor Russell as Maren gives a captivating performance that is both heartbreaking and empowering. Timothée Chalamet's portrayal of a young man trying to find peace in an unjust world is also spellbinding. The script is filled with striking dialogue, and the haunting score by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross adds depth to this mesmerising story. BONES AND ALL is an intense, heartbreaking, and uplifting tale that is sure to leave an impact. It's a must-watch for anyone who enjoys horror and romance, or simply needs a reminder of the power of love. Be warned though - this movie has lots of blood and gore, so it's not for the faint of heart.

I kept saying "I can't believe it" when the credits were rolling. BONES & ALL is absolutely twisted, gut-wrenching, and epically tragic. It floored & devastated my girlfriend and I, to the point that not only was plentiful crying done during the film, but more crying was done several hours later when discussing the movie and reflecting upon its immensely heavy scenes and themes. I expected to be consuming something rather "different", but could not have imagined the way that this film seamlessly combines its brutal horror and tragic drama - people will say "this isn't horror" but the truth is it's a horror film that also happens to be a fantastic drama, therefore it's what a horror movie would be if people accepted that...horror films can actually be good films, with emotional depth, which never seems to be accepted and rarely occurs in this day and age. I had no idea Luca Guadagnino had this in him. I'd previously seen Call Me By Your Name and his Suspiria remake and although I enjoyed both to an extent, I thought both felt partially like they meandered for a great fraction of their runtime. CMBYN was kind of boring until the end when it's tragedy took hold and it became beautiful. Suspiria was mostly all boring to me with sporadic moments of creative and atmospheric brilliance throughout. Bones & All was nothing like this for me. Though it starts strong, then is a slow-burner for a bit, it's a consistent build from the title card to its finale, which I found to be increasingly gripping, crushing, and impressive as it went on. The performances are thoroughly phenomenal. Mark Rylance gives one of the most terrifying performances I think I've ever seen. This is now probably my favorite Timothee Chalamet role - though he is almost always fantastic, this one really falls perfectly into my wheelhouse and it's incredible the way his charm works so organically amidst such dark elements otherwise - it adds a much needed counterweight and bit of relief amidst the utter bleakness of this film otherwise. This was my first impression of lead actress Taylor Russell and she was wonderful - a gentle, nuanced, and very realistic presence - perfect for channeling this character's complex story of being a victim to her own nature, and basically being forced to wander the earth like an abandoned puppy. Do you have severe abandonment issues? If so, this movie will probably hit you hard! The sadness and loneliness that is channeled through Russell's performance is portrayed masterfully. And, I was happy to see Anna Cobb (lead actress from my other favorite horror film of the year, We're All Going To The World's Fair), in her second legit screen role. And, then you have Chloe Sevigny in perhaps her most terrifying appearance ever??? Without question, Bones & All is one of the greatest films of 2022. It is a singular masterpiece. I've never seen anything like it. I can't stop thinking about it. It is full of so much heart and pain. Pure viscera! To make a brutally violent movie about being cannibals in 2022 and have it hit so hard in an emotional sense - this feat is great! And, Trent Reznor's somber music score doesn't hurt - I'm specifically keen on the "I'm With You" cues from the score - these are the ones that best capture the overall tone of the film's great amount of beauty that is hiding just under its pile of flesh and blood. Closing, I guarantee that most people will hate this movie because that always seems to be the general consensus whenever a new movie comes out that actually challenges its viewers thematically and emotionally. But, Luca...Timothee...and everyone else, y'all have made something truly, truly, truly special here.

This film is really boring. No storyline apart from two human beings, if you can call them that, who travel around America eating other human beings. Not one of Mark Rylance's better films. The hero and heroine just seem concerned with eating human beings. My Mum and I wasted at least 2 hours watching this complete rubbish and gore. If it is gore that you want, you will not be disappointed. However, if you are looking for scenic photography and great dialogue you will be disappointed. The acting was wooden even Mark Rylance. All the hero and heroine was where to get their next fix. My Mum and I left the cinema feeling perplexed and puzzled.