dimejinky99 wrote:If they had real balls Call me by your name would win. It’s the most artistic and human of all of them. Bloody heartbreaking and then uplifting. Loved it deeply.
Another I've yet to see. I am looking forward to it, though. There's something really unsettling to me about the premise that has kept me from running out and seeing it. But I'll try to get to it before the ceremony.
I’d be the first to complain if this was that kind of film. Older guy misleading a younger guy.
It’s not that at all and it’s a shame cos lots of people aren’t seeing it cos they have that same thought.
The gay aspect is so subliminal and yet present and sorta humming underneath. The film itself feels exactly like what is being depicted. A lovely warm sunny lazy Italian holiday. It’s so evocative and transports you. Did me anyways. It looks and feels beautiful.
Then the story comes to a head and well...it’s perfect.
I figured it wasn't too creepy given the wide praise the film has received. Still, it's definitely been on my mind and it's the one element that's guided me toward a different movie every time I've gone to the theater thinking I might see it. There's always been something else I want to see just as badly, so I've opted for the other in every instance.
But I do want to see the movie. I keep hearing great things about it.
durdencommatyler wrote:I figured it wasn't too creepy given the wide praise the film has received. Still, it's definitely been on my mind and it's the one element that's guided me toward a different movie every time I've gone to the theater thinking I might see it. There's always been something else I want to see just as badly, so I've opted for the other in every instance.
But I do want to see the movie. I keep hearing great things about it.
It’s funny how in this day and age we assume it’s somethibg sinister
But even if it was being sinister of it makes you feel that, it’s doing it’s job.
Ill watch Get Out again someday just to see what happens.
Going to see Three Billboards tonight and Molly´s Game in the week. And im dying to see The shape of water and yes, Call me by your name seems interesting in these times of PC.
I fuckin loved that movie. It came along at exactly the right time in my life.
And I knew more than half the bands on the soundtrack so I knew I was cool
(I was never cool)
So does anyone have any explanation for the weird veiled skeleton in The Post ? It’s as Meryls character is leaving the court.
Spielberg tic or some other significance?
