18:50 LMAOOOO

i'm always so annoyed that these festival movies don't have trailers yet

Favorite movie from the festival! Great film

We need to talk more about Barry Jenkins discovering so many emerging talents. Aftersun, All Dirt Roads Taste of Salt, Fire Inside and now Sorry Baby... damn what a run of people he's lifted up so far

In Moonlight producers, we trust! Seen it and loved it!

I liked the film! Truly stayed with me. Can see it for Best Picture, Director, Actress, Supporting Actor, and Original Screenplay in awards season. The last scene was so emotional for me. Past Lives-level unforgettable heavy hitter.

I’ve seen people compare her work to Phoebe Waller-Bridge, especially FLEABAG. I haven’t seen that, so I can’t really comment on it. One name I thought of, though, is Martin McDonagh, in terms of how this movie is able to effectively shift the tone between comedy and drama and back again, while making both work effectively and in a realistic way.

No chance of awards buzz for Sorry Baby?

When I saw the initial reviews pop up last week I rushed to grab an online screening, which added another to my already full slate. But I’m so glad I did, by far my favorite of the festival. Glad A24 got their hands on it, literally the perfect movie for them.

This was one of my most anticipated of the festival, and it’s by FAR my favorite thing I saw there. I eagerly await whatever Victor does next, and I’m SO happy A24 picked this up!

I wonder what our favorite KZbin duo thinks about Roma after five years.

Thank you for staying focused on the films and awards rather than degrading your channel by mixing yourself in the toxic Oscar race drama

Critics like it but seem kinda lukewarm on it. Without major support from critics I don't see it being an Oscar player

Is this an oscar player?

Please review BLKNWS: Terms And Conditions. I can’t stop thinking about it after seeing it.

I wish this film was in the World Cinema Dramatic category rather than the Premiere category. I would have immediately purchased a digital screener for the film, but alas that was not an option. I hope this film gets US distribution, but based on No Other Land's lack of US distribution... I am fearful I may never see this film, which saddens me.

Are you guys gonna talk about the newest controversy of Emilia Perez and Karla Sofía Gascón or not ? You guys cannot denying this hot topic at all. 🤨

Os Br tudo iludido 😂😂😂😂, essas premiações americanas são tudo uma marmelada!!! Mas nunca que eles vão dar o Oscar pra brasileiros, nem como filme estrangeiro, muito menos de melhor filme ou ator ou atriz individual! É só pra encher linguica! Os americanos são egoistas gente não se iludam!

Do you think the Emilia Perez tweet scandal will affect their chances to win?

Release your top 10 2024 video 🤍😊

Thank you for the review :) We tend to have our films straightforward when we know our message is being directed at the west. I believe it’s because we so rarely are able to tell our own stories and are so easily pushed away and shot down by decades of dehumanization and scapegoating. So when we finally have someone’s attention, to be rich in metaphor and to be artfully esoteric is at the cost of our story reaching / being understood by those who never really pay attention to us as humans. I think we need to convince people we are people just like them first, before we can be artsy (for lack of a better word). It reminds me of a modern Palestinian poem by Noor Hindi. It’s called “Fuck Your Lecture on Craft, My People Are Dying” which I think echos my feelings about why the film is straightforward. It’s a short and really formative poem for me, everyone should check it out. Thank you for the review again. Take care

All I wanna know is if SORRY, BABY will go to the Oscars 2026 (cause I know Atropia certainly won't)

Sundance continues to be thought-provoking.

Thank you for reviewing this movie! I'm a Palestinian-American, big fan of your channel 😁❤ I will check out this film.

First comment. Great review!

Before watching this, it's easy to think we know a lot about Trump but I found the story of his rise to power, the influence of his mentor and the 3 rules he adopts quite enlightening. It was also surprising to see there was an almost 'normal' Trump before he became successful and learned from his mentor. Is that true I wonder?

Jeremy Strong gives an amazing performance.

Review sabar bonda aka cactus pears

7:08 Not you complain about wicked got film Editing while Emilia Perez is there?? wtf

such a shame that this movie went under the radar of most, it definitely deserved an Oscar submission and possibly a nomination if not a win. Havnt seen smthing so powerful in this matter in a long long time

"Most people will like it more than I did"....haha, nope.

wonder how this will take now with the new March release date.

Just saw this movie. The first 2/3rds is wonderful nuanced character development . The last 1/3rd of the movie has the characters, especially the father change in ways that make no sense at all. One thing that contributes to this nonsensical character change is several holes in the plot that I can only conclude were left on the cutting room floor. SPOILER ALERT: STOP READING IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN THE MOVIE! There was no motive for the youngest daughter to take the gun. Why? Also the daughter had no knowledge of the gun let alone where it was. And if she did take it, it would have been at night with her parents sleeping in the room. Another problem, when the oldest daughter discovers that her sister has the gun, she doesn't immediately tell the dad or the mom. What was the motive for this? There is none. So, a good movie with a terrible ending.

I just watched this and trying to two sides an movie that's a metaphor for an authoritarian regime is craaaaaaazy.

🌟"I'M STILL HERE'🌟 É COM CERTEZA ABSOLUTA O MELHOR FILME DO PLANETA EM 2024,E A FERNANDA TORRES NUM TRABALHO LINDO INCRIVEL E MARAVILHOSO A MELHOR ATRIZ SEM A MENOR SOMBRA DE DÚVIDAS, ISTO É FATO.

i heard the aftersun comparison and that was all I needed to put it on the watchlist

As a gay dude, I could tell how authentically gay this writing and directing was, every aspect of it. So bummed they didn’t acquire distribution yet and pray it doesn’t go straight to streaming

The very simple truth is this: voters only watched "I'm Still Here" in enough numbers AFTER the Golden Globes win of Torres. This has the direct implication that for all other awards you so like to call "important precursors" only a negligible number of voters had seen it in time to nominate it, hence, it was not nominated. In comes the Globes, and the win. Boom. That got voters watching the film, and as it is a fantastic piece of art, they loved it. They voted like crazy for it WHERE THEY COULD, and that is the Oscars. So it made 3 nominations (I truly thought 5, adapted screenplay and director too). And it will pull a Parasite, and win all 3. Mark my words.

Remember American Fiction? How absurd was it to think that nobody in that movie was getting the problem of a stereotyped view of the black community? Well, that is literally you in this moment with Emilia Perez. At this point the movie could have been called "Chimichangas" and you will be clapping.

This is definitely your worst take, but it helped me understand why people love that cruel, insulting, superficial, and mediocre movie. You criticized that the seed of a sacred view is not "Challenging", does not tell you anything new, and gives you one side of the story, GUESS WHAT? WE DO NOT NEED TO KNOW THE EMOTIONS OF DICTATORS OR NARCOS. You only want foreign pain to be a spectacle.

France rocks at the oscars nomination this year guys 🙂 The substance is a brilliant and movie so it is well deserved

Cartoonish portray of Mexicans by Hollyweird Latin-X's

It's as if we were making a 9/11 movie with Mexican actors who don't know how to speak English.(I’m Mexican)

From a musical perspective, it disturbs me that this movie is getting all of the acclaim from Hollywood insofar as the Oscar nominations. Yet 'Dear Evan Hanson' which I thought was a much better musical and overall movie was shunned by the Academy.

they’re still making new movies??

Mike Leigh and the absolutely fantastic cast have made a masterpiece! There were so many psychological elements that mirrored my lived experience, that I kept wondering exactly where Pansy stopped and my own mother began! That aggressively stuck character who traps everyone around her-into the emotional glue trap of her own searing and violent pain - was expertly captured! Absolutely loved it. A tragic tale that makes you laugh at times and then rips you up with pain. Just brilliant!!

It’s exactly the plot of a polish Netflix film „operation hiacynth”. It’s just an example that that kind of stories are happening everywhere.

Escapist material like this makes an old guy feel less guilty about his dirty mind.