BARDO, False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths | Official Trailer | Netflix

[@mekkio77]

Oh, I wish they would play this in a theater near me. This deserves to be seen on the big screen in surround sound with an audience. This looks like a piece of art.

[@rottenpizza84]

100%

[@DA-wg5cz]

And its gonna be in theathers in all México october 27, in USA I think november 4 bro✌️

[@luisgaposadas]

@@DA-wg5cz I will be in Argentina by these days :c

[@mediatechjohn3088]

My first thought too

[@tmseh]

IMAX it baby!

[@hugegnarlyeyeball]

So often when a company buys an iconic song for a trailer those responsible end up cutting the song up too much which can be really awkward and jarring. This is a great example of how to do it right. Sure the song has been cut, but very tastefully and in the flow of the composition we all know and love so well. Great work.

[@MarsCapone]

a bit on the nose though, no? See how they run… horns when the horns blow. i mean theres a ton of youtube musicians who do that all day. I’ll see this film but based on the previous works not this dice and splice

[@shadowandsoul4331]

@@deeda-f John Lennon. (:(

[@maximumoccupancy]

@Arnav Thapa I Am The Walrus by The Beatles

[@pettisUSA]

This trailer should win awards, too. Genius. And the Beatles no less for soundtrack.

[@OneBigSoul]

These trailers is lying, the film is personal and subtile, and vulnerable... And all the tour de force are secondary...

[@tijuanahooker]

shut up gary

[@mrcheshire104]

Words can't express the emotions this trailer made me feel. Confusion? Interest? Sadness? It's like I was transported to a different world for a few minutes. Definitely looking forward to this coming out.

[@benpietrzykowski9216]

I am the walrus was the perfect song to accompany that madness of beautiful shots

[@mrcheshire104]

@@benpietrzykowski9216 I 100% agree, matched the tranquil chaos perfectly

[@bernardoprieto4260]

the trailer is bbeter than actual movie

[@ArmandGilbert]

It reminded me where we are.

[@DrPOP-jp7eb]

This comment described what I felt perfectly. Like a glimpse in a life I never had.

[@diegoperleche5177]

I don't care what the critics say and at Venice, I have a lot of respect for Alejandro González Iñárritu from Amores perros, Babel to Birdman and the revenant, and with Bardo despite being called "pretentious", this film will surely be very personal for Iñárritu. And with that, we look forward to it :D

[@OneBigSoul]

I have seen the film in an early morning in Venice. It is not at all pretentious (I find the films of AGI usually pretentious, this time, not a single time, except maybe the end that is too long, and he seems to underline a little and being self conscious of what it is said is important.. but this is the only moment of the film) The way it is sold here, with a handful of tours-de-force, is completely the opposite of the film. I have never been a fan of AGI and I really, really am in love with the film, that I compare on sometimes with 8 1/2, or with film by Angelopoulos.... (that means a lot to me) So Netflix did not know how to sell the film, I guess, so they used only the tour-de-force (that for once, in an AGI film, are completely secondary ...)

[@diegoescobedo1128]

If you didn’t like the end I heard he removed 22 mins and added a scene so you might like it more

[@DA-wg5cz]

@@OneBigSoul question, why europeans hate the film and why are your racist guys against mexicans🇲🇽? I mean if some French director would make this film I am 100% sure that your people would share more love to the film.

[@LA97Luis]

@@DA-wg5cz Shut up I'm Mexican bro theres no racism about this

[@al201103]

Yes, like you, I'm very interested in this. A director who has already proved their worth, this time also writing, producing, editing and having a say in the music. As you say, surely a very personal expression through film. Looking forward to it :)

[@campusaint]

My country, my city, depicted once more by one of our most brilliant minds. What a time to be alive.

[@sandeepparmar3113]

When was the first time??

[@campusaint]

@@sandeepparmar3113 Amores Perros (2000), ese

[@aocine2073]

Bruh, Iñarritu ain’t that good. His team is

[@redbanditfilms5905]

@@aocine2073 and who do you think puts that team together in the first place and approves their creative choices bruh?

[@aocine2073]

@@redbanditfilms5905 His best films were run by Guillermo Arriaga, not Iñarritu. He only took the credit

[@chagoyaman]

The reviews are pretty vague, which means most people are going to find it hard to connect with, but... i mean, it just looks biutiful. People outside of Mexico probably have no idea how amazing it is to see your country shot like this, with this ambition, and this scale. Mouth watering trailer. My cinematic nipples are rock hard. You got me, its cinema.

[@alejandrosotomartin9720]

Probably any citizen of any country in the world that is not USA or United Kingdom would feel and think the same about it.

[@mackielunkey2205]

"Biutiful" I see what you did there!

[@BruceTetsuya]

I saw this at Telluride Film Festival and it's incredible. His opus. Do NOT listen to the bad reviews - at least give it the chance it deserves and watch it for yourself. It's a beautiful film, currently my favorite of the year.

[@johnli6430]

p

[@Bardmusic66]

Is it about something?

[@johnli6430]

i stopped watching after 10 mind ..maybe i should give it another try

[@Largentina.]

@@johnli6430 That says alot about you. Don't watch this film, its not for you. It's a movie for adults, mostly.

[@EWrayB]

@@Bardmusic66 Yes, but it doesn't get revealed til the end. You have to stick with it to find out the story.

[@iAmNikolas]

I literally never watch KZbin ads . But when this came on I was intrigued . The Beatles kept me on . I’ll watch !

[@JennyWren333]

Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! Yeah!

[@cxr111]

waaaaaaaiiit a minute! This can't be Mexico, there's no yellow filter or evident crime in the storyline. JK, can't wait to watch this.

[@DoroteoVilla]

Also, no Spanish guitars tinkling in the background or dusty streets lined with low-roofed buildings which makes everything look like it's 1850.

[@MaGarcia2000]

Or chickens on the streets and a bunch of cantinas and people wearing sombreros riding donkeys

[@MurCurieux]

Lol

[@VVhistory]

The comment was fine until you said JK, stick to your morals, nothing was wrong with what you typed, indeed, Americans portray mexico as dusty with that yellow filter

[@Oceansta]

😂😂😂

[@johntraumer]

I am both confused and intrigued about this film. It is safe to say that this is one of Iñarritu’s most personal films, based on the events portrayed on screen. Only the director knows what the hell is going on, but the cinematography has already ignited my interest. I think this is going to be a serious contender in the next awards season, especially in the technical categories.

[@jackvlahos407]

It will be in technical categories but probably not other categories, as critics have not liked the movie at all as a whole so far. Has bad reviews

[@jimyarbrough9935]

Could definitely be a nomination for cinematographer.

[@rosariooterofernandez3172]

would be good to take a look at Mexican recent history and culture to figure out "what the hell is going on"

[@saturdayers]

The movie is getting smoked by critics.

[@OneBigSoul]

I have seen the film in an early morning in Venice. The way it is sold here, with a handful of tours-de-force, is completely the opposite of the film. I have never been a fan of AGI and I really, really am in love with the film, that I compare on sometimes with 8 1/2, or with film by Angelopoulos.... (that means a lot to me) So Netflix did not know how to sell the film, I guess, so they used only the tour-de-force (that for once, in an AGI film, are completely secondary ...)

[@flordemariaperez6434]

Wow, this looks mesmerizing, most like an art experience. No wonder that some critics hates it. Art tends to be confrontational

[@luigiligato13]

I've seen this in Venice, I wept while watching it, and I can't help but keep on watching this trailer! Bardo is such an extraordinary, deeply personal movie, absolutely genial! Do not listen to critics, most of them didn't appreciate it, but, trust me, this is not a "hard-to-get" film! In my humble opinion, this is truly a gem, a whole new world I couldn't take my eyes off! My personal Golden Lion! I really hope it will be selected as Mexico's Best International Feature submission!❤️

[@bernardoprieto4260]

It whas shit hahahha, the trialer is better than 3 hour movie, ma che noia.....

[@djdissi]

@@bernardoprieto4260 the "trialer"?

[@Winduct]

There are so many shots that are similar to Bidman and the Revenant. The film looks like the child of those two films. Even if it was 3 hours long I'd still watch it, even at the cinemas.

[@OneBigSoul]

Completely the opposite of them, in fact. (I have put some answers here and there in the comments, if you want to know more, read them ;) )

[@user-rx7iq6kk1o]

When he is at the top of the human bodie's mountain 😮

[@jamk2668]

@@OneBigSoul He's probably only referring to the wide angle lens choice.

[@enzocignetti6359]

This was clearly influenced by Emmanuel Luzbeki

[@mandocalrissian6454]

"bidman"💀

[@georgeorwell2296]

Iñárritu channelling Fellini & Jodorowsky whilst experimenting like he did with Birdman and his time fragmented movies. I'm 100% all in! Feels like it will be more divisive than Tenet.

[@nikonradish]

This film immediately caught my attention because it looks like my dream sequences reflected on a screen, and immediately had me wanting to see it JUST from this trailer last night. I don’t know a lot about movies or film but have always respected it, and this really looks amazing! I doubt we’ll get it because it’s also a Netflix release, but I really want my local more artsy theatre to show this because I’d 100% see it on a big screen.

[@eabully9308]

Is anyone else finding themselves watching this over and over again

[@avyny338]

Me, I can't stop

[@modexundyr2311]

Me too, this is too good holy shit

[@ewen_38]

I was lucky enough to see this movie on a big screen, during the Festival Lumière in Lyon (France), with a crowd and, most importantly, with Alejandro González Iñárritu himself. It was incredible cause unfortunately it will not be shown in French cinemas. Visually it’s stunning, the performances are great, the movie is surrealistic and eerie/dreamy. He told us that it was his most personal movie, and that only him can really understand what’s going on in it. It’s more like a sensory experience, he said that we should focus on the feelings we have watching the film, because this movie is all about different atmospheres, different feelings he felt, and that made sense to him, deep down in his mind. If you have the opportunity to see this in a movie theater, take it !

[@ЕвгенийТотже-ч1е]

Это очень очень потрясающая картина.

[@thomasdelpy6201]

Paella royale

[@ewen_38]

@@thomasdelpy6201 Philippe lacheau

[@thomasdelpy6201]

​@@ewen_38feeling like Bernard Henry Levy rn

[@samfilmkid]

I saw a couple of shots that reminded me of the Revenant. Father and son embracing, stepping towards nature in awe of it's beauty, climbing a pile of what looks like dead bodies, floating bodies, armies running and fighting in chaos. This film looks like it's going all in on dream logic.

[@gearsofschok]

the scene of the soldiers seems to be a recreation of the capture of the castle of chapultepec

[@samfilmkid]

@@gearsofschok what is that? I'm looking forward to understanding Mexico a little better from this movie. You could fill a stadium with what I don't know about Mexico.

[@gearsofschok]

@@samfilmkid the battle of the castle of chapultepec happened during the american-mexican war in 1847, when the united states arrived at the capital of mexico, and attacked one of the last positions of the mexican army, the castle was a military academy, inside there were many cadets who they fought. There is a myth that says that a soldier wrapped himself in the Mexican flag and jumped from the highest tower into the ravine with the flag, so that the enemy soldiers would not capture it.

[@camisawa]

One of the best experience at the Venice Film Festival.

[@DA-wg5cz]

Thanks for the support bro ✌️🇲🇽

[@ramonchristianplacido1608]

you mean one of the worst

[@camisawa]

@@ramonchristianplacido1608 No, i mean one of the best.

[@thingsyoudontreallysee]

@@ramonchristianplacido1608 was the movie that bad? damn

[@camisawa]

Unfortunately, people have become too used to superhero movies that they can no longer recognize a movie that can be called a movie.

[@CalAndAly]

Best trailer I’ve seen in years. No idea what’s going on and could not be more intrigued. I Am The Walrus has never been used so well on screen. Will keep my Netflix subscription just to see this.

[@LucyGoosey4636]

This should the music video for I am the walrus f*** egg man john

[@kendallbyrd966]

Thanks so much for the name of the song, I knew it sounded familiar.

[@EnriquePerez-kr2ub]

This looks like a tremendous idea, realized by Alejandro to be shown to the world! I’m so happy for the Mexican director to shine so bright with his projects!!!

[@franklesher4459]

Alejandro Gonzales Iñárritu is one of those directors that until this day has become an inspiration. Of all the films he has made, my favorite ones are "Amores Perros", "Babel", "Birdman" and "The Revenant". I cant wait to see what he's going to with "Bardo"

[@elijahsackville-glucksburg]

it sucks, don't bother

[@wrathofgrothendieck]

A master filmmaker

[@jonathanayalacolon9107]

Douchebag narcissist

[@DA-wg5cz]

@@elijahsackville-glucksburg nah, your one of those racist haters who has something against mexicans 😂, cry baby cry 😂😂, who cares your opinión your country its broke in a social aspect as fck, a real TOP G amdrew tate

[@DA-wg5cz]

@@elijahsackville-glucksburg and if Martin scorsese would directed this film, you would probably open your black and ugly Hole 😂, cry hater llora 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

[@84paratize]

Wow. Even if the story sucks this will be worth watching just for the stunning shots!

[@FloraWest]

Yeah, it feels like one of those where you just let go of linear plot expectations and get on for the ride the movie wants to take you on. Really stunning preview.

[@DA-wg5cz]

Wtf are you talking about?, Alejandro Gonzalez Iñarritu talks about inmigrantion what really mean beign a Méxican, your one of those who loves zack snyder right? 😂

[@84paratize]

@@DA-wg5cz No not at all. I love Innaritu's movies and I hope this one will be great too. I just heard some bad reviews

[@srenkierkegaard1127]

@@DA-wg5cz you're embarrassing yourself. just stop

[@kylejohnson3230]

Everyone: What's this movie about? Iñárritu : Yes.

[@bobross1197]

I had the chance to see this movie in theater, and while the critics are a bit harsh, I can safely say that I believe it to be a masterpiece. Highly recommend it.

[@julianmx13]

I just saw it too and was blown away by it

[@Vertexnine]

Further proof that a lot of mainstream critics have no idea what the hell they're talking about. The film is excellent.

[@snehasismitra4750]

No natter how much everyone says it self indulgent and pretentious, i will watch this 3 hr films cause atleast visually it looks stunning and inarittu's film never disappointed me.

[@mauriciomurga20]

He has cut 22 minutes

[@mummyjohn]

whenever people say that it's an advertisement, not a detraction

[@appypai4165]

Alejandro Films always had an amazing cinematography 😍

[@benjaminjones5029]

I feel the wide angle lens better impersonates our own perception.

[@randomrecipes5007]

@@benjaminjones5029 Totally agree with the wide angle lens, but it's not just that.. it's always the way the camera moves in his films that amazes me.

[@anthonykearneyfilms]

@Triple6 Clique usually Chivo but he worked with a different cinematographer on this one.

[@juanmiranda1184]

Could be nominated for Best Picture, Best Director, Cinematography, and best foreign film.

[@averagejoe6617]

Inarritu misses Lubezki so bad, and he's not even trying to hide it. In all seriousness, I've been playing this trailer on repeat for the past few days. It may be my favorite of the year, it may be my disappointment of the year, but I'll be there to find out.

[@sajalchakraverty6122]

Pure cinema fellini touch throughout

[@andresvergara3095]

That's what I thought. very 8 1/2 . Really looking forward to it.

[@victor_dasilva_]

Holy shit, that's the best trailer i watched in my life! The literal combination of the music lyric with the scenes won me. I had already given up on this movie, but the trailer, THIS trailer, convinced me that it has potential. Just come BARDO!!!

[@jakewilliams5733]

Make more trailers like this, please! Just interesting shots and a good song choice.

[@luisfernandogs9452]

No se podría esperar nada mejor del gran Iñarritu, visualmente espectacular.

[@erniereyes1994]

This is one of the few films where almost everything said about it is true lol yes, it is very personal, meta, self indulgent, and at times pretentious, but also unbelievably beautiful, universal, and transcendental. As a Mexican American (who once struggled with this “bardo” of cultural identity) and who happens to be an aspiring artist (also torn between staying home close to family or leaving to cities where I will most be able to fulfill my dreams) and who seeks truth above ideology or nationalism, I believe I was the perfect “reader” for this film. If you don’t find yourself subscribed to any of the items aforementioned (which, of course, is perfectly fine-this film capitalizes on the idea that art is truly subjective) this will not be the film for you. But I thought it was brilliant.

[@mk_knight5447]

La fotografía de esta pelicula luce bellisima, incluso si no te gustan sus guiones nadie puede negar que ese siempre ha sido uno de los fuertes de Iñarritu.

[@gab2561]

He works with great cinematographers (Emmanuel Lubezki, Rodrigo Prieto, Darius Khondji)

[@josefortinohernandez7122]

Hasta que un latino deja de estar de mamador escribiendo en inglés

[@jimyarbrough9935]

No ideal what this movie is about but I can't wait to see it. Also what a great trailer cut perfectly to a Beatles song.

[@JennyWren333]

I’m with you. Precisely. I see much in the imagery (in the trailer) that seems to represent events like drought, migration, the pandemic, and then the afterlife (train)

[@Milklatte]

As a Mexican, I'm thrilled to watch this movie asap. There's a scene that reminded me of Radiohead's video for Just. Mexico is indeed a state of mind and I'm quite sure critics and people that haven't been here may Not get it and that's alright. That's the pair of huevos Iñárritu has.

[@davidtrevino9473]

This looks amazing! Cinematography/shots look insane. False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths...makes me think of how I exaggerate a small truth in my mind and turn it into a fear or anxiety that never actually happens ...hence the "experience a state of mind" line. Could be wrong either way i'm not missing this. This is going to be a banger. Oscar noms hopefully.

[@jawn6955]

Really cool and promisingly accurate intepretation

[@johnnynitetrain32379]

Caurón, Iñárittu, and Del Toro are all battling it out for the best Mexican film director of all time. Damn this guy can make some cinema.

[@avyny338]

And we are going to have another movie from Luis Estrada this year

[@colete888]

@@avyny338 lol don't put that buffoon on the same conversation as an iñarritu, cuaron or del toro

[@thataustriantrain7466]

Whoever casted the actor to look like Alejandro should be given a raise.

[@xam.yo.3943]

this has to be one of the best trailer i've ever seen

[@brunzieri]

Now that’s contemporary cinema!!

[@thewilltheway]

I like this trailer because it is completely incomprehensible, absolutely nothing has been spoiled.

[@pedropimentel5627]

Written, Directed, Produced and Edited by Inarritu. WILD. and some of the music too.

[@dr00ku]

This is the kind of trailer that reminds me why I love movies

[@gloss6969]

this trailer gave me goosebumps

[@sindhanaiselvan3598]

Inárrìtu treatment was unpredictable, his vision of cinema was enormously true .. so excited to watch this film...

[@杨帅华-m3n]

Amaging!!!!This is called cinema.

[@philthemovieguy81]

Based on the trailer, it’s not giving a linear narrative of what the movie/story is about. But I adore Alejandro G. Iñárritu and his films. What I’m taking away from my initial reaction is that it’s an odyssey of surrealism.

[@joaquinarizmendi5259]

Daniel Jiménez Cacho es el mejor actor mexicano de por lo menos los últimos 30 años 😎

[@maddymud]

One of the best trailers ever - works as a music video

[@TavoLL1511]

I get the trailer, for any Mexican it makes sense in some scenes that seem out of this world, like the dude falling from the tower or the subway getting flooded.

[@samuelluebbers4099]

The combination of “see how they smile like pigs in the stye” w the shot of three faces smiling through a hole in the wall is already award worthy, can’t wait for this

[@enzocignetti6359]

Surprised this wasn’t shot by Emmanuel Lubezki. But it’s great to see his style popularized

[@jonathonwick8416]

Here he comes. finally Iñárritu!! Thank you netflix.

[@AngeloT2001]

My man iñarritu got a beatles song for the trailer damn that's some serious money

[@ryanoflaherty5225]

For all of the reviews saying this is self indulgent, the trailer sure does make this look fascinating

[@nanitovela3132]

Now I understand "Pretentious" .... I think those male critics dislike a man showing his soul full force without apologies, to me, it looks spectacular!

[@AndreChaves-si3bi]

Caso tivesse sido filmado em língua inglesa, o filme mexicano Bardo,Falsa Crônica de Algumas Verdades,de Alejandro G. Inárritu, teria sido um sucesso de crítica e teria chegado no Oscar 2023 com no mínimo cinco indicações a tal premiação! Agora já que o filme é falado em espanhol, tem nacionalidade mexicana, mais sua estrutura (montagem, fotografia, trilha sonora) tem apelo internacional... Foi visto com desdém pela crítica especializada. Um grande equívoco,pois Bardo, Falsa Crônica de Algumas Verdades é excelente!

[@Zantiboy1967_]

"I Am The Walrus" Nice song!

[@cocoaman1564]

Thanks

[@canaldemais]

OMG... this looks absolutely gorgeous!

[@ivobyrt]

"I've seen Bardo and it's a masterpiece" -Cate Blanchett

[@JesusOrtiz-bq1xy]

This movie will survive for millenia as a jewell of humanity

[@JoseAngelFilms]

And this my friends is the Power of Cinema!!

[@ygflame]

Alejandro G. Iñárritu you have a beautiful soul.

[@davidsaavedra2523]

Con esto se ha convertido en la película que más espero de lo que queda del año, se ve BRUTAL.

[@Darkmatter321]

The cinematography is absolutely stunning

[@Mastersan]

incredible song choice Fits perfectly with the trailer

[@melvinstarita]

A creative hodgepodge. Original and visually stunning! Another remarkable cinema masterpiece.

[@joelheldreth5066]

I am the walrus being the needle drop was the most unexpected thing this year

[@altermachina]

Wow this looks super trippy, i'm hooked !

[@MatiasPirata]

Al fin alguien con los huevos de hacer una película diferente!!

[@JurassicLion2049]

Holy shit the soldiers that wrapped themselves in the Mexican flag and jumped to prevent American soldiers from taking it is in this movie.¡Viva Mexico! Further context: they are Los Niños Heroes. They were Mexican military cadets who in one of the last battles of the Mexican-American war stopped invading American soldiers from taking the Mexican flag. They climbed to a tower, wrapped themselves in the flag, and jumped. It was a brave act of defiance against the colonizers who’d then steal all the land that became the American southwest. Never thought Id see that imagery in a newer movie so it caught me by surprise. But of course this is a Mexican film despite Iñaritu’s penchant for making American films.

[@annacoribioanna]

Ohhh That's right!!! No wonder the American white critics didn't like it 😂

[@qualich]

Alejandro G. Iñárritu is a legend

[@jcorea]

Whatever the film turns out to be this trailer is impecable!!!

[@mcheisel]

Is it normal that just with this AMAZING trailer… already love the movie 🤔

[@toddddddddddddddddddd]

This picture looks really good. Cinematically very engaging

[@Navarretekev]

No KZbin ad ever caught my attention like this, and I don’t even have Netflix!

[@deannagonzalez2754]

Just came here to say, that I watched it in 35mm in a theater and it needs to be experienced on the big screen. Watching it at home just wouldn’t do it justice .

[@arnemyggen]

Pleasantly surprised. Moments of pure pure brilliance but like so many movies of today a little too long

[@erickeft]

Terrific! The whole trailer, the song, everything!

[@Jhonny.A.salcedo43]

Esta es una película melodramática con toques surrealista y vale la pena disfrutar de la de Iñarritú

[@GandalftheWise]

Please speak American. KZbin was made in America

[@antwanhuxley1208]

@@GandalftheWise Learn other languages you bloody ignorant

[@Pancrasio-it9qd]

@@GandalftheWise :v

[@dmm235]

@@GandalftheWise no racista

[@killershot4722]

@@GandalftheWise the fact that you said American and not english makes me realize how much brain you lack dumbass. Btw, I’m mexican.

[@MythicalRedFox]

One of the most beautiful films I've ever seen.

[@sudosu078]

Way to go Netflix 👍 This is what your patreons want to see !!

[@seansilva1177]

Awesome cinematography

[@ItsMe_only93]

If you're wondering what song is, it's "I Am the Walrus" by The Beatles.

[@aranzazuzam]

Se ve muy mágica!! Yo si quiero verla ya!!

[@nanitovela3132]

OMG!!! I want to see this in theaters! I hope it gets a release....

[@jonathanjoestar5465]

The only reason why I’m here is because the of the Beatles 💀

[@JennyWren333]

🥁 🎸 Yes!!! 🦭 goo goo ga joob!

[@DA-wg5cz]

Who cares, your one of those cheese smell GEEKS, just Real tops G Love Alejandro G Iñarritu 💪

[@jonathanjoestar5465]

@@DA-wg5cz who hurt you?

[@MustafaKamal-ys9rw]

the trailer alone was oscar worthy!

[@jaimeigonzalez2783]

Una descripción de las realidades paralelas de dos países vecinos EUA y Mexico y cómo sus eventos históricos parecen ser sacadas de la imaginación de un brote psicótico, pero que si son reales. Una locura total.

[@dcamaraman939]

I see no Lubenski this time around then. Cant wait to see it! I heard Alejandro clapped back at critics for calling him pretentious

[@suarezgomezjuanfrancisco5591]

La verdad no dire nada de la película hasta verla pero si se me hace raro que las películas pasadas de Iñarritu fueran alabadas por lo crudas y realistas que eran pero ahora que decide hacer algo que se ve súper arriesgado y poco común lo tachen de ridículo, o sea solo una película mexicana es buena si habla de lo pobres y marginados que estamos pero si intentamos hacer algo surrealista es una mala película y pretenciosa? 🤔

[@josemar5468]

Bueno, la "pretensión" de la que habla Iñarritu es de hecho, una opinión bastante racista emitida por Robert Downey Jr. y que en su momento, me sorprendió que ni el ni nadie más hiciera escandalo por lo expresado. Exponer lo que se expone en este comentario como que el mismo Iñarritu traiga el comentario a colación después de tanto tiempo me parece bastante victimista en favor de justificar una mala critica a su película. En otro punto, es que el trailer ya es bastante pretencioso por sí solo y nada tiene que ver la nacionalidad o el nombre del director para emitir este juicio, pero de eso a que pueda ser una mala película hay mucha diferencia. Como dices, no se puede decir mucho hasta verla y ver realmente que tan buena puede ser, al final no siempre se puede confiar en los festivales de cine. Yo la espero con muchas ganas y sus anteriores películas me han gustado, pero estar de acuerdo con que parece un proyecto pretencioso no me hace menos mexicano. Exponer una crítica desde un punto de vista racista siempre puede ser peligroso. No es necesario tomárnoslo tan personal, sabes?

[@fredmila]

One of the best scene was the one where he confronts the immigration officer who is clearly 100% indigenous Mexican but wants to be more American than the Americans. We get the same thing in the UK. People here will recognise the names of people in the government: Patel, Braverman, Cleverly, etc.

[@camporosso]

I've seen the movie at Venice Fest, it's brilliant. Loved it.

[@kylemccrory8509]

What a beautiful film, I had such a unique experience with this..

[@theyoshow]

Sometimes art is cultural and can be difficult to truly feel it or follow it because you lack connection. It's valid and happens all the time. I'm sure that many reviewers of this film can't see past their own worldviews and may miss what AGI was going for. They want an easily digestible story with lots of big name stars and not something that may need to be dissected and researched, etc. 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@patomartinez06]

is this te best trailer i ever seen?yes

[@junayedalam6383]

Feels like Alejandro G. Iñárritu bitten by Terrence Malick and Leos Carax.

[@rameshdevasi6720]

and Paolo Sorrentino