Bodies Bodies Bodies Is Quietly Genius | Explained

[@fadlanridzal]

"Mental health is a really serious issue... I've never said this to anyone but... I have body dysmorphia" Is such a good line.

[@fabianpacheco8354]

She shot shorty in the leg because she called her upper middle class 😂😂😭

[@hublotkingcole683]

.....its PUBLIC

[@One21Jiggawatts]

She needed to prove she’s ghetto.

[@phillipmorales4076]

@@One21Jiggawatts LMFAOO

[@Poodlestroop]

The way she pronounced “upper… middle… *class*” like she was reading out a fucking death sentence was the funniest moment in the movie.

[@brynniefresh9746]

@@hublotkingcole683 I died

[@yllwjckt]

The part where the girl rolled her eyes and groaned when her friend mentioned her podcast was probably the funniest part of the movie, heard laughs in the theater for that one.

[@One21Jiggawatts]

That whole scene was hilarious. The highlight for me was “don’t call her a psychopath. It’s ableist”

[@necromech_]

most forced fucking dialogue i've ever had the displeasure i've heard. the thing is timeless. this shit is not.

[@troytaylor5746]

That was the funniest scene of 2022 for me

[@gremsa]

But at the same time it prooved that she was a big ass liar. I hated her in that moment

[@lucaspoon4202]

YES. I'm honestly glad there wasn't a killer. Like you said, it would make the main characters the "heroes of the story" or the victims being prowled on by a more wicked force. But the fact that it was their own narcissism and wickedness all along makes for the only truly satisfying ending this film could have.

[@thatevchick]

I was watching it and was like --- wait, they are all killing themselves 😅😅😅

[@lollove9974]

@@thatevchick suicidal group I must say

[@jojoeljefe]

Horror movie has always been a great genre and medium to mock and point out the persuasive nature of mass media

[@Nicole-hy9kv]

"don't hit me you already shot me" is one of many iconic lines

[@barabara9855]

She had so many funny lines

[@sleep6837]

What I will say about A24 as a whole, I'll always commend them for doing something different, but not everything they do works. But oh man, when they do it, they DO IT.

[@fromfiji679]

Facts

[@Sm0k3turt]

Men was the only A24 film I’ve seen that didn’t hit. So glad I saw this one

[@freyak5401]

At this point I'm willing to give any new A24 film a chance just cuz A24 produced it

[@GibsonHReviews]

I was so suprised I didn’t think it would be bad but nothing great and wow what a suprise!! 8/10 I loved the ending and the themes it touches on are developed well

[@Sm0k3turt]

@@GibsonHReviews great film. Gen Z is wacky

[@thesixfootsixexperience8781]

I’m late to this vid, but something I wanted to point out was the symbolism of their phones quite literally being their “guiding lights”, as if to say gen-z makes a lot of decisions based on what their phones have to show them

[@ellie_olivia.]

Millenials too

[@thatevchick]

Smart!

[@Tyler_W]

​@ellie_olivia. Agreed. Young Millenials born in the 90s are most definitely still Millenials, but they share a ton in common with Gen Z because both groups grew up with the internet and alongside the development of social media and personal phones. There's definitely a noteworthy difference between the Young Millenials whi grew up with all of this stuff and those older ones who lived most of their childhoods and into their teens without it.

[@jordons.8367]

THE MOVIE THEATER WAS SILENT AFTER THE TWIST AT THE END!!! People didn’t even leave right off. They sat there in shock!!!

[@emmainkeri7497]

In my theater everyone laughed and kept laughing 😂

[@iz444]

the way i guessed theres no killer and he probably killed himself or something but i was still shock lmao it was so funny

[@jeremyusreevu237]

That twist legit made me laugh.

[@sutnev7970]

I figured it out after the third death, these people are just stupid lmao

[@zacharysorrels]

the dialogue in this movie (though the trailer made me think otherwises) worked so well in making these characters feel realistic and showcasing their emotions throughout the film. there’s depth to each character and their own personal motives, but at the end of the day, it’s just a fun movie

[@rollercoaster24]

Also I think it actually makes us feel something, if not always good, about each character. We get to know them more than just their trope. Unlike most horror movies **cough** Scream 5 **cough** where we sometimes know almost nothing about the characters who are killed off first.

[@thelonercoder5816]

maybe it's because I wasn't born rich but I couldn't relate to any of these people lmao. I was born in an urban big city and literally no one ik talks nor acts the way they do.

[@ДетективСерьёзный]

@@thelonercoder5816 spend more time on twitter and you'll probably get it

[@atmosphericentry0]

@@thelonercoder5816 I mean I don't relate to them either but as someone who's a part of Gen Z these characters are definitely realistic, especially Rachel Sennott's character with the whole "HE'S A LIBRA MOON!!" and everything.

[@thelonercoder5816]

@@atmosphericentry0 these people are supposed to be around my age but IDK anyone who acts like them. they act like 15 yos lol.

[@miyu1960]

I loved that they had a whole table of flashlights and batteries and still used their phones! All the dialogue and arguments made sense because there are some people that actually talk like that and throw in their own “problems” to show sympathy ie, “mental illness is so serious! I’ve never told anyone but I have body dysmorphia” I actually have that but that line took me out and made me laugh so damn hard! I really liked this movie so much

[@lhygfdfghjjj]

notice how you even threw in your own problem

[@nicoleleblanc493]

I don’t know what blew me away more, the acting or dialogue. I love when I watch a movie where I barely know any of the actors and then by the end I have to frantically research all of them at 1am (except pete obviously)

[@Amber-tk8hd]

I remember Amanda Sternberg as a little girl in the hunger games

[@RGC_animation]

They enacted Gen Z so perfectly and accurately it's kinda scary.

[@harrisonmcbride196]

I remember Lee pace from the hobbit lol, looked so different

[@dyll_pyckle]

That's gonna be me real soon I bet lmao

[@mmhmmm2]

Lee Pace is an amazing actor.

[@youngche8226]

Also I think the darkness of the house was symbolic in how it was much easier to say the horrible things about eachother bc much like saying them via texts or social media; you don’t have to actually say it to someone’s face. And the only little bit of light you can see their face with is coming from the same screen you see their face with while talking shit via social media or text yet again…

[@zahirecoates]

This is why you don't party with people who are toxic or bad blood toward each other. Trust me you don't want to hang around people like them

[@barterjke]

The funniest thing is Pete Davison saying "Come on guys, I'm not a murderer, it would be too obvious". I actually forgot that, and thinking whole time he IS the murder (you know, classic Agata Kristi stuff). And you know for sure it intended, it's on trailer and have not much of a sense in the dialogue context.

[@nileshollowthorn]

SPOILER: Another thing this movie talks about is what paranoia does to people. Now that we know there is no killer, we know the lengths people go to when they THINK there is a killer roaming around. It’s also a commentary on slashers because the entire movie we are doing mental gymnastics to figure out who the killer is, when in reality, there was never one in the first place. Man, I love this one.

[@AndreaGonzalez-wk3pr]

Reminds me of The Crucible. Everyone turning on each other and being paranoid about who is secretly a witch.

[@freyak5401]

It really is a slasher satire on top of a gen z satire. I think that's why I liked it so much. I both love and hate slasher films and this hit all the right notes

[@bonafide4874]

Yeah, a bit of the way through I was like 'wait a second, this could be a Lord of the Flies-esque situation where it's their fear that there's a killer which creates the drama, rather than actually being one'.

[@kbreezy1581]

The ending just made me go "fuck this stupid movie", but in a good way if that makes any sense. This movie was crazy and I don't regret watching it

[@venomsn4kee]

the killer being this invisible thing, like we always look for someone else to be the “killer”, the one at fault, never ourselves

[@zahirecoates]

I learn a lesson from the movie. Don't party with toxic or bad blood people during rain storm because things will go down south real fast

[@perfectblue9209]

My brother friends I swear to god 😭😭🤣

[@CienaDerpmichael]

can we all agree the soundtrack was fire tho cmon charli, slayyyter, and 212? slayed.

[@TheKavo97]

I’m tired boss.

[@skylerk126]

yas that’s what i was thinking

[@TRKJSR]

No

[@sinnsage]

oh i really loved the soundtrack to this movie. and i’m fucking old

[@barombolobombolo1501]

We really cant lmao

[@lillyfisher7556]

i also picked up on a reference to the fragility of friendship in young women. in how girls can be friends for years and still be convinced of the worst

[@Tyler_W]

It's a crabs in a bucket mentality that the influence of social media has only amplified. It's one of the big reasons why social media is so psychologically harmful to teenage girls and young women. It brings out the absolute worst of relational female violence.

[@Bigfan-bq6xi]

Amandla stenberg is so underrated, she is amazing in this movie. Her delivery gets so much better with every watch. “Jordan’s gonna be obsessed with you!”

[@adrianortega1935]

Bodies Bodies Bodies is this generation's Spring Breakers, in the sense that it both mocks and sucks in the generation it's satirising. I love both films btw

[@indiefairy09]

Such a great comparison esp with the resurgence of indie sleaze!!

[@clareflattery8720]

I'm just loving how from the cracks of the mega superhero blockbusters, there's a resurgence of the "Whodunnit?" genre in film in new and unique ways

[@minister2965]

Ikr, it came out of nowhere and im loving it.

[@TheRJPowell]

This movie shockingly surprised me!It’s really a great satire horror/comedy film that is fun and witty! One of my favorites of the year!

[@mydogeatspuke]

There was nothing "satirical" about it. I really wish people would stop using words they clearly don't understand.

[@thelonercoder5816]

@@mydogeatspuke it also was barely a horror film. More of a psychological drama than horror.

[@mydogeatspuke]

@@thelonercoder5816 even that's stretching it tbh. Astounding to me that so many people are rating it so highly.

[@thelonercoder5816]

@@mydogeatspuke i'm guessing alot of people are pretty young and just happy to see some characters they feel they can "relate" to. That's my theory why it's so popular. I'm 24 so i'm considered an "older" gen-Zer but felt the character were just plain dumb and didn't find the movie funny. I'd prob getting a bigger kick out of watching Amy schumer.

[@mydogeatspuke]

@@thelonercoder5816 24 is considered old now? Christ. You're barely out of the womb. Amy Schumer is also not even remotely funny, but femisnsbfbgm never is.

[@fnsamsquanch]

I did not like it immediately after leaving the theatre...and then I couldn't stop thinking about it...for weeks. The ending. Then I decided I needed to see it again. It is probably one of my favorite horror movies this year. It was such a fun watch.

[@cryptidrecording]

Had an incredible time seeing this opening day in a theater of 7 people- even though an older gentlemen behind me and my mom kept loudly groaning when ever an ounce of lesbianism was visible. We were the only ones laughing but also it hit me and my mom so well and I loved it very very much.

[@Macmaniaaa]

Lmao lesbianism

[@Vruxy]

“your time’s up old man everything’s gay now”

[@ashley.taylor174]

Lesbians exist

[@Sparkzloco718]

Welcome to Hell where Love Is Love... I won't see you there though

[@tysonasaurus6392]

I would say this is a gen z movie but I don't think this group of friends is as toxic as it is because of the internet at all. They are genuine narcissists, most gen z kids aren't narcissistic coked out party kids, there is a lot of self centered behavior in gen z but there's a difference between being generally self centered and being a genuine narcissist who is incapable of real empathy and will do manipulative things to get validation or is incapable of acknowledging their behavior when confronted with it. It's a gen z movie because everyone knows someone like this sure, but most healthy people don't seek to be with pervasively toxic groups like this

[@elisabethschmerzler963]

I definitely agree. People like these characters have existed for decades, they’re just wearing Gen Z faces now. The internet and social media has definitely helped boost their presence and impact but isn’t the sole cause of such personalities. I feel like a lot of people don’t mention the big fact that their wealth definitely has something to do with their narcissism and behavior. Movies before this have shown a rich friend group who is actually extremely toxic, this cast just happens to have cell phones and social media, which may make their situation all the more extreme

[@hardtimes9972]

Around where i live, they are coke out party kids😭! Felt VERY real ahah

[@ClaudetteVioletta]

​@@elisabethschmerzler963I saw it more as a criticism of toxic friends than of how social media affects one. It just happened that the characters had cell phones, the problems that affected them were more social than anything else.

[@exzactlyvideo]

the reason the movie and specifically trailer overly uses the 'gen-z language' is because it's satire. it's done so much to a point that it knows it's ridiculous, that's the whole point and exactly why it works. if you left bodies bodies bodies thinking "wow they over did the gen z twitter language" then the entire meaning of the movie has completely flown over your head

[@Sam-0827]

Honestly one of the best whodunnits I've watched in a long time. I genuinely questioned every single friend, which just played into the toxicity of the friendship group which I liked a lot and it was smart

[@madi4615]

(Spoilers) Other than technology, I feel like the movie had a lot to say about toxic masculinity and how it can negatively affect everybody. Pete's character (the embodiment of a toxic, insecure male) was the catalyst for the entire movie and the subsequent deaths because he just wanted to show up another dude. Lee Pace's character was a little weird but he never sunk to Pete's level, and was ultimately what I believe to be a potrayal of positive masculinity because he had boundaries and was never rude or sleazy to the other women. But because of the society we live in, the women were automatically wary of him because he was a ~man~ that they didn't really know, and had to grasp at straws for reasons to distrust him after the first death. Unfortunately women have to be wary of every man they meet, because even the seemingly nice ones can be the worst kind of men.

[@mashedpotatoesgaming454]

Bruh

[@quizzlybear]

Sooo true! When Bee said she killed him out of self-defense, I was like no honey! That's not going to hold up. There was 5 women with knives and machetes surrounding him. He was the only one acting out of self-defense.

[@madi4615]

@@quizzlybear I knoooow like I understand why they were acting so crazy with him but he was trying to be cooperative and they wouldn’t let him 😭

[@evilgrin2376]

It also displayed toxic femininity pretty well too. They would talk about how such good friends they were but as soon as shit got real they were quick to air each others secrets out. I see that a lot with women, they’ll say how good of friends they are but actually hate each other and this movie gave that fakeness consequences which was cool. Literally every death could’ve been avoided if they talked and listened to each other like real friends definitely would. Also the main reason they were wary of Greg was because they thought he was a military vet but he was a veterinarian. I don’t think the message there was “women have to fear men” it was more “these people are so self absorbed that they didn’t care to ask their friend anything about her boyfriend”.

[@kathrynmilewski]

Good point! 👏

[@dyll_pyckle]

I knew next to nothing about her beforehand, but Rachel Sennot was my absolute favorite in this movie. I wanted to watch Shiva, Baby before, but now I want to see it even more. Fantastic performances all around tbh. The entire cast killed it. It was such a blast. I was worried about jumpscares but there was only like one or 2 and then it was over. Fantastic horror/thriller/muder mystery/comedy film. I kinda saw the twist coming, but man being in that theatre watching it with others was such a blast.

[@ingobernoble2678]

I was seemingly the only millennial in a theater lightly filled with Gen Zers (10:30pm on a Saturday night). This movie was a blast. The audience I was with laughed at all the right parts so they were definitely digging the satire as much as I was. Very fun movie

[@LateCambrian]

Just wanted to say that I loved this movie, and the ending made it feel airtight... A+

[@Esoteric.Productions]

the ending is such a little bow on 90 minutes of self obsessed chaos

[@Luke-cu7bf]

the movie is dogshit

[@eligeddes1808]

I genuinely paused this video for week to avoid the spoiler and now I'm back and man I loved this movie. Loved the twist, the humor, the spiral.

[@jem9490]

not gonna lie, i would have come to the same conclusion as them not because i'm too self-absorbed, but because i've watched too many slashers to assume differently 💀

[@mihirshetye4624]

Another point being even in such a slasher,women were still talking so much.

[@jem9490]

@@mihirshetye4624 and you shouldn't talk at all but here we are

[@mihirshetye4624]

@@jem9490 why tho ?

[@thedarkavenger2928]

I like how this movie steams from a misunderstanding

[@literallycj]

I looooved this one! I knew it was a who-done-it so I was taking mental notes of all the little things each character did which ended up being essentially pointless lol I can't wait to watch it again

[@spencerboyce6227]

I’m usually very critical about movie endings, but you’re right, this movies ending was a banger

[@jas__mibee]

i loved this movie! didn’t think it was a masterpiece or anything, i just thought it was a great time and as someone who is a 2004 baby (peak gen z), i was really glad i walked out of bodies feeling like i didn’t just watch 90ish minutes of some 50 year old making fun of people my age my one big gripe with the film was the very very verrrry last line and idk i’m hoping it just went over my head or something so if someone could offer some perspective that would be much appreciated? it just felt like it was supposed to be some kind of aha irony moment to make things come full circle but i just didn’t get it and it left me feeling really unsatisfied

[@kirin.lawrence]

What was the last line? Was it Max’s?

[@kalamarijesus]

I interpreted it as if you're a phone-obsessed person (basically every character in the movie), suddenly losing reception can cause you to feel separated and alone and maybe even unable to process basic information that you've been relying on your phone/the internet as a crutch to understand. Losing service in the hurricane served as kind of a trigger too of them all realizing that they were now truly alone to deal with any problems themselves (which leads to almost all of the chaos and violence). So when suddenly their phone reception comes back it not only marks the end of this horrifying saga as the outside world is now accessible again, it also represents that they suddenly have a full vision on what actually happened that night. Just like the phone that suddenly bursts with messages all at once, they too have "downloaded" all the information and avoidable circumstances of everyone's deaths in their heads. The cruel irony being that maybe if they had service the whole time this could've been avoided and also her deadpan read of "I have reception" plays into the fact that usually that line is said in a joyful/victorious tone as a return to normalcy but she delivers it in a kind of defeated/sarcastic way since obviously the damage is done and they can't just "return to normal".

[@jas__mibee]

@@kalamarijesus wow, really great interpretation, i hadn’t even really thought about the lack of reception being the whole reason they dug themselves deeper into the mess.. thank you!

[@simone1805]

i agree!! i really liked the ending but that last line could have been stronger

[@RGC_animation]

"I have reception." Is the final punch to Gen Z that is less subtle than some other times in the movie and as a Gen Z I think it's hilarious. XD

[@giornogiovanna3902]

just watched it its great but the streaming version of it had the outtakes at the end of the credits and seeing how the just spitball and kind of adlib some of the shit they said in the movie makes it 10000% times better because now you know where the lines come from and why it works specifically on each character because its something they would say. Rachel sennott and pete davidson really pulled out great bits

[@lolitareyart]

I honestly thought I had it all figured out, I thought it was going to be revealed that everybody was the killer. That emma killed david, then bee killed greg, sophie kills emma, jordan kills alice, bee kills jordan and finally sophie was going to kill bee, and thus making everyone the killer but making david dying accidentally made me loose my sh** in a good way it was such a good ending

[@bnnyjay]

i love rachel sennott so much, she’s amazing her delivery always gets me, she sells every role she gets

[@thehitman6963]

The ending is absolutely incredible and intelligent. This movie deserves more credit

[@JeffreyBorislow]

I'll have to watch this after such a glowing review from Karsto!

[@thePowerPlant]

No doubt, the most surprising thing was that Little Rue from The Hunger Games was in this movie.

[@jabarishabazz5928]

Not so little anymore lol

[@bondfall0072]

WAIT THE LESBIAN WAS RUE!?! Wow! She's amazing!

[@block987]

I was able to see this at the Logan theater in Chicago and the audience was so fun and engaged with the movie. Just a blast to watch!

[@logijf]

I called the twist so early that I brushed it off and completely bought in, it worked amazingly for the exact wrong reason. Such a fun movie.

[@tmavibes]

No you didn’t

[@tbhreviews6611]

I think the ending makes the movie work more then if it went the other route and also just makes the white film way more funny

[@asiachavez1789]

Watched the beginning of this video, stopped when you gave the spoiler warning, went to the soonest showing I could find, came back and finished this video, and I agree with everything you said and had a really great time watching it !!

[@RGC_animation]

The reveal was probably the best reveal out of any recent horror movie xD

[@RGC_animation]

Already from the very start of the film, I was like "damn, this is very accurate to Gen Z", but the moment they started filming Tik Tok, I knew that the writers probably had one too many encounters with Gen Z's.

[@matthewbourland97]

The 10 second shot of the car mirror light on was insulting

[@harrisonmcbride196]

I didn’t realize it was Lee pace playing Greg. I was so hyped to see him

[@Magnumscrotus]

I feel weird saying that this was one of the biggest surprises of the year to me but it was. I thought this was executed perfectly for what it was.

[@notcaprimaiz]

saw this movie mentioned in the "what i watched in august 2022", saved it to my mental watchlist and finally had a chance to see it tonight!!! just finished it !! thank you!

[@ameligotrizz]

idk abt u guys but when i watched this movie i immediately fell inlove with sophie like OMG??? SHES SO RAAAHH

[@wedabestradi096]

This was surpsingly kind of refreshing I thoroughly enjoyed and will probably re watch

[@eggpassion]

rachel sennott carry fr. i love that woman, her tone is so good for comedy

[@victoriadomiciano6247]

I LOOOOVE seeing a new film and then a couple of days later seeing you've posted a video with your thoughts!!

[@AceZachrocks123]

I went to Alamo Drafthouse on August 3rd for an early screening. And the crowd applauded and laughed so much and gasped at the twist. I loved it so much as well I have now seen it 3 times and can't wait for the bluray which i hope has a commentary and more deleted scenes of Alice. RACHEL SENNOTT OMG

[@JasmineTeaEnjoyer]

thank god you liked this movie, i really enjoyed it as well. thought it was hilarious from beginning to end, and the acting was great.

[@diamcole]

The trailer is honestly what sold me on Bodies, Bodies, Bodies haha. It screamed like it was poking at gen-z.

[@thatguyseb8824]

I watched this movie about a month ago and was kinda surprised that it's not more popular, but not that much tbh. This movie had no problem calling out like 50% of its audience at least, plus that ending completely rips the rug out from under you, it was almost guaranteed to be too ambitious for its target demographic. I think that the people who would enjoy this movie the most are the exact opposite of the people who enjoy slasher movies and that's probably it's biggest issue. It's a great satire, but as a cinephile it's really hard to recommend this to friends because of how unconventional it is.

[@brentpeddy4223]

This movie was so unexpectedly good!! I thoroughly enjoyed it! It pulled some really smart moves and none of the dialogue was wasted. Plus the cinematography and editing was also top notch. I probably would've passed but since it was A24 I was pretty sure it would be worth a watch. So glad I checked it out!

[@D0CT0RS133P]

I loved the twist of this movie!!(spoiler alert) Everyone, including us, immediately jumped to accusing each other of killing Pete’s character while ignoring the most likely option of him killing himself revealing how little they trust each other and how fake their friendships are. I also thought that Jordan was the killer the entire movie! How suspicious can you act?!

[@lucasashby9191]

A24 is on a roll this year, I know people hated Men but I loved it tbh

[@woadoanoa9578]

no because as soon as they opened pete’s phone i passed out laughing

[@persephone3585]

been waiting for a video on this movie! yesss

[@ZKTheGreat]

Went in thinking it was going to be an okay slasher movie but after seeing it. The movie was amazing 10/10.

[@petrikor]

I loved the Chekhov type drama in it - I'm studying Uncle Vanya at school rn and can definitely see the inspiration

[@glennallen2605]

Hi, I'm 55 & saw this as a variation of Agatha Christie's "And Then There Were None" (filmed 22 times worldwide!). I didn't see this as "amusing" or a satire, but saw its plot machinations (cell-phone lighting, chat-room communication) as a new way to tell a familiar story. It really is Good, & Recommended! :-)

[@agathes5456]

except that in the novel, there is a secret killer planning it all whereas this is not the case, to me it completely flips over the "whodunnit" trope

[@DANIEL-xp5jh]

Movie is a near-masterpiece. The humor and cast performances, especially Rachel Sennott was incredible.

[@mydogeatspuke]

People like you are why I can't trust online reviews.

[@wolfyblue]

most of them would've survive if they all just chilled, the ending got me so frustrated with them but fr though the movie even captures the essence of circle of friends nowadays

[@kingaling6701]

I came for the slasher, stayed for the drama of it all!

[@carlacicchinefilm]

nobody’s talking about how much this film is about classism too…

[@mydogeatspuke]

classism...? In what fkn world?

[@marblesun9669]

@@mydogeatspuke the reason why jordan shot jessie?

[@mydogeatspuke]

@@marblesun9669 seriously? You think she shot her because she called her upper middle class? That the whole situation and outcome was genuinely about class? Lmao kids are so stupid. Wow.

[@lkf8799]

I liked this one. I liked the twist and frenemies dynamic. ⛈️🔦👩‍❤️‍💋‍👩🩸💀

[@dancincoolkid]

I love how all of the characters can be right about each other and yet (almost) no one is likeable in the least 😅

[@superjackster0165]

Bee was actually pretty likeable. She was the only character that seemed like a genuinely good person. All the other characters were awful human beings

[@GregHuffman1987]

I disagree with this intro saying the trailer looked bad. The trailer looked good which is why it drew interest.

[@SuperPatinator]

Yup I agree Rachel Sennott is the best in the movie, actually because she portraits the hysterical genz girl the best!

[@daddy_quack5182]

It’s crazy how I know all of these people in the movie they literally act like my old friends

[@nottmilan]

this was really the butter fly effect of a misunderstanding. but i liked it anyway, amandla was nice to watch especially in a gothic look with the vivienne westwood ring

[@MalBeats]

I predicted that the first "murder" was going to be what it was but I still really liked this movie and like how it subverts without being a like a hacky Shyamalan flick

[@slkknifelover]

I love this movie! I had really low expectations.. but was really surprised

[@sipsip2367]

just watched it really enjoyed

[@malikabernard966]

Just watched this movie for the first time a couple nights ago and I just realized that everyone that dies in this movie is underwater in the pool when they’re first introduced to the audience. The only people that make it out are the ones looking down on the others underwater. I know I’m probably late to this realization but I just wanted to point out that was a nice piece of foreshadowing.

[@wavesinthe5112]

Shout out to the only KZbinr here who got it 😂. Had such a good time with the movie last night

[@calvin5872]

I predicted the trust very early in the runtime, but it didn't hurt the movie for me. It doesn't rely on that surprise or mystery to be enjoyable, it's really just about seeing the insane shit these people do and say and saying 'yeah they're just like me fr'

[@Royyaaaal]

I just realized that Sophie is Rue from The Hunger Games

[@thatevchick]

Really enjoyed this movie. I too had really low expectations. When seeing the visuals I had a flashback to spring breakers. I was pleasantly surprised when I watched the movie and can't wait to watch it again after seeing the ending

[@mirandatyner]

Great movie! Saw this last night!

[@jamesnbsp]

it's just really well acted

[@ashley.taylor174]

I loved Amanda Stengel since Hunger Games, which made me watch it.

[@carlaruiz3508]

When the ending was revealed I just laughed uncontrollably >_< this was a fun movie.

[@pepigeon8040]

Hi, Karsten. I never miss your videos and your opinions on film are very interesting and thought out. Recently, I watched all of the Wes Anderson films inspired by your videos. I’d really like rankings of the Coen brothers, Edgar Wright, Steven Spielberg, Ridley scott and James Cameron.

[@ohcrap2222]

I think Bodies Bodies Bodies is what Glass Onion get credit for being.

[@superjackster0165]

Glass Onion had a consistent story that made sense for the most part and characters that didn’t make me want to blow my brains out. 😂

[@RRNumber4]

I loved this movie my expectations were met just seen it last night

[@mags3872]

This was a fun movie! I will say however that there were certain parts that dragged and I thought the movie wasn’t, idk, dense enough. Not enough scares, not enough funny lines, whatever. By the time it narrows to the last 2 girls, I was like okay I get it, wrap it up please.

[@mazyargb]

Great video for when im bored in da house

[@mydogeatspuke]

Lights get cut by the storm and all are left sat instantly in darkness. Random drugged up girl: WAS THAT THE LIGHTS??????? Yes.... genius it was.

[@leviturner4565]

I Hated the Trailer so Much. Which is insane because this is one of my Favorites this Year

[@darinj941]

This was a really good video! I loved the movie. It's satire at its best.

[@dbgreene9020]

LOVED BODIES BODIES BODIES. Not scary but really smart and funny with a great ending.

[@veijiouuuu]

On point!!! This movie is underrated, top notch analysis

[@jurgengatica2824]

It's also kinda funny the fact that anytime a character says something like "this is just like the bodies bodies game", another one discards it completelly as bullshit, as we as an audience know that's how horror movies work