I Need to Talk About ‘Anora'...

[@KarstenRunquist]

favorite sean baker movie? (there's a right answer)

[@BingingContentGuy]

Tangerine

[@colinmitchell1276]

Florida Project is unbeatable but Tangerine, Red Rocket, and Anora are all close second places for me

[@yt.byliam]

was red rocket until i saw anora. bro just keeps getting better.

[@muel3628]

Red Rocket!

[@NiklasStrahammer]

Red Rocket!

[@kamilyakadyr7063]

I believe Sean Baker is what Sam Levinson tries to be so many times. Sean Baker’s films show that straightforward grittiness of Americana culture without any pretense. He really just understands how to communicate realism through film.

[@MadMaxDio]

Asinine take honestly

[@whenaubreyhearsthis]

there is nothing about anything sam levinson has ever done that aims to portray the realism. i cant speak for that black and white one with zendaya, but euphoria and the one with the weekend are NOT meant to be realistic, they are abstractions, maximized with movie magic that sean baker doesn't really use (like lighting lol)

[@charlespuruncajas9663]

I think both drink too much from Harmony Korine (from Kids to Spring Breakers).

[@techboy2002]

Sam Levinson isn’t realism his whole style is romanticised surreal ur a dunce how did u get 400 likes

[@shaquillesoneallis967]

@@whenaubreyhearsthis yes they are... kinda. euphoria was meant to be realistic and speak and represent real issues among teens. (it flopped doing that) the idol was supposed to represent and speak on the reality for women in the entertainment industry before lily rose depp was kicked off the writing. (it failed big time a doing that, going for this weird the abuser is actually the victim). sam levinson himself is really big on abstract metaphors that exclude him from the realism category (at least in euphoria and the idol) but his aim has always been to show the "real" in his films. you can see this in a lot of his interviews about his work, especially the black and white one with Zendaya lol. but bc he cant commit to either one genre they always fall flat. its kinda like he wants his cake and to eat it too tbh.

[@hendrystevo]

Sean may be a Baker, but bro COOKED with this

[@muel3628]

xddddddddddddd

[@sydburd]

may not be a baker?

[@pekar43]

​@@sydburdCooks cook, bakers bake, his name is Sean Baker, but he cooked

[@Kaikaifilu1994]

*ha*

[@vincentabbang]

you think you cooked with this comment?

[@Aznmok]

Nah, the bits are so good in the second half. It humanized the goons instead of just making them caricatures. They are real people, even though they are muscle for some big money they are just human and don't act like some organized secret service.

[@nataliaalfonso2662]

The goons were so so good and endearing. All of them. I felt so bad for Garnik. lol. Toros as well, you can tell that with his career working for the Zakharovs, he is the breadwinner and providing for HIS WHOLE FAMILY. And poor little Gopnik Igor. He’s amazing.

[@CarrieArt7]

I laughed so many times in the theater because of them, they were my favorite part of the movie.

[@CarrieArt7]

I laughed so many times in the theater because of them, they were my favorite part of the movie.

[@esthershi]

That last scene will stay with me for a long time. Absolutely loved this.

[@alexislopez3317]

It made me cry 🥺

[@alexislopez3317]

@@kickmuncher3no definitely not!! It’s MUCH deeper than that, you’ll see! The first half of the movie is so different than the second half.

[@Tyler12905]

I literally just sat there stuck in trance with tears on my face as the credits rolled and just sat in the lobby sniffing for like 5 mins before could snap out of it lol

[@andrewjordan1750]

Just saw it in a packed theater, and while we were all laughing our asses off for most of the film, the entire audience was dead silent once the ending hit. Took maybe a full minute for people to start talking. It was surreal.

[@Noirlore]

Why? I didn’t feel anything. She’s just a dumb character

[@SteveDCM]

We need to talk about my bank account.

[@Muhammad-HarDick]

There's "nothing" in your bank account to talk about

[@nanashi7779]

@@Muhammad-HarDick oof

[@thecluckster3908]

@@Muhammad-HarDickgottem

[@Shadow_grippers]

@@Muhammad-HarDick dam

[@horatiohuskisson5471]

Give me money please

[@ZO6Buccaneer]

The screwball comedy of the 2nd act had the whole audience laugh out loud for an hour straight. That makes the comedown of the 3rd act so much more devastating. Just like Ivan was having fun at Ani’s expense, so too were we the audience. While we may have fun with Ani for a couple of hours, she’s left crying as we leave her.

[@Themanofthehouse-ww7nn]

Player got played. Hard to feel bad for her but I admit the final scene was pretty rough to watch.

[@toyosibee.mp3]

oof....OOF!!!!! THIS IS IT!!!

[@variousartists7470]

Exactly. The final scene is an indictment of the audience itself.

[@ash-rx9mo]

exactly👏🏽👏🏽

[@Rdorulesbc2]

amazing comment

[@doomguy234]

Needs to play in a theater not 100 miles away

[@RandomRandomMan]

Currently in limited release and will go nationwide next month

[@doomguy234]

@@RandomRandomMan yeah I know in November there are more theater showings but they are all so far away

[@RandomRandomMan]

Hopefully you can see it soon. I saw it over the weekend and it instantly became my favorite movie of the year.

[@Robert-d3m9c]

Yeah ikr!! Gotta wait till Friday to see and and everyone talking about it but I gotta got like 3 hours away to see it. If I didn't work nights I'd just do it

[@GlizzieMcGuire]

I love living in LA 😝

[@samfilmkid]

This was hands down my favorite audience experience of the year. And I saw Challengers in a theater three times!

[@onlinepersonae]

Challengers is so inauthentic and uninteresting

[@ericsilva-gomez2481]

@@onlinepersonaeFinally someone agrees

[@TheListenerCanon]

@@onlinepersonae Make it three! I found it boring as shit!

[@user-ju2fu7mp6g]

@@onlinepersonae100%

[@itoitonomi1849]

Challengers is dog water that didn’t need to be made lmao. Anora is amazing.

[@branx4426]

I work right by where that donut shop in Tangerine is. I see characters like the ones in the movie everyday. Seeing the movie made me appreciate and respect them way more. It was a really great and fun film, one that I tuned into randomly without knowing anything about it prior. Going to catch Anora this week fosho.

[@tatehildyard5332]

I used to live just up the street by Harvard & Stone!

[@electricaaaaaaa3260]

I feel like I had a different experience with this film than most people. The comedy elements were definitely there, but especially in the second half, I was just worried for Anora. I felt like I was in her shoes, and through that lenses, the movie is just pure anxiety, because she really is in SO MUCH danger. I kept wondering, "When is she gonna breakdown?" And then that ending scene happened and I was just so sad for her. For the record, I did like the movie, but calling it a "screwball comedy" just kinda gives me pause.

[@samuelesalvatico7259]

I thought it balanced comedy and anxiety really well, I was laughing out loud throughout while at the same time dreading the moment it was all gonna crumble down

[@jalves6494]

I just got out of the theater and the end of that movie broke me, the movie is an example of how much material things consume us. Having to degrade yourself for money is hard enough in life then to only love and marry for money. Anora was a product of a damaged society that in the end collapsed on her the moment she had an opportunity to show love and affection in a way that didn’t involve sex or an exchange for goods. The message in this movie is strong, very direct and is very important.

[@stephendaley266]

Capitalism. Nobody makes it out alive.

[@variousartists7470]

In my view the final scene completely redefines the second and third acts and makes the whole film come together, even after it felt like it had drifted off. It's crazy how this thing sticks the landing.

[@peterproductions5015]

First R-rated movie I saw by myself, since I’m now seventeen. I loved this movie *so* much, bro…

[@user-ny1wo1vp9r]

Why is this so wholesome?

[@wigglewaggle3606]

Happy birthday! That sounds super wholesome, glad you had a good time!

[@peterproductions5015]

@@user-ny1wo1vp9r Thanks, bro. 😭

[@peterproductions5015]

@@wigglewaggle3606 Thanks, man! It was awesome.

[@peterproductions5015]

@@user-ny1wo1vp9r Thanks so much, bro. 😭

[@junksies2154]

this movie was so amazing so realistic it’s like a rollercoaster and when it drops you fall fast! i hope they get all the awards for this

[@Jay.Rod23]

This movie was a fucking masterpiece. It'll win an Oscar for sure. Especially Madison. Hats off to her incredible performance. I was blown away.

[@biguy617]

I think I would agree if Ivan was more of a stand up guy instead of a coward.

[@CodeDusq]

1:58 FROM THE SCREEN🖥 TO THE RING🥊TO THE PEN🖊 TO THE KING👑 🗣🔥

[@Thelorecookie]

WHERE’S MY CROWN👑 THATS MY BLING💍 ALWAYS DRAMA I RING 🗣️🔥

[@CodeDusq]

​@@ThelorecookieSEE,👀 I BELIEVE THAT IF I SEE👀 IT IN MY HEART❤️ SMASH THROUGH THE CEILING 'CAUSE I'M REACHING FOR THE STARS⭐️🗣🔥

[@Thelorecookie]

@@CodeDusq WO-OOOH-OOOH-OOOH🗣️🔥 THIS IS HOW THE STORY GOES 🗣️🔥WO-OOOH-OOOH-OOOH🗣️🔥 I GUESS THIS IS HOW THE STORY GOES 🗣️🔥

[@FedoraProductions]

@@Thelorecookie I'M IN THE THICK OF IT🔥EVERBODY KNOWS 🗺 THEY KNOW ME WHERE IT SNOWS, I SKIED IN AND THEY FROZE 🥶🥶🥶

[@skotovstudio]

I DON'T KNOW NO NOTHIN ❌ BOUT NO ICE I'M JUST COLD 🥶 FORTY SOMETHIN MILI SUBS OR SO, I'VE BEEN TOLD 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🗣️🗣️🗣️

[@goodial]

what I find crazy about Sean Baker is that he has Tommy Wiseau levels of control on his movies (Sean Baker is writer, director, editor and produces on his movies), but he somehow just makes it work! :D

[@michaelh4614]

This is called being an auteur as some of the greats were/are

[@jacobpozzi8822]

He’s the casting director too!

[@nataliaalfonso2662]

Talented man.

[@Tysoneko]

I keep randomly thinking of this movie and bursting into tears lol it really affected me

[@Tysoneko]

@@kickmuncher3 yeah what no

[@Tysoneko]

@ well she’s a sex worker but the movie doesn’t romanticize it, nor does movie villainize it. Part of the goal of the film and Sean Baker’s work is to humanize and destigmatize sex work. And it does that through an incredibly moving and energizing and also hilarious story

[@Shionshowa]

Best movie of 2024 easily

[@97hanabi]

same

[@b1thearchitect401]

Couldn't disagree more about the tone issue. The screwball comedy section in the middle ties directly into the themes and the underlying thesis of the film about class, capitalism & the American dream. Desperate, financially dependent people manically running around trying to find and reign in someone with unlimited money and 0 consequences for their actions, only for him to make an even bigger fool out of all of them felt perfectly in tune with what the film was saying about exploitation and class. Not to mention the way all of the working class people are pitted against each other in order to further their own survival. Everyone is being played here, not just Anora, and I think it's important that it uses these additional side characters to show how different people and aspects of society are affected by the ruling class

[@mossicely]

Absolutely, you're completely on point. I thought the comedy was a welcome way to balance the bleakness underlying the direction the film was heading. It humanized the "goons", and demonstrated how the working class is pit against each other by real power. The tone was a masterful balancing act to me that really worked, in a way I don't think I felt since Parasite.

[@gabriellagallagher6971]

Preach!

[@chasethecolors]

I agree with all of that, but I did find that part both amazing (for every single reason you listed) and also kind of exhausting, because the movie did kind of drift away from Anora (figuratively) a bit too much. It became about the goons, which were again done super well, and I was laughing and having a good time, but it was such a far cry from the first part of the movie and it kept going for so long, it was a bit rough. Still, terrific movie. I agree with the 4/5 just because of that minor pacing issue.

[@thanospv6681]

The middle chunk was so electric, I found the whole movie perfectly switching tones

[@lunalipsb]

really loved anora and igor's dynamic

[@techWithSid-c6o]

Saw his last 3 movies. With this he is 4/4 and Anora is definitely his most cohesive work

[@NateGH36O]

By far my favorite movie of the year, I can’t stop thinking about it! Karsten is absolutely right, it’s defs a shoe in for best picture

[@originaozz]

Tbh I empathize with the goons the most.😂 They sure have it tough with the man child & I felt so exhausted for them. The last scene sure left me with a void of meaninglessness that cannot be filled though.

[@Daintii]

Caught this one at TIFF at the beginning of September and loved it, I'm so glad everyone's loving it too

[@fathertedczynski]

Hustlers didn't get excluded from the awards conversation because of its subject matter, it got excluded because it's a pretty bad film 😂

[@cinemalights2625]

Sean Baker’s journey is inspiring. He’s been at it for 20 years and is finally making it big.

[@oleolaf9147]

I actually think Igor is just as much of a main character as Anora. This became much clearer to me after a second viewing.

[@originaozz]

Can't wait to watch Anora! I'll try to calm down my expectations. It just seem like such a wild film to be awards contender.

[@farmansiddiqui9279]

Really enjoyed this. I need to start watching more films without watch trailers. Such a refreshing experience

[@jimmoyjahns]

It’s about time we got that Anora video

[@ajtaylor8750]

Mikey Madison is my new crush after seeing this movie. She's not only Oscar worthy in this one, but GOD is she gorgeous.

[@ollieno971]

I fell in love with her when I watched her in scream 5

[@laphonz]

​Same. Those lips. Her bright ambiguous skin complexion​@@ollieno971

[@Jay.Rod23]

If this movie doesn't have you fall in love with her Idk what will. I was crushing on her throughout and her NY accent was A1.

[@Jay.Rod23]

​@@ollieno971Felt this. One of the reasons I wanted to see it was because I liked her in Scream.

[@tonyzuco6144]

Agree...!!!!!!!!!!!! She's Smokin in this movie!

[@eletrode2214]

So so so so well said!!!!!!! Thank you for giving me an opinion

[@somecanadiangirl1]

This was the most stressed I’ve been in a theatre in a while, I was promised Pretty Woman and got Uncut Gems 💀 Though I’m unsure how much it’ll actually end up winning come awards season. Idk just it doesn’t *feel* like a Best Picture to me, she’s too new and unknown to be given Best Actress. I honestly think Best Original Screenplay is its best shot

[@Kimmo-slice]

Uhg! I’m giddy because u left the film thinking it reminded me of Julia’s character in uncut gems. That is honestly a major compliment because Julia is a true NY girl so it wasn’t a stretch for her which made it her so character believable and likable. I watched an interview with Mikey after the film and was shocked that she was so different than the character esp in voice because of how well she delivered. Living through NY in bk through my 20s and now 30s i feel like I know her and her friends it just so on point. If she didn’t deliver, it would have ruined the entire movie and I would have been irked and hated it deeply but she executed the persona flawlessly and accurately. She must have really spent time with us cause she nailed it even in the nuances.

[@stephendaley266]

This was a dark, gritty reimagining of Pretty Woman.

[@muel3628]

1:58 Say that again?

[@barbatoee6283]

FROM THE SCREEN

[@muel3628]

@@barbatoee6283 TO THE RING

[@wankjohnson]

TO THE RING

[@comehometheyremykidstoo2678]

TO THE RING

[@DisasterArtist1997]

0:10 You do know that Michael Bay is American right?

[@isaacmarwell5435]

Testify

[@stepanermilov3210]

The fact that Baker made a film that blended his style with russian crime/comedy style is incredible. It really felt at times, especially in the second act, like he made a russian crime comedy.

[@ninadekoning_]

I agree. I’d pick Red Rocket over Anora any day, but I am glad that Baker is getting the attention he deserves

[@danielizalde8016]

I agree

[@tonyzuco6144]

Seen them both and liked them both, but Anora is on a whole other level.

[@stephendaley266]

Loved this movie! If you don't walk away from this movie hating the very existence of billionaires and the system (capitalism) that allows them to act this way, then you haven't been paying attention. Russian dude's mom was perfect. In so little screen time she embodied the absolute disdain that billionaires have for the working class. The veiled threat to go after Anora's family... Queen villain!

[@leoozzolimousine200]

We need to talk about kevin and also anora

[@xfreja]

real

[@MisterS.]

The Anora situation is WILD

[@victoriagajek3571]

„right into the THICK OF IT”🤯

[@parmesancheese9445]

Saving this video for when it comes out in Australia in a MONTH don’t know how I’ll wait that long

[@NostalgiNorden]

Never heard of Hustlers but think back to Shame(2011) and Fassbender getting shut out from the oscars and McQueen had to resort to black and white villian/hero stories to get recognition.

[@mandem3426]

Shame is beyond underrated

[@nationalcoasternews5798]

Great, now PLAY IN A THEATER NEAR ME GOD FUCKING DAMNIT

[@rashotcake6945]

tbh, i would say it’s his most unique film

[@GareBare90]

Palme D'or winner for a reason!

[@toyosibee.mp3]

anora worked for me so hard

[@guitarstar530]

I've already seen it twice and this video just makes me want to go see it again. Just can't stop thinking about it

[@Jujuuu2024]

is it on a streaming platform yet?

[@tonyzuco6144]

I know right, I can't stop thinking about it either! It has that effect on you because it touches one's soul. You won't notice at first but by the end you do...

[@chasethecolors]

You said it perfectly. It’s an almost perfect movie, but that middle chunk (which I loved for many reasons and humanized the goons, all good stuff), really jet so far away from the first part of the film, and even the last part, to the point it was kind of exhausting to watch after a while. The young boy (Ivanoff? I keep forgot it his name) being just nowhere for like an hour after driving the story to that point was jarring. Still, amazing ending and good movie. And damn was that wild goose chase funny as hell. I’d also give it a 4/5, or a 8/10.

[@ericsong5155]

Sean Baker been the goat since Tangerine and The Florida Project and he's only released bangers since

[@GloriousBirds]

I agree that Añora isn’t my favorite Sean Baker film. I left the theater thinking it was his most commercial film to date. It hasn’t stuck with me the way Red Rocket did. I was unfolding Red Rocket in my mind for weeks after. But that last scene was absolutely incredible. If Anora getting acclaim and money means Baker can keep making more movies, it’s well worth missing some of his more stylistic elements.

[@evansimpler5913]

I finally got to see this movie in theaters today and really enjoyed it! What I love most is how Sean creates chaos with characters talking over each other, moving throughout the world in tumultuous circumstances then at the end ending so quietly and this was no different. I still believe Tangerine will always be his magnum opus as it is one of my favorite movies of all time. Mickey ate up in this film and most of it worked for me. However, surprisingly for me the ending I wish worked for me more. We didn't get to see her depth much throughout I wish in a way it was hinted more then the ending would feel more real? I am still trying to find out why. Great movie though excited to see where he will go next.

[@alenemarie1726]

I loved this movie so much! It was my first Sean Baker and now I will be watching the rest of his films. I really appreciated how the nudity in the film was always treated so neutrally, it was never hyper sexual

[@CannibalWHORE22]

Such a heartbreaking film. It’s still bothering me and that’s always a plus for me. Sean Baker has always been a favorite though, such great storytelling always.

[@JordanNMovies]

Saw it the other day. Sean Baker really has a beautiful mind for making such a crazy story w/Anora

[@margo3394]

looking forward to your 'the brutalist' review (saw it at nyff and now it's my fav movie ever)

[@Alyboba]

Last few times I’ve been to the movies I saw some stinkers so I was so happy to finally see a good movie. Anora was a lot of fun to watch.

[@wawawiwaaaaaa76]

What were the stinkers?

[@Alyboba]

@ Joker 2 and We Live in Time!

[@BreakCards]

I was so undecised to see the movie! I’m so glad to saw it! It’s amazing!!!! I really liked it

[@genevievebaldwin2707]

i’ve never been so early and i’ve never been more excited for a video

[@ryoka034]

first half of the movie: euphoria second half: succession

[@ElRadioDJ913]

This film is incredible. If I were to align this film up with PVT Chat, The Girlfriend Experience, Good Time, and Uncut Gems this would be a perfect bundle to watch things go out of control. Mikey will get that Oscar nomination no doubt about it.

[@davehandelman2832]

That last scene was *chefs kiss*. This was WAAAAAY too long. I agree with you when Vanya's not there, it's a slog.

[@khrystaliah]

I’ve been so excited to watch this movie, counting down the days till October 18th…. I can’t find this damn movie anywhere 😭😭 I need to see itttt

[@cethomas324]

I think it’s opening in wider release on November 8th. Looking forward to it!

[@khrystaliah]

Update: I saw it ☺️

[@rozzaziobrown6515]

Anora was amazing. 9/10. It couldn't top Red Rocket for me but that's my favorite movie of the 21st century so that's a very high bar

[@joshnavarro2127]

Great review! I felt the exact same way coming out of the theater. Its Baker going pop, but thats great! Artists have to grow and try new things.

[@yusufomerkocoglu3051]

7:29 FROM THE SCREEN🖥 TO THE RING🥊TO THE PEN🖊 TO THE KING👑 🗣🔥

[@marionmarino1616]

Nobody can ignore THIS FILM!!

[@AbhayKarman]

No way bro said thick of it and talk tuah in the same sentence💀😭

[@CocoonCast-Rebekah]

I actually saw this movie with my parents oddly enough. The consesus was "it's a big budget episode of american Shamless" ...now off to rewatch Red Rocket again

[@majdnadour4210]

As a film student in Russia i can say it's quite well received.. the choice of russian actors made the dialogue much more natural and lively.. well done.. the language and cultural aspect is well studied.. also for example the armenian-russian relations..

[@wittykitty3748]

This movie is a masterpiece

[@LonktheGOAT]

I’m not gonna lie personally I think Anora low key makes an argument for being his best movie for me at the very least. I loved it

[@johncharlton199]

Igor stole the show for me 😅

[@Resurgam2024]

It was the best film of the recent years. Just amazing!

[@tonyzuco6144]

It really is a great movie!

[@tiannagreene1517]

im so jealous like i've never wanted to see a movie so bad and its just NOT in my my theaters :((

[@Chris-lt7ry]

I just checked the official anora movie Website. It’s not playing anywhere near me until November 11

[@alexajo12]

The amount of time we spend believing we can't is more than enough time to learn how you can.

[@lifeworthreading]

I’ll be thinking about the ending of Anora for the foreseeable future

[@quintenluyten]

There's this channel called Zeark literally copying your thumbnail style. Thought you should know.

[@mocapcow2933]

tbf. this thumbnail style isn't original, colored background, he chose white, images in the middle that display what you talk about, and text to hook you in.

[@assasinsjeff]

I remember her from Once upon a time in hollywood. Imma watch this one

[@Makdo985]

Definitely a new direction for Sean Baker, my personal favorite of his has to be Starlet

[@guttenaug947]

This movie was filmed in my area coney and Brighton beach !

[@hidenname541]

Karsten: Movies about sex work dont get recognition ! Taxi Driver: I'm gonna act like i didnt hear that

[@MagicPeaceLove]

It's a masterpiece, and Mikey Madison is a genius. It's by far the funniest tragedy I've ever seen.

[@aralnenjr.7408]

oh man this is gonna be my hottest take yet but I did not think Anora was that good. I Honestly felt like he was doing too much with it.

[@potionseller2083]

Best movie of the year

[@sumitkataria7492]

I hope this movie is 'funny' as most of these comedy drama movies barely have any laughs in them and are usually sad.

[@ellekim2617]

Personally the theatre I saw it in, there were many many many times the whole theatre laughed out loud. Of course humor is subjective and it may not be your cup of tea, but i was surprised by how much laughter I had during my viewing.

[@andrewjordan1750]

I second the reply above me. My whole theater was laughing for like half the movie, it was a really fun experience.

[@sumitkataria7492]

@@andrewjordan1750 okay. I just dont like movies being labelled as comedy when they are just 'lighthearted drama'. Such labelling is absurd to me, only movies that make an effort for jokes should be called comedy

[@hamilcross]

then go watch a comedy. simple.

[@sumitkataria7492]

@@hamilcross difficult to find a comedy movie, when all dramas are listed as it.

[@glendarober-christensen419]

PLEASE! Watch Ainda Estou Aqui (im still here)

[@Roseforever84]

I want to watch that movie so bad! I wish I knew when it’s getting a release date in North America

[@haunted00pium]

1:14 that piano🔥

[@joseysi]

movie of the year

[@mirabela1344]

I'm waiting for this!!!

[@redsands1001]

Just got home from this one. Audience was laughing a lot. Def recommending to some friends

[@alexisparrapulido]

This is one of the best movies of the year.

[@iaissss6159]

1:58 "into the thick of it" "i don't like to talk too [ah] much about..." yeah, he definitely lost a bet.

[@DesolateSecluded]

If you didn't see this in a packed theater, you haven't seen the movie

[@murrayrodriguez878]

I’d take a palme d’or over an Oscar or golden globe any day. In my mind, he’s won

[@junopierre2988]

Omg I need to see this I’m so excited

[@Paul20661]

saw it recently,loved it

[@snbjornrolfblischkeoddsson5744]

1:58 EVERYBODY KNOWS, THEY KNOW ME WHERE IT SNOWS, I SKIID IN AND THEY FROZE, I DON'T KNOW NO NU'IN I'M JUST ICE I'M JUST COLD AAAAAAAAAHAHHAHHAAHAA