The Most Disgusting Romance Film of the Year - Bones and All

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I TOTALLY catch what you are throwing out there my guy. Wink wink. Nudge nudge. Say no more. Say no more.

[@jamesmeow3039]

"Why is he soyjacking?" "He's literally being eaten"

[@lolomomario76]

Crazy how Timothy Chalamet and Luca Guadagnino make a cannibal movie, while their other movie together has the other main lead have actual cannibal drama lol.

[@realeala]

The French film Raw

[@magzdilluh]

I was an 80s kid that grew up in the rural Midwest and I was shocked at how accurately the environment was portrayed: everything in that world was a hand-me-down and/or held together with duct tape, rusted cars in overgrown yards. Trailers and duplexes that needed repairs, but there was no money to repair anything, so you just lived with broken things instead. Unsupervised kids just kind of wandering around. Nice new furniture and manicured lawns existed only on tv.

[@JedrzejJankowski]

Eating People

[@SM-ef7yp]

Eating People

[@celluloidfag]

eating people.

[@remembertotakeshowerspleas355]

yummers

[@AshleysBrother]

eating Poland

[@tyemcivor1194]

I took the wok

[@RCTBigBurger]

One of very few movies I’ve watched twice in cinema. It was such an intense experience. Upon first watch, it made me feel disgusted, appalled and shocked but also interested and deeply invested in the story. Upon my second watch, this movie really clicked with me. All of a sudden I was crying in theatre during the kills because I felt the loneliness and despair of being different. I’m so glad this movie exists.

[@doudouxdgm9752]

Thanks for covering this film, it's my favourite from the past year

[@thebutcher1346]

Loving the salo t-shirt

[@DThron]

A terrific movie; was shocked to find it on so many people's worst-of lists, when they also love things like Near Dark. This film would be right at home in the 80s indie horror scene, and I hope it picks up a good following.

[@Assault_Butter_Knife]

>Movie about eating people >Literally me uhhh

[@InkfinityOkamix3]

Yeah I think he branded this episode wrong

[@Nyssine]

mmmmm people 😋🤤🤤

[@axcelc5204]

Kind surprised they made a movie about my eating habits

[@tmamone83]

I want that Salo shirt!

[@TheKinoCorner]

Link to it is in the description!

[@julietoddjulie]

I want his hair style.

[@vins1979]

This movie is a MASTERPIECE. I will never, never, never understand why it wasn't more successful at the box office...

[@Sams-li8tj]

Because people can’t stomach it

[@vins1979]

@@Sams-li8tj yeah, right, how do they know they can't stomach it if they haven't even watched it? gorsch, people are so silly nowadays...

[@andrewstachowski3375]

its weird and not in a good way seems tryhard

[@ggs4869]

simple i dont wanna see cannibal romance

[@coltonc7832]

It's a hard sell for a lot of people I'd imagine. For most people who can stomach the kind of violence in the film it's too sentimental and slow, and for most people who'd enjoy that it's too graphic, again broadly speaking. I can't imagine how you'd go about advertising it either.

[@Aterribletake]

“Repackaging cultural aesthetics from a bygone era, and selling it back to consumers” been reading Mark Fischer lately there Kino?

[@kavalisaidaiah1200]

Your channel is very great.Till these days I was only soaked in hollywood films.BUT YOUR CHANNEL INTRODUCED ME TO FOREIGN CINEMA & FILMMAKERS. THE THING I LEARNED FROM YOUR CHANNEL IS BE OPEN TO EVERY FILM NO MATTER WHICH COUNTRY THEY ARE FROM. I REALLY THANKS TO PEOPLE OF THIS CHANNEL🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@jackyair2521]

I remember seeing the trailer and thinking it would be an interesting film, watched it and found it weirdly good. Difficult to talk to your family about tho without them thinking your insane 😂

[@esock2001]

I would simply not talk to my family about it

[@skyej3282]

Tried to talk to my grandmother about it and she asked if I would ever do that😐 pro tip NEVER talk to family abt cannibal movies

[@that1guy375]

I really did not care for the Suspiria remake, but I liked this movie quite a bit, so I'm definitely interested in this directors next film. Great video, sounds like deviating from the source material was a good idea lol.

[@kassykreutzer6972]

I love your videos ❤❤ thank you for your awesome acting and narration ❤❤

[@mp3nik]

eating ppl??? I do that. Subbed!

[@darienwest4748]

wow, you're literally me

[@NaumRusomarov]

bones and all is my most favourite 2022 film. it's still eating me from the inside. :-)

[@thebutcher1346]

loving the new intro

[@bigprobllama]

Hey Kino, is there any "feel-good", or comedy or just a not-too-depressing movie review coming up anytime soon? Love your stuff and I am curious to see what kind of film recommendation you'll have in that case.

[@hedquarterz]

lol softie

[@stinghouseproductions8502]

My favorite Literally Me character is Amon Goeth in Schindler's Li-NO WAIT, HEAR ME OUT, IT'S NOT LIKE THAT!

[@CorbCorbin]

This movie was barely promoted. I do think Rylance and Chalamet, had performances, that were a bit too big for Russell’s subtle performance, but it was just my speed. Russell also plays far too young in this role, at least for the age they want to portray her as. I didn’t get a lot of the vibes, of any of the movies you mentioned, other than the road-trip. Though, I really liked how they used the cannibalism, as something these wanderers do, but each have a very different idea of going about it. Very minimal, for a cannibal love story. I couldn’t even get through half the book. It’s just not very good.

[@loganwelty7094]

This movie and After Yang are tied as my favorite of 2022. I have not stopped thinking about it since I saw it.

[@supremeleaderm]

Will miss you for a bit but good luck on your film!

[@m.filmtrip]

You did describe well what was interesting about the movie and I think it had potential for the reasons you described. There were moments I felt a thrill, but it would be dashed by something clunky and obvious. And overall the characters were more forgettable than most Bonnie and Clyde couples. The most interesting thing about this movie was how it seemed to suggest a sexual guilt metaphor. IMO the Rules of Attraction movie is way better than this movie. That one really made an impression on me, but maybe that’s because I didn’t read the book.

[@randomnerd3402]

The Rules Of Attraction movie is actually the only adaptation that the author of the book approves of. He pretty much said "It captured the spirit of my book." The book is definitely more personal since the author, at the time, was struggling with his identity as a bisexual man in a time where people wouldn't accept that. Edit: It also contains the first appearance of Patrick Bateman. It was before the author decided to make him a serial killer, so it's interesting to read the chapter in Patrick's perspective, and his strained relationship with his brother. They're both completely disconnected from their father, which reflects the author's struggles with confronting how abusive his father was.

[@m.filmtrip]

@@randomnerd3402 interesting!

[@TDenterpriser]

Literally me characters tier list when?

[@kristpicn5322]

what a good good review, recapitulation and opinion of this movie bro !!! my respects

[@Alyboba]

I’m glad I went to see this movie. I really liked it and thought Timothy Charmeleon and Taylor Russell were really good

[@HypeRapEnjoyer]

When you said that in the book they live normal lives it made me think of American Psycho.

[@daklr2501]

Cool! I dig Trent Reznor

[@scrappy198]

something else that this film might subtly be commenting on is the damage the older generations have passed onto their children. in believing that they can consume without consequence they have added more hardship and damage for the next generations to try and fix. kind of like lee and marin’s cannibalistic parents having kids despite (maybe) knowing that their condition might be genetic

[@CloseUpLover]

Interesting analysis as usual K. Another disturbing movie you should make video on/at least see is The Cremator (1968) :)

[@thecomedian6920]

I adore this movie. Beautiful weird love story with a wonderful score.

[@warpathh]

… How could they eat the bones??? Are they pressure cooking them? Srs questions to be answered here…

[@tmamone83]

Also, I got a question. Wouldn't eating the bones make the eater choke?

[@danialyousaf6456]

The entire movie is unrealistic. They tried to turn a metaphor into a movie concept and failed.

[@1998Cebola]

​@@danialyousaf6456I cannot think of a more dull "criticism" of a movie than it being "unrealistic". I don't think cinema is for you.

[@danialyousaf6456]

@@1998Cebola regardless of if it's a proper criticism of the movie or not it's a shit idea from the start. You expect me to relate to a cannibal with no self control right from the get go ? Come on man. I didn't even relate to Hannibal (any version of him) so trying to make a "relatable" cannibal with a thinly veiled subtext of I don't even remember what point the movie was trying to represent (which goes to show how it didn't work) is a very poor idea. Also, thinking that just cuz I didn't get one shitty movie is very elitist of you so kindly sodder off.

[@DeidreL9]

Well, Soylent Green is just the polite version really!

[@-_-3315]

Ngl, while I like the movie, your criticism of the book seems a tad dismissive, especially in its description of it being an "airport novel for teenage girls", and most of your criticisms stem from it not having the same tone as the movie, and not really dissecting why that might be. Going to read it and form my own opinion, if nothing else I love the book for inspiring the movie.

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What’s the name of this technique? 0:44

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0:30 average Salo defender

[@And-of-the-son]

Video suggestion: Please do a video on the movie 'Unfateful' It would be amazing to know your thoughts.

[@Valentin.Gontier]

One of the best movies of 2022 imo, this movie has something, an atmosphere, and it’s really rare to feel this in movies nowadays

[@Brenda-qy4iu]

Love that I got a grubhub ad before this video lol

[@winstonwolf5706]

It didn't register with me that Sully ate Lee's sister.

[@iamTrippedouT]

Gave this movie a 100%

[@brookepaladino3760]

Bones n all is beyond a masterpiece i part of me stayed with it after I watched it’s so beautiful even tho there’s cannibalism the cinematography is absolutely incredible I cried so many times during it Luca is a genius and call me by your name is INCREDIBLE I just love how much emotion are in these films I could go on for hours ab these 2 movies

[@N00BTUBER987]

its big kino. i don't care what anyone says

[@zatsando]

Louis is playing dead with grace! Oscar candidate!

[@olive.b5149]

The 18:00 is the most beautiful part and I wouldn’t describe the ending better

[@CowLiver]

Its fucked up that the most honest people taste the best 😞

[@TRKJSR]

The acting and editing in this movie was so atrocious. I can’t believe they released it.

[@Busha69]

Thank you for this. Bones and All is my favourite movie of 2022. I'm a big fan of Luca Guadagnino, so of course I was seated on day 1. And I don't want to sound like a pretentious cinephile but eh, whatever...I've never felt such a strong urge to gatekeep a movie from "normies" because I knew, that audience, that has never ever touched European (art) cinema and needs fast moving sfx to be entertained, will just not get it. Call Me By Your Name also constantly gets called boring. Oh well. I've seen a lot of people online struggling with the fact, that it's not a formulaic horror, nor romance, nor coming of age and they don't know how to deal with that. And about the book, I agree. I was shocked finding out, that it's based on some YA novel because the movie doesn't feel YA at all...and I'm thankful for that.

[@dinosaurstwice4959]

this movie owns

[@Chuuzus]

lmao what an intro

[@sadmansakib2266]

Hello could the audio be a bit better in quality? As in, a bit crispier and clearer? I loved the analysis about passing traits down the generations tho.

[@WoollyOne]

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[@wesleykushner8028]

Lesser books make some of the best adaptations. "Silence of the Lambs" is just aggressively mediocre, trite, and flat. But the story and characters were engaging *enough* that it spawned one of the best thrillers of all time.

[@Noah-xq8cp]

Video about Heat PLZ lol

[@Fivehe]

My #1 movie of the year with Decision to Leave shortly following

[@brianban110]

fucked up shit like this is kind of up my morbid alley

[@jingleballs9935]

I was bored and usually I like movies like these. That’s just me tho.

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[@brunfranc]

What do you have against comicbooks as a medium?

[@ethanbaker137]

Maybe it was just me but I read this movie as more of some kinda dark comedy on my watch through. There was just something so absurd about seeing people engage in cannibalistic violence so readily and frequently that it struck me as pretty funny. I think part of that might just be casting though Timothy Chalamet is too much of a meme to me. Literally like 75% of his acting I've seen is just him looking at things with a kind of blank contemplative stare.

[@yorp4161]

Very relatable

[@StifledManCasino]

Cool that some people like it but this one wasn't for me at all. I actually went in totally blind because I have one of those unlimited movie passes and for the first 30 min I'll admit I was blown away by just how good the movie looked. Found myself losing interest pretty quickly after Sully was introduced though, the leading lady was just so lifeless and dull. There was a lot of unintentional comedy, or at least I was laughing at shit like the cornfield handjob. The "twist" afterwards was also goofy as hell -- how can some gay carny support a wife and kids? I won't spoil the ending in a comment but I also laughed aloud at what Timmy says to the black chick. I feel like you have to buy into the premise and I wasn't sold. Just struck me as the typical weird/degenerate shit being peddled by 95% of theater releases these days. Good-looking but vacuous. Has anyone seen Trouble Every Day by Claire Denis? Very similar premise and another movie my peanut zoomer brain couldn't get thru lol, but still strikes me as being more artfully done.

[@vins1979]

"The "twist" afterwards was also goofy as hell -- how can some gay carny support a wife and kids?" Seriously? You know anything about life? In the 80s? In the Midwest?

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Curious if you are interested on making a literally me video on Falling Down?

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[@RWHaulbrook]

The real horror was that hair.

[@sophieo.b3392]

I like your review, I dont like your dismisal of the book solely because of its target audience. but i am currently reading the book so i'll see if i change my mind.

[@bryannaschooley6065]

The film was great. The novel is even better!

[@raisinrobber9731]

I still think Raw 2016, is the best film in this category

[@MichaelMichael-us6wq]

@JedrzejJankowski Eating Raoul

[@TheKinoCorner]

Also- Porcile - Pasolini Raw - Ducournau Cannibal Holocaust - Deodato Blood Feast - HGL Trouble Every Day - Denis Silence of the Lambs - Demme It's interesting to see how it's used in film. It's a taboo that, for me at least, really disturbs me to my core, but if a film is able to use it well, it can be utilized as an interesting metaphor or character trait.

[@hx615]

Dexter

[@nick1834]

Why does everyone say the cannibalism represents homosexuality?

[@paulcolbourne9112]

Sounds interesting and stupid at the same time

[@scomany4714]

the twink who eat humans

[@pointynoodle]

I’m baffled you didn’t make the gay comparison; the movie even references it directly. The parallels between the killers and gay lovers are obvious, though obviously reducing it to that is stupid

[@apu2458]

Me and who

[@xenkmenk9956]

kino

[@sonyasluss9724]

Great movie

[@basicallyabush]

Love this movie :)

[@dudemanman252]

Movie was trash

[@LaBooF42]

I haven’t watched this cause I just can’t stand TC any more. He seems to be used as this “insert sad but pretty boy” for stories. He was the worst part of Dune for me, and co to yes to play the same emotional beats in every film he’s in. I loved Call me by your Name and Suspiria (2018), but this just didn’t really peak my interest enough to see it.

[@awesomeyeahroxs]

Are you sure it's not jealousy? I'm not the biggest fan of him, but he was great in this movie

[@LaBooF42]

@@awesomeyeahroxs There are a plenty I am envious of, Chalamet is not one of them. I just find a lot of his delivery to be fairly one note, and it never feels like he is the character.

[@randomuser-ks1cd]

i retract my comment

[@MildPinguino]

The book was much better, they set apart the psychosexual aspects of the story (Maren only ate males she felt attracted to, and if she ate someone of the oposite gender, it was only because she was desperate). And also, ruined the hospital scene when she finally reunited with her father (not her mother). In the book it was an emotional situation that made you want to cry learning how Maren's father institutionalized himself so that he wouldnt hurt anyone no more, but in the movie, they dishumanized the mother into a monster who you cannot feel sorry for. I feel like the movie restricted itself, by not allowing the viewers themselves into the story projecting whatever you might think canibalism is supposed to stand for. Overall, it was ok, I read the book before watching because I thought the premise for the movie was really good. But to think that It's better than the book, is a long stretch.

[@ab-gail]

Do you mean the same gender?

[@TheKinoCorner]

The book was bad.

[@Busha69]

The book is good if you are 15

[@MildPinguino]

@@Busha69 I mean, did you even read it?

[@awesomeyeahroxs]

Complete opposite for me. the book was garbage and hard to get through, and I was much more impressed with the movie considering the source material

[@jayuteevee]

Need black gf....

[@Nimham]

cringe

[@winstonwolf5706]

No.

[@jonsno3688]

Nah you don’t fam I promise

[@awesomeyeahroxs]

Not appropriate

[@smelly1060]

To eat people with ¿

[@LadyFranch]

Film is a really good allegory for being LGBT. Poorly understood by the majority, have a quirk that they need to indulge that cannot be ignored. Disowned by their parents. super gay.

[@vins1979]

I think it's a good allegory for the loneliness felt by marginalised groups, these could be the LGBTQ community but also others.

[@jonsno3688]

Nobody misunderstands y’all just sick of y’all shoving your shit down our throats and into our lives

[@jonsno3688]

No I’m not homophobic I just don’t understand why you have to force people to do things they don’t wanna do it’s 2023 nobody is afraid or hate gay people this isn’t the 80s why can’t y’all just be happy with all the rights and advantages y’all have now instead of forcing kids and people who just want to mind their business to subject to your every need

[@vins1979]

@@jonsno3688 excuse me, but the very fact that you think that "gays are forcing kids and people to subject to their every need" makes you pretty much homophobic. No one is "forcing" anybody. If you feel that someone is forcing something on you because they are talking openly about LGBTQ issues, then it means that you don't want to hear those things. And if yuo think that "gays are ok as long as they don't talk about it", then you are one of the most common homophobes.

[@m.filmtrip]

Especially the letter or whatever it was from one of their parents that that said i hope you can stop wanting things that you shouldn’t… I don’t remember the details exactly

[@pointynoodle]

Bro I hate not getting your video notifications. I just get ghey shorts all the time, shit sucks man

[@cptautism2023]

What the hell are young adults reading these days…ugh

[@Johanjudai]

The movie was mid honestly. The villain was great, other than that, pretty boring.

[@m.filmtrip]

Which villain? Sully was lame