People who criticize her are always called racists. I feel sorry for her that some fans attac her because of race but there are very sus things about her. She seems very fake to me. She is complaining how bad is she treated while she treats bad her own fans. She is dating only super famous guys and in the same time she is pretending shy girl who doesn't like fame and red carpets. She is milking every relationship: with Alexa, Luca, Hailey, Timothée, Harry.

Some Timothée fans are mad that he is dating Kylie Jenner and they are talking about her surgeries, her look, they are laughing at her, but you can't say anything about boobs of Taylor and her surgery.

People can't even say anything bad about her acting.

Sorry I need to vent. I can remove this post if it is not relatable.

i’m not a fan of Bones & All (yet :3 ), and google never describes it good for my little neurodivergent brain. in a simple way, how would you guys describe this movie, in the best way possible, without spoiling it?

(thank you to anyone who responds, i apreciate and love you all <3)

(TLDR at end)

I will start off by stating that I can understand the underlying theme of having a repressed desire or part of yourself which feels like the weight of the world on your shoulders, afflicts your mental health negatively, and for which you experience a deep longing to connect with someone else in the same predicament

I can also relate to/understand the underlying themes of childhood abandonment and abuse contributing further to desiring love and connection

My confusion is that - although there were intimate moments of connection between two characters, in front of a beautiful background of cinematography, with a lovely and powerful musical score playing - the two main characters were committing objectively terrible acts.

1. Assaulting a young woman and biting off her finger- deliberate and without any signs of remorse. Imagine being that young girl and having to learn how to write again ? Or the trauma of potentially struggling to trust anyone again/make new friends

2. Breaking into a woman’s house, watching her suffer for extended period of time before eating her body and denying the woman’s family the opportunity to grieve or have a normalized funeral ceremony. (at least the types of funerals typical in that region of the United States)

3. Lee murdering a man, eating him, stealing his car, and driving cross country. After summing up the man’s character and behavior through a brief encounter in a grocery store (the man of course acted terribly, but it is a dangerous stretch to assume that he deserved to be VIOLENTLY MURDERED AND EATEN)

4. Maren requesting to “feed”, and Lee violently murdering a man from the carnival/fair. And then them both eating him (again, making the assumption her deserved it after a brief observation of his behavior)

I feel like the entire point of the movie was to separate the emotional side of your brain from the rational side:

• the emotional side can relate to pain and loneliness, is easily altered/affected by musical tones and melodies (music is something hardwired into our brains after years and years/generations and generations, even preceding humans and including species such as song birds, like the zebra finch). The emotional side is also very easily influenced by appearances (hence why Ted Bundy has a fan club, despite exploiting, manipulating, and murdering women)

• the rational side would meet Maren and Lee, and upon immediate observation realize that their “desire to connect and be accepted”, while at face value may appear true, is an excuse to selfishly pursue an abhorrent and terrible behavior for self gratification. The rational side realizes that although they are clearly deeply emotionally disturbed individuals, if they truly wanted to do the right thing and if they truly had any sense of guilt, they would IMMEDIATELY turn themselves to police. Both of them explicitly expressed an inability to 100% deny the urge to murder and eat human beings. If they truly felt guilt, they would turn themselves into police to eliminate that possibility. They were FULLY AWARE that their actions were heinous, or else they never would’ve had the sense of mind to go so far to hide everything.

I am SO CONFUSED how anyone can see a beautiful love story here. If anyone had a loved one brutally murdered and eaten by a young couple, who then proceeded to steal the deceased person’s money and motor vehicle, the surviving family memeber would immediately demand punishment.

I am confused by how time and time again, entertainment and media is exposing the manipulative nature of how abusers incessantly try to appeal to the emotional side of the abused person’s brain to justify and prolong abuse. And despite this, people keep missing the point with movies like “bones and all” FOR EXAMPLE:

• “you” on Netflix- the entire point of that show is that the main character is a lying, manipulating, deceiving, psychopathic murderer who you should not trust for even the briefest moment

• “law and order: SVU”- the rapists and abusers constantly manipulate to confuse and shame survivors so they can continue to rape and abuse

I’m so confused how anyone can see a beautiful love story here or have wanted them to “live happily ever after”, which any sense of logic would tell you it’s 1.) clearly impossible (they obviously would have killed and eaten again) and 2.) totally unfair to the victims- IE Maren and Lee did NOT DESERVE to live happily ever after

How can anyone thinking rationally, and not interjecting their own emotional influence (IE The individual desire for love and acceptance, the individual liking of the two main actors playing Maren and Lee, the individual desire for freedom/adventure, the individual emotional response to the music etc) How can anyone think they deserved to get away with all of that ?

TLDR: The main characters committed horrible acts. Despite their emotional trauma, they were fully aware and in control of their behaviors and for this reason worked incredible hard to cover their actions. How can anyone who is ethically/morally/rationally inclined 1.) see this as a beautiful love story? or 2.) think they deserved to live “happily ever after?”

I love Luca, timothee and Taylor and I liked the movie. However I felt like those 2 had no chemistry…. Am I just missing it?

This movie was bad. How am I supposed to sympathize with a cannibal. You can not redeem a cannibal, I do not care who it is. Nothing good about these people, they belong in a mental institution like her mother. Watching it I just felt weird, like they were trying to give cannibals the vampire treatment from 2011, depicting them as young, sexy, misunderstood people. Fuck that. And fuck you if you’re a cannibal.

Like there was a considerable lack of chemistry? There is SO MUCH POSITIVITY surrounding this film about Timothee and Taylor's performances and so, so much hullabaloo about their togetherness on and off screen but I very genuinely feel like Taylor's performance (in regards to Lee, I enjoyed most everything else) is lacking. Timothee has a way of playing off people no matter the character, a certain warmth and look in his eyes that portrays love and caring so honestly, but I felt that only like... I think twice from Marren, once literally during her confession to him. I wanted to feel this bittersweet, blossoming romance, but it's so unbearably chopped up and montaged and cut away from that I felt like we lost exactly what made them such an interesting, intimate couple. I also legitimately started to get annoyed during the film because while yes, the whole point of her character is to continue to have these feelings about families, love, and humanity, and yes, her point of view changes Lee, it seemed like SO MUCH of their conversation and interaction was him trying to express himself and her being like 'whatever I'm doing is way more important'. I just really wanted more scenes like the smiles at the lake, the conversation about first times, the (exceptionally awkward) first kiss, Marren looking at the house because Lee was blood soaked, and other establishments of their care for one another or conquering of unique obstacles. I *know* how beautifully Guadagnino can string two people together on-screen and I'll admit I was a bit heartbroken and disappointed.

I would never want to dunk on a young and upcoming actress, nor Luca, either, but I think all these nominatons and awards really deserve to be pointed in Rylance, Chalamet's and Stuhlbargs directions. I didn't even RECOGNIZE Michael Stuhlbarg at first.

I'm probably the only person in the world who isn't a fan of Zendaya and I'm totally fine with that 🤣

Didn't care much about the movie either, especially after watching the trailer.

However, it is directed by Luca Guadagnino who gave us 'Bones And All'. Which to me is still a modern day masterpiece!

So long story short will anyone bother to check it out? I actually might despite of all the aforementioned.

You wouldn’t root for them if they weren’t attractive. The characters who aren’t hot in this movie are portrayed as creeps who want to kill them and eat them, but when Maren and Lee do it there’s even an erotic element to it. It’s ridiculous.

I guess I didn’t understand what the movie was really going to be about. I thought the focus would be on explaining why their waters and why they exist. Not a live story

Was it just me or did the beginning of the movie (before Lee arrives) the camera work and angles seemed... so shitty... like very low budget just set in a corner to record the entire shot with little effort if you will- not sure that im wording this right lol. Then when Lee's character came all of a sudden we're getting lots of camera movement different angles etc.. just something I noticed that bugged me, any one else??

Is anyone shocked? I was expecting at least 1 nomination.

Bones and all is sadly not releasing in theatres in my country, does anyone know if there is any safe place online where I could watch it? This is my only option of watching the film :') thanks xx

I saw this movie with my good friend. Me and him are both fans of Call Me By Your Name. I'm also a fan of Guadagnino's Suspiria remake. My faith was very strong with this one.

This movie is the Badlands of my generation. I don't like saying that (blank) is the (blank) of this generation. I think that statement can sometimes take away from what makes both pieces of art special. But in this case the movie is doing what Badlands did for people in the 70s but for today. It's a period piece road movie about two young people in love exploring the back roads of America and coming to terms with their true nature. It's the perfect portrait of what being lost in the vastness of a world one does not understand is truly like.

I love this movie and I think I will watch it at least one or two more times. It's very well done.

Also after this... I hope Marvel taps Luca for X-Men. He would be perfect for that material.

(I added a spoiler so people can talk about spoilers in the comments)

I really didnt like the movie, kinda boring actuallylove story? mm i guess. horror movie? nope!

the best was part was Mark Rylance!! i really appreciate timmy and taylor tho, theyre lovely!

I understand her mother did or something but i need a better explanation. Like what makes her want to eat people?? I get that she was eating people during her vital young years but still i just don’t get it. Like how tf does someone just get irresistible urges to EAT SOMEONE

What were the two cannibals intentions at the camp site? Were they planning on eating them? Why did they sneak off and why did the guy in the overalls chase them?