Loved the interview! They seem awesome and have great taste 😊! Love to hear the Gregg Araki and Gus Van Sant inspirations. Can’t wait to see the movie!
I saw this about 3 weeks ago. It really hit me. The end especially, which I don't think is a positive in what I related to, but a positive of art to have related. Maybe it's easier than ever to feel outside from things.
Nah some ppl here posing, this is obviously only going to be amazing to a very specific audience I feel like most ppl would just consider it ok at best but I respect what it’s going for.
Awful film. Awful script. Awful direction. Meaningless tripe. A failure at every possible step. An hour and a half of my life that I will NEVER get back. This dude is creepy as Hell, I wouldn’t want him anywhere near my kids. Can you imagine what his internet history looks like?? Yeah, exactly… 🤮 Disgusting.
And yet you came to an especific interview to trash it and them without arguments beyond spread hate. Yeah, you live up to your profile pic. I hope the best for your kids really
@@marladidit and yet you resort to misplaced personal attacks because you are too uneducated and mentally deficient to suitably challenge the content and context of my words. Hahahahahahaha 😂 You think this is my name and avatar?? Google me. Enlighten yourself, muppet. You lot are ALL the same. Too easy. Next!
@@123jer0me321 I'm a critic of woke as well, but I'm able to separate the art from the artist. Besides, it's not really doing political messaging. It's more about somebody's sincere personal experience. And while everybody is entitled to their own subjective opinion, I've found that people who didn't like this movie generally weren't able to follow it and assume it's just pointless weirdness, when this isn't the case at all.
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