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Thank you for making these videos. They were fun to watch. I was amazed how you could see a movie and give a review right on the spot. Get some rest.

Enjoyed living vicariously through you at TIFF. Thanks for sharing! 🎥

Very interesting to hear other thoughts about Quisling, since I've mostly heard from my fellow Norwegians about it. I have some problems with the film as well. It was in the selection for Norway's best international feature submission, but they went with "Armand" (just announced it today). Which I think is a bigger player.

Quisling is not just a Nazi collaborator, in a way he's THE Nazi collaborator, since his last name entered the dictionaries as a synonym for a Nazi collaborator. Probably because he was an early one, as Norway was one of the first countries invaded by Nazi Germany, so Petain and others were later dubbed "quislings". Patti Smith is very much alive at the age of 77. Maybe you meant someone else, who did die at 27 (Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin Amy Winehouse...?) Or she just idolizes Patti Smith, but it came out like you were saying Patti Smith died at 27.

Loved hearing you reference Carla Simon here. I adored Alcàrras - it was ny favourite film of that year - so if Vermiglio is anything like that, it's going on my list.

I really hope Kidman gets an Oscar nomination.

I'm excited about Saturday Night because I used to watch SNL when it first aired with my brother. There was nothing like it on TV. And yes,I am old. Plus thank you Matt for your coverage. Get some sleep.

As a Brit please don’t apologise for not knowing R.Williams, the guys a Twonk and his music is beyond awful.

Thank you

Great coverage!

Please do watch The Assessment.

Loved the rush line entrance clip. Exhilarating after waiting so long to get in.

That's a shame about Queer. Maybe Luca shouldn't have put out 2 movies in one year.

You are very good, I'm surprised you've got so few subscribers. Probably it's because it's early days. Stay on it, more will come.

Maybe its all the cutting that Queer got...

What is the feeling on the air there regarding People’s Choice? I remember you were one of the only ones to say to watch out for American Fiction last year.

Honestly, I think Arnaud had some underrated picks that are already paying off. Especially with picking The Brutalist and Emilia Perez. Maybe Life of Chuck too if that wins the TIFF People’s Choice award

Glad We Live in Time is good. I am looking forward to it. Also looking forward to The Wild Robot. I am hoping it is better than Inside Out 2 and wins for best animated. I like these reviews. Going around the city is different than other RUclipsrs reviewing TIFF films.

This is a huge disgrace that in Canada they are going to show Putler's nazzis in "russians at war", seeking "putler ferstehen"! First off, they've never been Russians because they stole the name to call the new moskovian empire in the 18th century. And all this is the way to justify putler's nazzis and military criminals. This shows that this festival is highly hypocritic and broken. But people will remember this, and those who allowed this anti-human of moscovian nazzi propaganda act in Canada will be sitting next to putler and other nazzis in the international court.

lmao the Oscar Expert & Brother Bro surprise cameos Also crazy how 65 was such a boring fumble but Heretic smashed it out of the park

Still looking forward to Nightbitch and rooting for the movie and Amy Adams. I do not think a movie has to be subtle. Sometimes, I actually prefer when they are not subtle.

Would like to hear your thoughts on Babygirl!

This was my first video from you, loved it!

Have you watched I’m Still Here? Brazilian movie that won best screenplay at Venice last week

You seem like such a cool dude! Love the coverage

Appreciate your coverage, but why waste time on films that have distribution?

Love this channel man

I'm glad that Mike Leigh and Marrianne John- Baptiste are back. I'm looking forward to seeing that film.

Enjoying your coverage. Appreciate that the festival grind is starting to catch up with you. Power on!

Not a fan of wicked but surprised it took so long to be chose tbh 😭 will definitely get a few techs

I just arrived at the festival hope to see you and say hi!

"This is TIFF. We make sacrifices here. Take your sensitive asses back to Telluride." lmao

Amen, great job !

I love your Tiff blogs. Good work.

Seed of the sacred fig 😍

The Brutalist was quite conventional and not that impressive.

i think a24 getting the brutalist hurts sing sing best picture winner chances even more

Thanks for sharing! I'm at tiff now as a normie, super neat to see your experience as P&I. Were you at the public screening for Cloud? I had mixed feelings about it. I think a lot of public screenings at tiff get above average reactions. I wondered... Is it a pacing issue or is it ✨ atmosphere✨? Is there enough meaning behind the cynicism and bleakness? I think not... I think watching Cloud alone on a streamer will be a very different experience than watching it as the first film at tiff w an excited audience. I walked out thinking it's a 3.5 but now it's more like a 2.

Hi, how much does that industry pass cost and how can I get one?

I love it when he's walking through the city. Nice tourist guide.

not to sound dumb but why is Saturday Night in original screenplay? genuinely confused lmao

Megalopolis is Coppola's THERAPY movie. It's like him sat in the chair discussing EVERYTHING that has meaning for him/happened to him / subconscious and we the audience are his Therapists.

We went to TIFF today and tried to Rush Line a movie. But didn't realize we had to pay. But some others didnt. Am I missing something? Is there a membership I'm supposed to buy?

It's my first year in Toronto and I find your content super informative. Thanks so much!

Sing Sing is the BEST MOVIE of the year and deserves nominations in most categories. The movie was shot on 16 mm film, in 19 days, with a very small crew. The DP, Pat Scola should be nominated for an Oscar for cinematography because the visual look, the lighting, the film choice, all created the naturalistic atmosphere to tell the story. Accompanied with Bryce Dessner's score that sells the beautiful scenes and intimate facial expressions. And kudos to the director, Greg Kwedar, who allowed dialogue to be ad-libbed at times, which created the emotional essence throughout the film that tugs at your heart. The cast deserves best ensemble because 90% of the cast are the formerly incarcerated men that participated in the RTA theater program while in Sing Sing and that authenticity shines. And what can you say about Coleman Domingo.... he deserves the Oscar this year, his performance is perfectly understated, and he allows the other men to shine because this is their story. Well Done!! Also, Clarence Maclin and Paul Raci both deserve best supporting nominations. Their performances tie the strings that pull the film to its brilliance. Best movie overall in a very long time and well worth the emotional journey.

Is the price showing at 32:02 the normal price for tickets? Great video btw

Thank you, awesome video! Very helpful! Do you know if there is a way to get in at Press and Industry screenings?

Here Lies Betelgeuse ⬇️🪦☠️

Am I the only person who clicked on this video, expecting an explanation about the image file format?

Team Jonathan wahoo! Damien would be sooo proud...