It’s like if Cronenberg and Lynch had a baby. And then separately Argento and Araki had a baby. And then their offspring had a baby and it loved Buffy.
Easily in my top 3 most anticipated. World's Fair has crept up and become one of my favorite horror movies in recent years. And this sounds like such a natural progression from that film, expanding it into even more ambitious territory.
I can’t wait to see this. But the nearest theatre showing it is 100 miles away…. I LOVED wagttwf. It turned into something I never thought it would turn into.
I WANNA WATCHIS THI SO BAD😭😭 world fair is one of my favourite movies of all time, i hope it leaks asap or there's a screening in brazil.. i'd travel to go watch this
Sounds like my kind of movie...I love anything from A24 and characters detached from reality, and I also love that it's set in the 90s because I grew up in the 90s.
It’s my favorite film of the year… so emotional so fresh so weird so powerful it blow me away! I’m so excited for the next generation of films like this
while i like the idea of the pink opaque being a speaking device for these characters, i'm not sure it mixed into their world very well. if they we're obsessed with the show that much, the imagery should've influenced the world around them more to help us get immersed in the show as well. unfortunately i just don't think they leaned into the imagery and horror element's from the show enough which led to a pretty boring movie experience. the music is also a perfect example of how easy it is for this movie to neglect some much needed world building for some vibey aesthetics. if you enjoy it for the story though and what it teaches you then more power to you. i just think it needed a bit more life and energy.
If you were to make videos while at Sundance, could you please prioritize making videos on US Dramatic and International Dramatic? That way us at home can go quickly grab an online screener for them. Midnight and Premiere categories I'd prefer you uploaded a video of after the fest is over. Since there are no online portion for it.
One of my most anticapted films of 2024! I love Justice since The Get Down so I love to see him get more work after the past few years. Also a big fan of Brigette Lundy-Paine and their work in A Typical and the new Bill & Ted. I haven't seen Jane's debut so I definitely will check it out before watching I Saw the Tv Glow. As a queer wallflower I think I am going to hold this film close to my heart.
I really disliked how alot of people saw We're All Going to the Worlds Fair and only got like "internet bad" out of it but i guess that film is just so queer focused specifically a trans piece that most people who aren't trans wouldn't get it, like the film imo almost is more about the benefits of online society and the escape it gives then the harm it causes. I really enjoyed that film and took so much from it so to hear yall talk about this film in this way has me very hyped for it.
I got that too, but in a way that made seem as though Jane was saying that trans people are living in a fantasy world, sort of in a negative way. Obviously they didn’t mean that, but that’s how it seemed to me.
@@ParkerTime10 you mean the World’s Fair one? Or I Saw the TV Glow? I saw the tv glow is much more obviously an allegory about transness (if that’s a word). Worlds Fair is much less obvious. You really have to read a lot into it t come to that conclusion.
@@markbisson6166 I think you mixed up which part the fantasy world is. The fantasy hell world we are living in is the world in which we do not transition.
I wanted to love this film so badly but left feeling let down. I loved the soundtrack, color pallet, and general aesthetic but the last act fell flat for me. It felt really convoluted in the last 30 min or so imo. Totally agree how "when the film ends it doesn't end" because it's still weighing on my mind even though I didn't love it. Some of my opinions may change the more it marinates and after a re-watch tho. great review!
Kommissar Rex, hands down. It was about a police detective from Vienna resolving crimes with his German Shepherd. It's still my little obssession, I watch the old episodes here in youtube, plus I watch regularly the current Canadian version.
Although I disliked Were All Going to the Worlds Fair, I cannot deny the potential the director showed in their debut. Im looking forward to seeing this one and you two just solidified that excitement 😊
This film is weird, to say the least. I could pick up on the guy being strongly autistic. How much was symbolic and how much is reality gets blurred hard. I didn't hate it, it definitely keeps your interest and there's a trans allegory in there but you might miss it, if you don't really observe.
Kinda hated Schoenburn's first film but I found their style to be extremely promising and worth checking out in later (hopefully better) films, so I'm cautiously optimistic.
I seen Saltburn and it's fine but I have way more interest in I Saw the TV Glow, especially since the movie sounds like it was made for me. I hope I don't have to wait like a whole year where it will finally be available for me to see it. If I have to pay to watch it online I will even do that.
We usually don’t disagree this much but I hated this movie. Nothing in the story makes sense at a certain point and it just got worse as it went on. It also seemed very self-satisfied
I feel gaslit. That was the worst movie I’ve seen in a long time. It was unwatchable. Also - the sound was so loud and aggressive, I actively hated it (despite the good song choices). I wanted to walk out of the theater 15 minutes in, stayed for an hour and regret sticking around that long. I’m not anti-trans, but I had to google what the movie was about. It wasn’t self-explanatory at all. The pace is barely crawling. It’s so painfully slow and the dialog is awkward. The characters feel like the blandest thing the writers could possibly cook up. No emotion, no stakes, no conflict.
Movie was horrible. Would get super loud for no reason. Its not so much trans focused. Its more about losing yourself in a show and thinking you are a character in that show. There are better movies out there. Atheist, gay, or just someone who doesnt fit in the home or lives in an abusive home can relate. Its so jumbled for me and i was stumbling by the end of confusion. The worst was the aging.
This movie was dreadful. 30 mins in I wanted to slide down the movies screen with a utility knife to save people. Then I said let me give it another 30 mins. It just never gets good. The best way to describe it would be take a look at a recent photo of the director and that’s what you should expect from this movie.
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It’s like if Cronenberg and Lynch had a baby. And then separately Argento and Araki had a baby. And then their offspring had a baby and it loved Buffy.
obsessed with what alex g was able to do for the score in wagttwf so extremely excited for this!
Easily in my top 3 most anticipated. World's Fair has crept up and become one of my favorite horror movies in recent years. And this sounds like such a natural progression from that film, expanding it into even more ambitious territory.
What other 2 most anticipated?😂
@zigmundovich1982 Dune Part 2 and Nosferatu probably.
I can’t wait to see this. But the nearest theatre showing it is 100 miles away…. I LOVED wagttwf. It turned into something I never thought it would turn into.
I was interested in this movie when I saw it on the list of programs in Sundance, now your vid really makes me want to see it even more!
I always love your reviews.
I WANNA WATCHIS THI SO BAD😭😭 world fair is one of my favourite movies of all time, i hope it leaks asap or there's a screening in brazil.. i'd travel to go watch this
Sounds like my kind of movie...I love anything from A24 and characters detached from reality, and I also love that it's set in the 90s because I grew up in the 90s.
You guys got me so interested in watching this movie. Damn.
It’s my favorite film of the year… so emotional so fresh so weird so powerful it blow me away! I’m so excited for the next generation of films like this
while i like the idea of the pink opaque being a speaking device for these characters, i'm not sure it mixed into their world very well. if they we're obsessed with the show that much, the imagery should've influenced the world around them more to help us get immersed in the show as well. unfortunately i just don't think they leaned into the imagery and horror element's from the show enough which led to a pretty boring movie experience. the music is also a perfect example of how easy it is for this movie to neglect some much needed world building for some vibey aesthetics. if you enjoy it for the story though and what it teaches you then more power to you. i just think it needed a bit more life and energy.
If you were to make videos while at Sundance, could you please prioritize making videos on US Dramatic and International Dramatic? That way us at home can go quickly grab an online screener for them.
Midnight and Premiere categories I'd prefer you uploaded a video of after the fest is over. Since there are no online portion for it.
One of my most anticapted films of 2024! I love Justice since The Get Down so I love to see him get more work after the past few years. Also a big fan of Brigette Lundy-Paine and their work in A Typical and the new Bill & Ted. I haven't seen Jane's debut so I definitely will check it out before watching I Saw the Tv Glow. As a queer wallflower I think I am going to hold this film close to my heart.
I really disliked how alot of people saw We're All Going to the Worlds Fair and only got like "internet bad" out of it but i guess that film is just so queer focused specifically a trans piece that most people who aren't trans wouldn't get it, like the film imo almost is more about the benefits of online society and the escape it gives then the harm it causes. I really enjoyed that film and took so much from it so to hear yall talk about this film in this way has me very hyped for it.
I got that too, but in a way that made seem as though Jane was saying that trans people are living in a fantasy world, sort of in a negative way. Obviously they didn’t mean that, but that’s how it seemed to me.
I’m trans but I didn’t understand it 😅
@@ParkerTime10 you mean the World’s Fair one? Or I Saw the TV Glow? I saw the tv glow is much more obviously an allegory about transness (if that’s a word). Worlds Fair is much less obvious. You really have to read a lot into it t come to that conclusion.
@@markbisson6166 I think you mixed up which part the fantasy world is. The fantasy hell world we are living in is the world in which we do not transition.
@@f1mbultyr right right. I was referring to “we’re all going to the worlds fair,” not “I saw the tv glow”
Justice Smith has never impressed me once but I look forward to this movie and it sounds like he gives a performance that will completely surprise me
I wanted to love this film so badly but left feeling let down. I loved the soundtrack, color pallet, and general aesthetic but the last act fell flat for me. It felt really convoluted in the last 30 min or so imo. Totally agree how "when the film ends it doesn't end" because it's still weighing on my mind even though I didn't love it. Some of my opinions may change the more it marinates and after a re-watch tho. great review!
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fully agree with your opinions. absolutely enthralling watch.
I can't wait!
Kommissar Rex, hands down. It was about a police detective from Vienna resolving crimes with his German Shepherd. It's still my little obssession, I watch the old episodes here in youtube, plus I watch regularly the current Canadian version.
4:38 now having recently watched the film i ask must what he meant by this
Could you please make a video on Didi?
Although I disliked Were All Going to the Worlds Fair, I cannot deny the potential the director showed in their debut. Im looking forward to seeing this one and you two just solidified that excitement 😊
Films like Skinamarink and worlds fair make me happy to see queer filmmakers make some noise this decade so far
This film is weird, to say the least. I could pick up on the guy being strongly autistic. How much was symbolic and how much is reality gets blurred hard. I didn't hate it, it definitely keeps your interest and there's a trans allegory in there but you might miss it, if you don't really observe.
Can you elaborate on the trans allegory please?
Need you guys to review GHOSTLIGHT by Alex Thompson and Kelly O'Sullivan i heard so many good things about it!
They already have, a few hours ago.
Review LOVE LIES BLEEDING and THE Outrun.
Kinda hated Schoenburn's first film but I found their style to be extremely promising and worth checking out in later (hopefully better) films, so I'm cautiously optimistic.
The fact that you guys haven’t reviewed Saltburn yet but reviewed this tells me that I need to watch this asap because it must be good
I seen Saltburn and it's fine but I have way more interest in I Saw the TV Glow, especially since the movie sounds like it was made for me. I hope I don't have to wait like a whole year where it will finally be available for me to see it. If I have to pay to watch it online I will even do that.
Wow didn’t remember I commented this. But I just got back from watching I Saw The TV Glow
I cannot understand their description of the movie, so no chance that I would understand the movie itself. A pass for me.
This movie was hard!!!!!
This is the same universe as the tv show glow!
saw it tonight. Lynchian as fuck in the best way. Can't wait to see what they do next
We usually don’t disagree this much but I hated this movie. Nothing in the story makes sense at a certain point and it just got worse as it went on. It also seemed very self-satisfied
We're all going to the worlds fair: 1 star out 5. Appalling.
It was for a specific audience. So not you clearly lol
world’s fair is such a shit movie, really don’t want to see this. loved titane though, we’ll see.
I feel gaslit. That was the worst movie I’ve seen in a long time. It was unwatchable. Also - the sound was so loud and aggressive, I actively hated it (despite the good song choices). I wanted to walk out of the theater 15 minutes in, stayed for an hour and regret sticking around that long. I’m not anti-trans, but I had to google what the movie was about. It wasn’t self-explanatory at all. The pace is barely crawling. It’s so painfully slow and the dialog is awkward. The characters feel like the blandest thing the writers could possibly cook up. No emotion, no stakes, no conflict.
You're culturally illiterate
Looks dreadful
Movie was horrible. Would get super loud for no reason. Its not so much trans focused. Its more about losing yourself in a show and thinking you are a character in that show. There are better movies out there. Atheist, gay, or just someone who doesnt fit in the home or lives in an abusive home can relate. Its so jumbled for me and i was stumbling by the end of confusion. The worst was the aging.
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This movie was dreadful. 30 mins in I wanted to slide down the movies screen with a utility knife to save people. Then I said let me give it another 30 mins. It just never gets good. The best way to describe it would be take a look at a recent photo of the director and that’s what you should expect from this movie.
The hell is that supposed to mean?
@@copyglow the movie was horrible.
@@peterfranco557 That’s not what I was asking, I was asking why a photo of the director has anything to do with it.
you didn't like the movie because the director is trans? lol OK bro
"Ugly" people can make good movies. Why is that looks based?