Kinds of Kindness LIVE Spoiler Chat! | Emma Stone | Jesse Plemons | Yorgos Lanthimos
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 1 июл 2024
- KINDS OF KINDNESS opened wider over the weekend, so it's time to get into all those spoilers we've been dying to discuss with you. Yorgos Lanthimos' trippy triptych goes to some truly bizarre places, even by the Greek auteur's standards, and we've been looking forward to chatting with you about all of it. Join us here at Noon PDT on Tuesday, July 2. We'd love to hear your thoughts on what's going on in this movie, which stars Emma Stone, Jesse Plemons, Willem Dafoe, Hong Chau, Mamoudou Athie, Margaret Qualley and Joe Alwyn. Make sure you hit the Notify Me button so you don't miss a thing. See you then!
#kindsofkindness #emmastone #jesseplemons #yorgoslanthimos
* Join our channel to get access to perks! Members-only videos, shout-outs, livestreams and more:
/ @breakfastallday
* Subscribe to our Breakfast All Day RUclips channel and join our community of engaged, passionate film fans!
* Subscribe to Christy's Saturday Matinee newsletter! christylemire.beehiiv.com/
* Want to review a movie with us? Here's how: We offer a service at Breakfast All Day called Table for One. You pick a film, we all talk about it together, then we send you the video to enjoy. It's been so much fun and a great way to get to know our viewers better. To find out more about scheduling and pricing, email us at bfastalldaypod@gmail.com.
* Follow us @bfastallday on Instagram, Facebook and BlueSky
* Follow Christy Lemire: christylemire.com/, RogerEbert.com
Cameo: www.cameo.com/christylemire
* Follow Alonso Duralde: Linoleum Knife podcast, Maximum Film podcast, aduralde.bsky.social
* If you're loving how we look and sound these days, it's thanks to Riverside. This is the new platform we're using, which allows us to record in 1080p. You can meet and record for videos, podcasts, social media and more, and it's easy and fun to use. Get 15% off your membership with code BREAKFAST15. To find out more, visit: bit.ly/Riverside_Breakfast
Some product links are affiliate links which mean if you buy something, we'll receive a small commission.
* If you're enjoying our news, reviews and other features, we'd appreciate it if you'd consider a Super Thanks. It's that icon just below the video with the ❤️ and the 💲. We'll be sure to give you a special shout-out to thank you for your support. We're so grateful to be able to engage with you all -- it inspires us and keeps us going!
* Join our Patreon! Members get exclusive access to our TV recaps, monthly Off the Menu selections our subscribers choose for us and more. Learn more at / bfastallday
* Enjoy longer versions of our conversations on our Breakfast All Day Podcast! Listen here or wherever you find your favorite podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... 
Кино
Thanks for a wonderful chat! I'm in a very rural area in Virginia and the closest theater playing it was in Virginia Beach which is 75 miles away. A long drive, but totally worth it because I got to see it in Dolby.
I love how this movie could be so many different things (hilarious, dark, awkward, twisted, gross) and how Lanthimos was willing to make such interesting choices. Even when the movie baffled me, I enjoyed the journeys it took me on and respected the chances it took. I can't wait to experience it again!
Sounds like an adventure, and it gave you lots to think about on the drive home! Thanks for stopping by today.
All three shorts involve
- the act of killing someone for acceptance
- the act of killing one’s self for acceptance
-the act of reviving someone from the dead which Emma tries to find that person for acceptance
- all three stories include motifs of dogs, control, family, cuts in skin with Emma slicing dogs hand, Jesse shooting hole in man’s hand, Emma slicing stomach open, plemmons sliced wound in head from car crash
I saw the second story as seeing how delusional an abusive person can be.
Abusive people never think they are the problem, but that everyone else is, and is more dangerous. Like how the husband was acting with the suspect at the start but then said the suspect was acting weird or when he believes the woman at the traffic had Liz's phone. Not to mention, absuive people will always try to lick any wounds they've caused (just like the husband)
And what's worse is that the abused always give their abuser excuses when in a relationship with them. Like Liz did.
The whole metaphor with the island of dogs is kind of why people stay in a toxic relationship.
"It's better to eat something you know is accessible than wait to eat something that runs out every morning.
Hmmmmmm okay, I have to rewatch that one. The ending threw me off too and felt anti-climactic but with this interpretation I’ll prolly like it more. It was def my least fav of the three
I saw this film roughly 36 hours ago and I'm still letting it marinate. Lanthimos doesn't like to coddle the popcorn crowd and in that regard, I hope he never changes.
RMF
RMF is the first person we see. He's driving the BMW, listening to: "Some of them want to abuse you//Some of them want to be abused". He is then assessed, inspected, reported on, and paid by Vivian. We are later told, by Raymond, that he (RMF) has agreed to be in the car accident.
Robert Fletcher - Jesse Plemons
Rita Fanning - Emma Stone
Raymond F... (spoken in the film but I can't find a screenplay to confirm this) - Willem Dafoe
I loved this movie so much, definitely one of my favorites of the year so far
I think that the second segment is the most clear to me. It's a metaphor about the husband not liking how this experience at sea changed his wife and just wants how her wife used to be and refuses to accept her as she is now, and her goes to extremes to "killing" herself to become accepted by her husband even when she has changed by her experience, goes to the lengths her husband wants to and, he accepted her again by the end. She summited and suppressed her new self to be loved.
This is the way I saw it too. He wants her to change. She changes. They embrace. For now.
I’m honestly a tad surprised at how divisive this was. I get it’s nihilistic, and I get it might feel like you’re grasping for air, but I do think this screenplay is very smart and the way it’s edited is so fun and brisk. Cant wait to see it again. Hopefully Searchlight expands more this weekend so I don’t have to drive 30 minutes to find this thing again
Great chat, as always!
The main reason this one reminds his older (Greek) movies is the screenwriter Efthymis Philippou who has also written the earlier stuff: Dogtooth, Alps, etc. Kinds of kindness was written originally in Greek language and is kind of how a foreigner (i.e. Philippou) sees American society not by living in it but knowing it through movies/books/music etc. (Philippou STILL lives in Greece). This robotic/cold/heartless style of writing it's more of his baby than Lanthimo's' (The Favourite and Poor things were "warmer" because were NOT written by P.). If you read his books or theatre plays or screenplays he did for other directors it's almost like shared universe that owes more to him than G.L. (I'm posting a link from a trailer of a theatre play based on some of his short stories and you would swear, if didn't know, that it's something directed by Lanthimos!)
ruclips.net/video/5BTABt8QwxA/видео.html
Sorry for the long text but Philippou's involment (or not...) is crucial to understand the different style of his movies.
No need to apologize, appreciate your insights!
@@BreakfastAllDay 🙏🥰
I like this and Poor Things, though I like this the most. People left before the credits scene at the showing I went to.
For me, somehow dafoe 1 is so omnipotent he knows that RMF is going to be resurrected in the end. For me, it's like he is literally a god and plemons 1 renouncing is a literal crisis of faith. At the same time, story 3 is about a cult taking the name of god so that's why they don't get their new god. Story 3 is literally, "we have unnalived god."
Yes! I’ve been waiting for this video! Thank you! This movie is all about CONTROL!! The message is throughout the whole film! I can’t wait to see this again ! One of my favorite films this year !
Also, the stories should be in different order just because of RMF, he is dead on the first, alive in the second and resurrected in the third. Should be, 2,1,3.
I just watched the movie. I think story #2 was clearly the Plemons character gone crazy. He was already crazy before the wife reappeared. He was upset because the wife he knew was no longer. He was living in delusion.
That is an interesting interpretation!
I saw this movie this weekend. It certainly is a lot. I was engaged and entertained, but it's not a movie that I easily recommend to anyone unless the person's already a bit familiar Lanthimos's movies before. 2 people walked out of my screening (there were < 30 people in my theater). The movie is definitely about control and faith; I sitll fail to see where the kindness is. It is a good but weird movie, and Jesse Plemmons is absolutely wonderful.
Thanks for sharing your experience, Jane! Glad you saw it.
It's perhaps not 100% certain that Ruth is dead at the end of Part 3. There is a close up of her face, and there is a tear in her eye...
I saw it three days ago and it still occupies a lot of my mind. Was it enjoyable? Maybe? Parts of it? Did it make me think? Absolutely!
It definitely still sticks with you. Thanks for watching!
This feels like a vanity project.
As an anthology, it is key to relate or identify with the characters quickly. But in this case, with the weirdness and cult like people, it is hard to relate or have sympathy for these people.
The endings have no real payoff. All of them are very sudden.
Whilst The “Favourite” and “Poor Things” might be somewhat more accessible than his other work, I think people are seriously downplaying how strange and eccentric those films are
This is very much like Dark Matter, Twilight Zone or much of M Night Shyamalan movies of late; these were much better as TV episodes than big budget movies.
I saw it. It was weird.
I don't really agree... I love dogtooth, it's my favorite Yorgos Lanthomos, also loved killing of a sacred deer and the first half of the lobster(the weirder part). So I was really excited for this one... but eventually I didn't care for this one. Thought it tried to be bizzare but wasn't there enough. I had some anticipation for all three stories at certain points, and though were a few different ways the stories could go, but the eventual payoff just wasn't good and I was kinda bored. The themes fo the three pieces seemed a bit repetitive as well.
What was in the pot that hang chao was making?
Idk but it looked like she was pouring out an abortion. The topic of conversation of her missing her period made me think of that
Movie was brutal