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I can't get through it. The boringness overtakes me and I have to shut it off and do something. Anything. It is as interesting as listening to a clock tick. My version of hell. I hate it.

I saw this movie at night. Once it was done I was pretty scared. I locked my bedroom doors and closed doors to my closet and bathroom in hopes nothing would come out of it while I am asleep. Birthing scene I didn’t want to watch so I fast forwarded thru it. I thought that acting was good. Not sure what I think of this movie as a whole since I just saw it on Max.

Cool movie. Kristen Stewart was ok. Katy Obrien is incredible, imho. Ed Harris an excellent villain. She is doing Roids to win the Bodybuilding competition. That was made clear.

What did you think of Bones and All?

I’m was gonna watch it this past weekend but decided just wait till it comes in streaming for what I heard from the reviews

This movie is an absolutely brilliant allegory for the battle between the light and the dark within each man and the psychological power that his lover/partner has in influencing the outcome of this contest. It also has something to say about integration and balance and what the ideal of masculinity should be. Nothing in this movie is just what it seems to be. Everything here--food, clothing, hair color, body language and movement, etc.--is a symbol for something else.

I agree with you this movie was artsy and bland characters :) woof woof!

1- Twin Peaks: The Return 2- Climax 3- The Tree of Life 4- Raw 5- Certified Copy 6- Two Days, One Night 7- House of Tolerance/Nocturama 8- Amour 9- Under the Skin/ Melancholia 10- Elle Shout out to Winter Sleep and Phantom Thread

The ending really fell flat. I would've preferred a more tragic ending.

The energy of this movie is incredible. I love Challengers. I get your points but he really is matching the intensity of these characters with his direction. I’d tell you to check out his previous BONES & ALL, which would give you the Guadanino that you’re looking for.

I stand completely opposed on the characterization of Arte and Patrick, I thought they were well developed male archetypes that admire each other's talent to an extent before their lives completely move apart.

Great video! Would love to hear your opinion on Arthur The King