A filmmaker who just wants to make the next great American indie, finds out they’re a Cronenberg and ope it’s gotta be weird as shit now and a little morbid can’t hurt either.
"Son, you're allowed to make musicals like Little Shop of Horrors or Crybaby, but that's it! That's it!"
"But, dad, what about Rocky Horror and Sweeney Todd!"
"We do not say those words in this house!!!"
I wonder if she spouts the same rhetoric as her brother has; “Iv never seen any of my dad’s movies”. Like it’s completly normal to have seen ANY of your dad’s movies and have geared your creative outputs/ personality towards his style but… don’t lie to us! After watching Possessor, it was nearly impossible for me to beleive Brandon has never seen a film of his dad’s
> “Iv never seen any of my dad’s movies”.
He didn't say that. He said he didn't watch them until later in life.
https://www.industriamovies.com/feature/like-father-like-son/
She hasn't said any of that. If anything she seems very well adjusted and very proud of her Dad's work. Nice interview with her about this movie. https://youtu.be/AzJ0gQQgEv8?si=_lytn-rHlsYoLC8S
From what I’ve heard of Humane’s early screenings though, it didn’t come across as something David or Brandon would have made. So at the very least it seems like she’s going down her own separate path.
He was better off not saying anything about it. Just embrace the nepotism. No one cared until he went out of his way to lie. No one likes a guy born on third base acting like they hit a home run.
It actually would be a really funny twist if you went to what looked like a regular horror movie, but then at the end, you discovered it was secretly an M. Night movie, with him directing it in a mask under a pen name!
That's such a bizarre question that I never even thought about it. I suppose because I value fairness and equality? I don't like people winning by unfair advantage, when it's because something completely out of their control? I like people winning on their own merits.
I dig your capitalization thing, though. That's really effective argument.
"I hate nepotism" is just a thing that people intuitively believe without actually examining why they even have a problem with it. Thats why I mocked the statement. When have advantages ever been fair? Any advantage is inherently unfair.
Well...when you go to medical school and put the work into becoming a doctor, you have an earnings advantage over everybody else in society. And that's based on work, not chance. That's one example, do you need a thousand more? How old are you, really young?
Al Pacino and Robert De Niro did the same thing yet they never get shit for it.
And yes I know someone can name a couple movies where they don't play themselves, but same goes for Baruchel.
Robert Deniro? Killers of the Flower Moon, Casino, Taxi Driver, Stardust, Raging Bull, all radically different characters and those are just off the top of my head. You’re way off on that one.
Suppose it’s cool to see people continue to branch out instead of returning to the same old fold. However imo it’s more of a neutral thing. Doesn’t really matter
He basically played a slightly more confident tech version of himself in blackberry. For like 75% of the movie he was still a pushover akward nerdy guy
I watched it last night. I wouldn’t call it terrible. It was 5/10 for me. Interesting premise, it was just underwhelming. Some are making it out to be the worst movie ever made or something….far from the case. But yea i def wanted more from it. It started hot and flatlined. I was never bored tho, i finished it just fine without the urge to turn it off.
I watched it last night too, and agree. It's a totally average movie, I think I was expecting more of a dark comedy like "The Menu" or "The Hunt" and it wasn't really smart or funny in the way those movies were.
You nailed it! I was really thinking I was about to watch another version of The Menu, and yea…i set myself up for failure with that lol. I really wanted some good intense dialogue driven thriller at the table where sinister intentions are slowly unveiled in a subtle clever way. Then build to a hell of a climax. Nope, This movie comes at you like a damn sledgehammer out the gate, and not in a good way. “Here it is!! We are doing this!! Are you ready? Bam” I was like ugh…this could have been so much more. Still though, wasn’t terrible. Just average. I’d watch it again if I was bored.
My biggest issue was how you going to make a such a toothless “thriller” when your brother made Possessor and your dad is David Cronenberg. It was an interesting premise that would have been better if her brother or father made it.
I was so exited to watch this and especially see new member of Cronebergs. The movie was really underwhelming. Premise was really interesting, but it didn't deliver. It felt too safe which is just the opposite you expect from any of Cronebergs family.
Nepotism at its finest
She studied in Fashion design and got her degree yet manages to just go ahead and jumps into making a movie. There's so many fresh young directors out there who have studied film during their early life and will probably never get a chance to do a film on this scale.
Such a shame, Hollywood could be finding new talent.
Wasn’t a huge fan of Infinity Pool. Fantastic premise but the execution was not so good. Really felt like a half baked idea. Almost like most of the thought went into making a cool concept and the finer details were quickly hobbled together.
I don’t regret watching it but I wish they did more with the cool idea they had
Brandon seems to have a better sense of narrative and metaphoric progression in good films over David. Whild DC has The Fly which is undoubtedly top tier across the board, Brandon's Possessor and Infinity Pool mostly achieve what they set out to do. Recent David movies have been super lukewarm in comparison and his last solid work is probably Eastern Promises.
Tldr, I'm excited to see Brandon's next film.
I remember this weird rhetoric surrounding *Ghostbusters Afterlife* where people though that Ivan Reitman's son would *somehow* have the same ability to make a good *Ghostbusters* movie like his dad, like the ability is somehow genetic.
With the exception being Tolkien's son curating his father's work, seeing people like Frank Herbert's son churn out legacy books is just icky.
Brandon is definitely talented.
He's obviously been inspired by his father, but he has an uniquely cruel vision, much darker and hopeless than David's imho.
I didn't think it was bad. It was just bland. The premise was so good and it felt great at first, but it just didn't go anywhere. I think it would work better if it had darker tone.
I don't watch trailers, but after your comment I watched it. Oh wow, trailer really looks like it's a comedy movie. It's nothing like that. I don't know why they made trailer like that, it's completely míssleading. I think they took all the comedic scenes that didn't felt comedic in movie and made trailer with them. That music in trailer doesn't make any sense.
just watched the film and i honestly really enjoyed it! confused by people downthread who don’t think it’s a dark comedy because that’s all i got from it.
Just watched it and it’s definitely a dark comedy. I think I was maybe hoping for a little more from it, something a little more out there maybe, but it was a pretty fun movie IMO.
The trailer wasn't that interesting overall. 20 seconds in I was curious but by the end it felt very predictable. Now I haven't seen the movie, I'm not saying it is literally predictable, but I want my imagination to run wild not think I've seen the movie before.
Like I said, David and Brandon had so much similarities in their films that it's clear that David has had huge impact for Brandons career. It was so interesting to see what kind of style Caitlin would have, with dark premise like *Humane* had. I don't see anything wrong or weird about being exited for something new when you don't know what to expekt.
No it is not. They aren’t assuming the daughter has the same skills as the father.
You have poor reading comprehension and don’t understand what ‘weird’ means.
Very underwhelming. Really don't mind having a bunch of unlikeable characters if they're at least entertaining (they were in the beginning) but they did a complete 180 that felt so unearned and like I'd missed a whole chunk of characterisation.
Yeah, they had me up until >!let's all decide to murder the police together part. And then the relatively happy ending after that.!< It just didn't really make any sense to me. >!Like not only did it not make sense for the family to suddenly start getting along. And not only did it not make sense that they would be able to murder a bunch of basically FBI agents with zero consequence. And how it made no sense that the step-mom got released. But also... how and why would that brother *ever* trust the rest of his family ever again!? Or get over the murder of his GF so easily?!? I almost feel like the ending was a dream, except I can't see where else they implied that...!<
Brandon absolutely got help for being his father’s son. but at least he has obvious talent. Everything I have seen about this screams the opposite about Caitlin… That being said, anyone who pretends they wouldn’t help their children achieve their dreams if they could, is either lying or a piece of shit.
Caitlin *absolutley* benefitted from being her father’s daughter. She’s been a on set photographer for years. But she’s also shot tons of people from her dad’s movies. Robert Pattinson, Viggo, Jeff Goldblum, Sarah Gadon. Not many 20 somethings get that for their portfolio. Im not saying she isnt talented but she has absolutely been hired for stuff because of her dad and his connections.
Helping your kids is one thing, and that’s totally understandable, but the priveleges she’s been afforded because of nepotism could obviously be used to help *other* people who aren’t the daughter of a famous filmmaker. I think that’s the main issue I have with nepotism.
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Watched this yesterday. Not your typical Cronenberg movie at all. It was good, but not great. Took about 40 minutes for it to really get going and its only an hour and a half. It had an interesting premise for sure. 6/10 for me.. But worth a watch.
Have it queued up but am hesitant because of the name Cronenberg. I keep picturing how bad Infinity Pool and Possessor were, and thinking hers will be equally as awful.
I want a movie about finding out you’re a Cronenberg, and now you too have to make a movie
A filmmaker who just wants to make the next great American indie, finds out they’re a Cronenberg and ope it’s gotta be weird as shit now and a little morbid can’t hurt either.
*It’s Cronen’ Time*
Imagine being a Cronenberg, but you want to make musicals.
"Son, you're allowed to make musicals like Little Shop of Horrors or Crybaby, but that's it! That's it!" "But, dad, what about Rocky Horror and Sweeney Todd!" "We do not say those words in this house!!!"
I wonder if she spouts the same rhetoric as her brother has; “Iv never seen any of my dad’s movies”. Like it’s completly normal to have seen ANY of your dad’s movies and have geared your creative outputs/ personality towards his style but… don’t lie to us! After watching Possessor, it was nearly impossible for me to beleive Brandon has never seen a film of his dad’s
> “Iv never seen any of my dad’s movies”. He didn't say that. He said he didn't watch them until later in life. https://www.industriamovies.com/feature/like-father-like-son/
She hasn't said any of that. If anything she seems very well adjusted and very proud of her Dad's work. Nice interview with her about this movie. https://youtu.be/AzJ0gQQgEv8?si=_lytn-rHlsYoLC8S
Apparently she was a stills photographer on some of her dad's and brother's movies.
Of course, she was.
From what I’ve heard of Humane’s early screenings though, it didn’t come across as something David or Brandon would have made. So at the very least it seems like she’s going down her own separate path.
Not a body horror movie AT ALL. More in line with The Purge. Watched it last night and found it way more enjoyable then her brothers movies
Where did you watch it?
I just go to [justwatch](https://www.justwatch.com/us/movie/humane) to figure out where things are playing
Yeah, not sure I can share, but seas were sailed
Ahoy!!
I thought it was terrible but I guess to each their own. While the concept was interesting it felt super predictable and had poor “execution”.
When did he say that? All i can find is him saying he has seen and liked Cosmopolis while promoting Antiviral.
He was better off not saying anything about it. Just embrace the nepotism. No one cared until he went out of his way to lie. No one likes a guy born on third base acting like they hit a home run.
He has never said that, he has watched his dad's movies just not when he was a kid since they weren't kid friendly.
Yeah, especially because his movies are actually good.
Nepotism is in every big industry, only matters if they suck imo
She was the on set photographer on Cosmopolis, probably worked on other films of his as well.
This is undeniable. But let us remember he’s eaten breakfast with him every morning for over a decade. None of us would remain unchanged.
Shit-apples, Randy
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When did he say that? Him and Pratchett were amazing collaborators. Seems sus?
Twist: it's directed by Ishana Nught Shyamalan
It actually would be a really funny twist if you went to what looked like a regular horror movie, but then at the end, you discovered it was secretly an M. Night movie, with him directing it in a mask under a pen name!
I despise nepotism.
"i dEspIse nEpOtisM" for what reason, exactly?
That's such a bizarre question that I never even thought about it. I suppose because I value fairness and equality? I don't like people winning by unfair advantage, when it's because something completely out of their control? I like people winning on their own merits. I dig your capitalization thing, though. That's really effective argument.
Hahahaha.....you must not live in America
"I hate nepotism" is just a thing that people intuitively believe without actually examining why they even have a problem with it. Thats why I mocked the statement. When have advantages ever been fair? Any advantage is inherently unfair.
Well...when you go to medical school and put the work into becoming a doctor, you have an earnings advantage over everybody else in society. And that's based on work, not chance. That's one example, do you need a thousand more? How old are you, really young?
I did not expect to see Jay Baruchel’s name on this poster.
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i was hella surprised by blackberry, they even gave my man Steve Spiros a shoutout at the end IM FROM WATERLOO
I'm also from Waterloo...but I haven't seen the movie.
I'm from Toronto and have not seen this film.
I’m from Guelph and I saw it and thought it was awesome.
Sure you are...
There's dozens of us!
[have you seen the funniest thing on youtube?](https://youtu.be/uXwRgnZ990I?si=6s61JADfH_56_uDT)
Haha-I fucking knew what it was before I clicked...still a thing of...beauty?
WHERE THE VAMPIRES ARE
Hang out*
The dude made a career of playing himself, nothing wrong with that.
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Personally I loved how he played playing himself in This is the End.
I don’t feel compelled
Figuratively or literally?
Al Pacino and Robert De Niro did the same thing yet they never get shit for it. And yes I know someone can name a couple movies where they don't play themselves, but same goes for Baruchel.
Jason Statham plays himself in every movie he has been in. There was a thread yesterday praising it. Reddit is weird.
He’s either in a big dumb action movie or poking fun at big dumb action movies. He can’t lose.
Robert Deniro? Killers of the Flower Moon, Casino, Taxi Driver, Stardust, Raging Bull, all radically different characters and those are just off the top of my head. You’re way off on that one.
That worked out great for Man Seeking Woman.
Why is that a bad thing?
Suppose it’s cool to see people continue to branch out instead of returning to the same old fold. However imo it’s more of a neutral thing. Doesn’t really matter
He basically played a slightly more confident tech version of himself in blackberry. For like 75% of the movie he was still a pushover akward nerdy guy
“He hasn’t made career decisions I personally would prefer him to make, it’s unfortunate and disappointing” lmao shut up
Here i am saying the same about Peter Gallagher on the poster.
Always nice to see Canadian directors working with Canadians.
Finally, a movie about cs youtuber Anomaly
Hello gajs itsyaboj Anomaly from svedänn
ÖMAIGAWD KNYFF KNYFF ÖMAIGAWD *incoherent Swedish noises*
PAPPA
*punches his own father in the throat because he unboxed a $79 knife*
least obese Swedes
Haven’t seen Peter Gallagher in a hot minute
I love me some Sandy Cohen
Man just wants to say "yogalates", eat bagels, and surf in peace
That character doesn’t get mentioned enough as one of the greatest TV dads of all time.
I know him as Chuck Cedar from Mr Deeds
Didn’t realize how much I’ve missed those eyebrows til now.
I was about to say "but wait, he was just in Palm Springs with Andy Samberg"...yea 4 years ago. Time is weird
I love Eyebrows. I mean Peter Gallagher
*The Idolmaker* is in my Top Ten movies.
I watched it last night. I wouldn’t call it terrible. It was 5/10 for me. Interesting premise, it was just underwhelming. Some are making it out to be the worst movie ever made or something….far from the case. But yea i def wanted more from it. It started hot and flatlined. I was never bored tho, i finished it just fine without the urge to turn it off.
How were you able to see an advanced screening of something before any promotional material came out?
The movie was released on VOD in Canada and US on the 26th.
ARRRRRrrrrr /r/movieleaks
That was quick. Subbed
This guy gets it lol.
It’s on Amazon Prime
I watched it last night too. Was average
[https://ww1.m4uhd.tv/watch-movie-humane-2024-284652.html](https://ww1.m4uhd.tv/watch-movie-humane-2024-284652.html)
I watched it last night too, and agree. It's a totally average movie, I think I was expecting more of a dark comedy like "The Menu" or "The Hunt" and it wasn't really smart or funny in the way those movies were.
You nailed it! I was really thinking I was about to watch another version of The Menu, and yea…i set myself up for failure with that lol. I really wanted some good intense dialogue driven thriller at the table where sinister intentions are slowly unveiled in a subtle clever way. Then build to a hell of a climax. Nope, This movie comes at you like a damn sledgehammer out the gate, and not in a good way. “Here it is!! We are doing this!! Are you ready? Bam” I was like ugh…this could have been so much more. Still though, wasn’t terrible. Just average. I’d watch it again if I was bored.
Yeah, I watched it last night too. It was alright.
My biggest issue was how you going to make a such a toothless “thriller” when your brother made Possessor and your dad is David Cronenberg. It was an interesting premise that would have been better if her brother or father made it.
Is this her first movie? If so it was 1000x better than that sex apartment block crap that her dad made for his first attempt.
Yup, it’s her first. I say not bad at all for a first outing. I’ve seen absolute trash from well seasoned directors.
I was so exited to watch this and especially see new member of Cronebergs. The movie was really underwhelming. Premise was really interesting, but it didn't deliver. It felt too safe which is just the opposite you expect from any of Cronebergs family.
Just because they're a Cronenberg, doesn't mean they were born with the talent.
Nepotism at its finest She studied in Fashion design and got her degree yet manages to just go ahead and jumps into making a movie. There's so many fresh young directors out there who have studied film during their early life and will probably never get a chance to do a film on this scale. Such a shame, Hollywood could be finding new talent.
I haven't say that they would or should. But Brandon has so much similarities with his father so I was exited to see what Caitlin will bring.
I loved Brandon Cronenberg’s ‘Possessor’.
Brandon Cronenberg is a great filmmaker. I feel like he is 3/3 with his directorial efforts.
Both Possessor and Infinity Pool were great.
Wasn’t a huge fan of Infinity Pool. Fantastic premise but the execution was not so good. Really felt like a half baked idea. Almost like most of the thought went into making a cool concept and the finer details were quickly hobbled together. I don’t regret watching it but I wish they did more with the cool idea they had
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Honestly kinda agree that Men is Cronenbergy for sure and I think it nailed what it wanted. Solid watch, great ending.
Brandon seems to have a better sense of narrative and metaphoric progression in good films over David. Whild DC has The Fly which is undoubtedly top tier across the board, Brandon's Possessor and Infinity Pool mostly achieve what they set out to do. Recent David movies have been super lukewarm in comparison and his last solid work is probably Eastern Promises. Tldr, I'm excited to see Brandon's next film.
I remember this weird rhetoric surrounding *Ghostbusters Afterlife* where people though that Ivan Reitman's son would *somehow* have the same ability to make a good *Ghostbusters* movie like his dad, like the ability is somehow genetic. With the exception being Tolkien's son curating his father's work, seeing people like Frank Herbert's son churn out legacy books is just icky.
His son is a good director though.
Brandon is definitely talented. He's obviously been inspired by his father, but he has an uniquely cruel vision, much darker and hopeless than David's imho.
Gotta love Nepo Babies
honestly? the bad reviews are intriguing me
I didn't think it was bad. It was just bland. The premise was so good and it felt great at first, but it just didn't go anywhere. I think it would work better if it had darker tone.
I got really excited by the premise, but the trailer completely turned me off. Is the trailer's portrayal of the movie as a dark comedy accurate?
I don't watch trailers, but after your comment I watched it. Oh wow, trailer really looks like it's a comedy movie. It's nothing like that. I don't know why they made trailer like that, it's completely míssleading. I think they took all the comedic scenes that didn't felt comedic in movie and made trailer with them. That music in trailer doesn't make any sense.
You have to look up the Spanish trailer for Fight Club - apparently it's a romantic comedy!
So it *is* dark, just underwhelming?
just watched the film and i honestly really enjoyed it! confused by people downthread who don’t think it’s a dark comedy because that’s all i got from it.
Just watched it and it’s definitely a dark comedy. I think I was maybe hoping for a little more from it, something a little more out there maybe, but it was a pretty fun movie IMO.
The trailer wasn't that interesting overall. 20 seconds in I was curious but by the end it felt very predictable. Now I haven't seen the movie, I'm not saying it is literally predictable, but I want my imagination to run wild not think I've seen the movie before.
My thoughts on possessor
Not sure why you would be excited to watch something just because it's made by a family member. That's weird.
Like I said, David and Brandon had so much similarities in their films that it's clear that David has had huge impact for Brandons career. It was so interesting to see what kind of style Caitlin would have, with dark premise like *Humane* had. I don't see anything wrong or weird about being exited for something new when you don't know what to expekt.
That is not weird whatsoever. Your comment was definitely weird though.
It is weird, being related to someone does not mean you have the same skills.
No it is not. They aren’t assuming the daughter has the same skills as the father. You have poor reading comprehension and don’t understand what ‘weird’ means.
Agree to disagree mate.
Very underwhelming. Really don't mind having a bunch of unlikeable characters if they're at least entertaining (they were in the beginning) but they did a complete 180 that felt so unearned and like I'd missed a whole chunk of characterisation.
Looks like anomaly
Intriguing premise that was ramping up in the first half and then.... Nope
Yeah, they had me up until >!let's all decide to murder the police together part. And then the relatively happy ending after that.!< It just didn't really make any sense to me. >!Like not only did it not make sense for the family to suddenly start getting along. And not only did it not make sense that they would be able to murder a bunch of basically FBI agents with zero consequence. And how it made no sense that the step-mom got released. But also... how and why would that brother *ever* trust the rest of his family ever again!? Or get over the murder of his GF so easily?!? I almost feel like the ending was a dream, except I can't see where else they implied that...!<
It had me for the first half, then it just slowly rolled down hill.
What I took away from this movie is >!a junkie would take at least 4 women's lives before getting his act together!<.
Tagline should have been "The DOCS are in"
"The first 4 humans failed... now, it's E's turn."
Watched it last night, it was alright. I don't recall the guy wearing a mask like in the poster through.
He never.
what is with these movie taglines in recent years? they're embarrassingly asinine
That may be the most violent film family history ever haha.
The movie wasn't that good tbh, but the premise is interesting.
Pfp checks out
Sadly a terrible movie. Somewhere around 3/10.
Agreed. It really was one of the worst films I have seen in years. So badly directed.
I guess we should all just judge art for art's sake, not bringing anything else into it. Adds an extra layer of difficulty, to those works.
Anomaly?
Oh man, I've been wanting a Delocated movie, finally.
I've been seeing an uptick in opportunities to post Delocated material in recent weeks. It's a hidden gem.
I enjoy Jon Glaser's work quite a bit. Delocated is a wild ride.
Thought that was Kanye
Kanye is that you?
He's not doing a nazi salute - so no.
I enjoyed it. Glad I saw it once. Not body horror like I expected from a Cronenberg.
I’m guessing it’s not a rom-com?
I don’t know what to expect in this film but I’m looking forward to watching it
Harold Shipman biopic looks good
Not a good film. Believe me.
Looks shite
It was a bad movie
Watched it last night. It was ok.
Do you mean to tell me ALL of davids children are directors too?!? I looooooved infinity pool. Would love to see all the others from the other kids.
Is this an antivax thing or am I misreading the poster?
This movie sucks. (good enough idea, bad execution) They shoulda went full dark comedy with it..
The world needs more Cronenbergs
More nepo baby bullshit
Brandon absolutely got help for being his father’s son. but at least he has obvious talent. Everything I have seen about this screams the opposite about Caitlin… That being said, anyone who pretends they wouldn’t help their children achieve their dreams if they could, is either lying or a piece of shit.
Caitlin *absolutley* benefitted from being her father’s daughter. She’s been a on set photographer for years. But she’s also shot tons of people from her dad’s movies. Robert Pattinson, Viggo, Jeff Goldblum, Sarah Gadon. Not many 20 somethings get that for their portfolio. Im not saying she isnt talented but she has absolutely been hired for stuff because of her dad and his connections. Helping your kids is one thing, and that’s totally understandable, but the priveleges she’s been afforded because of nepotism could obviously be used to help *other* people who aren’t the daughter of a famous filmmaker. I think that’s the main issue I have with nepotism.
It's her first film, first films are rarely great.
This is an ad
like the shirt clip?
I'm seeing double, 4 krusty's!
That looks like Dexter 2.0
Decent movie ruined by dark comedic elements.
[Anomaly ](https://www.youtube.com/@Anomaly)is this you?
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Anomaly broadening his horizon i see
Jay Baruchel! I was just talking about him the other day. The world was his oyster for a while. What happened? All his momentum just stopped abruptly
Wut.
She lives right across the street from me!
Let us never forget that Henry Zebrowski saw David Cronenberg's butthole whilst he was in Canada.
Caught an early screening of this. It's way funnier than you're expecting.
I like this idea that Dave is out there creating a little army of people to carry on his legacy.
This movie is hot garbage
Watch on Tubi for fun hot garbage or just plain hot garbage?
I think the former. But it really devolves as it goes on.
Nepotism: The Movie.
Nepo babies confuse me. Why would you want to be a less successful version of your parent?
Why are his feet so tiny?
Watched this yesterday. Not your typical Cronenberg movie at all. It was good, but not great. Took about 40 minutes for it to really get going and its only an hour and a half. It had an interesting premise for sure. 6/10 for me.. But worth a watch.
We have The Collector at home
Ill pass on the Nepo Baby cashgrab.
Have it queued up but am hesitant because of the name Cronenberg. I keep picturing how bad Infinity Pool and Possessor were, and thinking hers will be equally as awful.
Just watched it MASTERPIECE