Academy Award nominated Luca Guadagnino brings his newest film, Bones and All, to the 2022 Venice Film Festival. Below are initial social responses to the newest film starring Taylor Russell and Timothée Chalamet.
#Venezia79 #BonesAndAll Taylor Russell is the unstoppable driving force of this gory ballad, as tender as a good piece of meat. Chalamet brings the rock 'n' roll, Mark Rylance more menacing vibes. I ate good.
— Lorenzo Ciorcalo (@rotovisor) September 2, 2022
Just saw #LucaGuadagnino’s #Bonesandall. Edge on the seat, absorbing from start to finish. #TimotheeChalamet, #taylorrussell and #markrylance are terrific. Let’s just say #kiss’ #lickitup took on a new meaning. @la_Biennale #VeniceFilmFestival
— ruben nepales (@nepalesruben) September 2, 2022
Bones and All had my jaw agape for much of the film – but is as tender as any Guadagnino film can be too. Taylor Russell is extraordinary. You could almost say… she “ate”. #Venezia79
— A flop trying to pop (@Val_Cherish69) September 2, 2022
I thought #BonesAndAll was fantastic. My personal favorite of Guadagnino’s filmography.
— ahmad (@thisisnotahmad) September 2, 2022
Taylor Russell is incredible. A truly stunning performance. Timothée Chalamet gives such a layered and nuanced performance. His most restrained but also one of his best.
I adored this movie. pic.twitter.com/R4tRGyDhmq
#BonesAndAll beautifully contrasts visual rawness with moving themes richly layered with compelling humanity, lead by stunning performances from Taylor Russell & Timothée Chalamet as isolated cannibal souls desperately seeking connection. pic.twitter.com/1gkmOdL0kS
— Ren Geekness (@RenGeekness) September 2, 2022
1/3: If you can overlook the extreme gore, the visceral violence, the horrific, disgusting body violations BONES AND ALL is the most beautiful love story of the year. A super-smart publicist friend called it BONESLAND because of how closely it hews to Mallick’s BADLANDS. pic.twitter.com/UmciBtkYxK
— Keith Simanton (@IMDbKeith) September 2, 2022
BONES AND ALL is so sweepingly, gushingly romantic, but also very gross, fitting neatly in between CMBYN and Suspiria on the Luca scale.
— Esther Zuckerman (@ezwrites) September 2, 2022
#VeniceFilmFestival: #BonesAndAll director Luca Guadagnino does for Taylor Russell what he did for Timothée Chalamet in "Call Me by Your Name." Read our review here: https://t.co/am6cmAExIf pic.twitter.com/DF1L1EyukQ
— IndieWire (@IndieWire) September 2, 2022
I am a MONSTER fan of #BonesAndAll, one of the year’s best genre films. It’s uncomfortably gruesome at times, but it introduces a fascinating mythology & is ultimately a beautifully unique love story. Timothée Chalamet rules, of course, tho Taylor Russell is just phenomenal. pic.twitter.com/tFrcbB7W1j
— Erik Davis (@ErikDavis) September 2, 2022
Bones and All got all the ingredients for a delicious movie meal, with Russell & Chamamlet in this coming-of-age, cannibal road trip film. Arguably, the rawness and messy nature of the plot might have been the intention after all
— Ewan Graf (@GrafEwan) September 2, 2022
7/10#BonesAndAll #TimotheeChalamet #Venezia79 pic.twitter.com/1TpcTGIUmy
BONES AND ALL: One of the most disturbing, yet intensely romantic films I’ve seen in a long time. Not a single missed beat here, and @RealChalamet / Taylor Russell are both magnetic.#Venezia79 #BonesAndAll @RealChalamet #TaylorRussell #LucaGuadagnino @BonesAndAllFilm pic.twitter.com/H9fyveJkZr
— Wilson Kwong (@throwdown815) September 2, 2022
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