Thank you so much for this beautiful reflection. I saw the film for the first time yesterday, and as an almost 70 year old man who has been through, well, a lot, I was so deeply moved by this heartwarming and heartbreaking story. Like both Dog and Robot, I have had important people leave my life, people without whom I felt I could not survive, and somehow I did. And in times I was slowly able to open my heart again, I found other people for whom I could care deeply, without ever forgetting those who came before. as someone who lived in New York in the 1980s, one thing that struck me about "Robot Dreams" was that, throughout the movie, the World Trade Center is seen in the distance. When I lived there and then, I took it for granted, something always over there that would always be over there, and it was an early visual cue that this film takes place before the turn of the century. As the film went on, though, I felt that the presence of the Twin Towers must be intentional, as was the choice of “September” as a leitmotif throughout the film, as foreshadowings of how permanence and joy can change in an instant. Ultimately what this movie asks us is, what happens when you open your heart to someone and that someone is taken away from you? Is it possible in the face of unspeakable loss to find happiness again? “Robot Dreams” answers this in an exceedingly mature and nuanced and complex and compassionate way. I was an absolute wreck by the end of the film, and I'm still feeling all the feels a day later. And for that I am glad and very grateful.
@hortensehorseman532817 күн бұрын
Beautiful letter. I love this movie.
@goodnightgoodnightgoodnightАй бұрын
i love this movie. im about to watch it for the third time in theaters. it makes me so happy to see that other people see the wonder in it that i do. it deserved the oscar quite honestly. what a movie.
@StyleCinephileАй бұрын
Truly!
@g--stef475620 күн бұрын
I have seen it in theaters twice and might have to for a third time. God I love this movie.
@michaelkrupar9808Ай бұрын
Yes, you are so much more than a love story.... They enrich, elevate, and etch themselves into the very fabric of what makes you an unforgettable experience.... Sometimes, Idealizm needs to win!
@Bellus-cv8bz2 ай бұрын
Never watched that movie but every review I saw of it almost made me cry
@StyleCinephile2 ай бұрын
What are you waiting for? Purchase you your own copy and watch it. Worth your time!
@julianseng4037Ай бұрын
Watch it. It makes me cried and learn to appreciate true friendship
@endgamefond3 ай бұрын
If someone is like Andrew Scott' feels super alone and single then we are all fkked.
@malex43213 ай бұрын
This movie broke me
@SkyemailExperiences-ge2xf3 ай бұрын
I imagine this was a very well articulated and thoughtful review. Unfortunately, the background harp music drowns out the reviewers comments so it is struggle to hear what is being said. The music is lovely on its own or if it had been used here and there to highlight portions of the video. Running the music throughout the video at the same volume as the speaker makes it compete for attention by the viewer. This is a common problem in movies and TV shows where someone's music is trying to outshine the performance of the actors. All of us Strangers does not do that. It properly balances the music with the scene so that it elevates to mood of the scenes rather than competing with it. Like adding a hint of spice to a dish to improve flavor rather than overwhelm the meal with heavy spice. I loved this film, but did not appreciate this review due to the poor mixing of background music with dialog. Focus on the content of the review, use music subtly to enhance the experience not to divert attention away from the reviews message.
@SerafiFaasuamalie-rr9wk3 ай бұрын
Bruh why’d you have to cook when I’m in my feelings man🥹
@StyleCinephile3 ай бұрын
I’m sorry HAHA I had to! 😆
@betenoire98053 ай бұрын
Thank you for this. Encapsulates this gorgeous, precious film perfectly.
@StyleCinephile3 ай бұрын
Precious films deserve every attention in the world! Thank you for stopping by! 🤍
@tetankaluv3 ай бұрын
Robot Dreams animator here and I'm very impressed with your pronunciation of all the Spanish names, good job :D Beautiful video. This movie will also mark a before and after for me, and the experience in all its totality will be very hard to top. I'm extatic that it's getting all this love out there TwT Thank you.
@robertomx13583 ай бұрын
gracias por hacer lo que hoy es mi pelicula favorita, todos ustedes hicieron un gran trabajo y me cambiaron la vida
@StyleCinephile3 ай бұрын
@tetankaluv, AHHHH What an honour from one of the film’s crew to watch my little video and like it. Appreciate it so much, thank you for sharing your talent for us to enjoy. 🤩🫶🏼
@Milkedlobe2 ай бұрын
This movie broke me, but it was so well made, I loved the animation style and even tho I prob won't see this, you and your team left a impact on my life with this animated masterpiece.
@KRodBabay2 ай бұрын
Ayyy Qe Pasa Homes? Orale’
@njbusnutАй бұрын
Wonderful movie
@EppyGibbon3 ай бұрын
A wonderful video, perfectly reflecting on the joys of a wonderful film. Thank you.
@StyleCinephile3 ай бұрын
Thank you for watching!
@johnfoy28403 ай бұрын
If the actual movie is only half as good as this review, I know I'm gonna love it. 🥰
@StyleCinephile3 ай бұрын
Don’t make me cry! 🥹💞🥹
@esteban49743 ай бұрын
Thank you for making this video you have understood the film in detail, it is a very symbolic film, I hope people give it the support it deserves, honestly it deserved the Oscar, the films of today are used to making a good animation and a plot will be successful, Robot Dreams is different it will not have the best animation (which for me it is, It's too beautiful the 2D) But it has an excellent plot that without having a single dialogue says more than a thousand words and all thanks to how alive they managed to make the film lively, with the piano music, which expressed the feelings and situations of the characters, the gestures, the looks they exchanged with each other, everything is very beautiful if you ask me. 10/10
@StyleCinephile3 ай бұрын
Couldn’t agree more! Thanks for watching. 😊
@lorenzoperegoanimator3 ай бұрын
thank you
@StyleCinephile3 ай бұрын
Thank you!!! 😊
@MaBoJo14 ай бұрын
Wonderful description. and the way you voice was gentle really helped
@StyleCinephile4 ай бұрын
Thank you! 😇
@jjstarrprod4 ай бұрын
Fantastic love letter to a movie that deserves all the love in the world. I've seen it twice in theaters already, and ready to go back for round 3, so I can show it to some other friends.
@StyleCinephile4 ай бұрын
Thank you! Yes, share it to everyone that you know! This film deserves the world.
@sammy-lh8mr4 ай бұрын
your words made me tear up. you sum up perfectly how this film made me feel. thank you
@StyleCinephile4 ай бұрын
No, thank you! I’m glad you liked it. 🥹
@nicholasharvey56284 ай бұрын
Damn, nice work
@StyleCinephile4 ай бұрын
Thank you! 🙏🏼
@Phenylala_laine4 ай бұрын
Just finished the movie, and it hit me hard! 🥲 It unlocked some core memories. Glad to know someone else was moved by it too, lovely letter btw! 💖
@StyleCinephile4 ай бұрын
Thank you! 🥹🫶🏼
@NavixGD3 ай бұрын
Where do I watch it I must know
@Brooklynbaby474 ай бұрын
Hey siri play Dark Paradise by Lana Del Rey.
@StyleCinephile4 ай бұрын
Sounds so fitting! 😫🥺
@rubenvcmx89264 ай бұрын
This video felt like a captivating moment that could last forever.
@StyleCinephile4 ай бұрын
Thank you! 😌
@claudioalbanese4274 ай бұрын
I left the cinema devastated, I was about to fall down the stairs
@luanarondonspadale8658Ай бұрын
Me too, I almost got hit by a car after I watched the film, I was deeply touched by All Of Us Strangers, I needed that film so badly and it both healed and hurt my soul and left me haunted for weeks after watching the film.
@claudioalbanese427Ай бұрын
@@luanarondonspadale8658 all my support and emotional closeness. Harry and Adam will live with me forever, it was like looking in the mirror. They have reawakened what I try to forget. I didn't understand which of the two was also me
@claudioalbanese4274 ай бұрын
Thanks
@martinmintman52794 ай бұрын
I thought that Adam and Harry being the only two people in that entire high rise spoke volumes about their loneliness and isolation. Even tho Adam told his mother that being gay was not a lonely life, for many, this is still the case, sadly.
@PrivatePrivate-so4if4 ай бұрын
Thank you for this insightful review of an important film that is, however, being marginalised in two significant ways. Firstly, Andrew Scott’s outstanding performance was seemingly snubbed by BAFTA’s anonymous diverse sub-committee, brought in to ensure full ethnic representation in the films chosen for member voting. Secondly, there’s Disney’s decision not to release the film on hard media - blu ray or dvd - but only as streamed content. Such actions will have a significant impact on the gay community. Both decisions are irresponsible, potentially homophobic, and will limit the audience for a masterpiece in which gay people are presented realistically and not as the stereotypes that normally exist in mainstream media. Such patronising films as BROS, for instance, are released on every media platform despite the image of gay people they present being false, reactionary, offensive and damaging to many in the community. Both Disney and BAFTA’s treatment of Andrew Haig’s film are unacceptable and should be called to account. In
@StyleCinephile4 ай бұрын
💔🥺💔
@dg66124 ай бұрын
Me, a gay black man reading this… 🤔
@PrivatePrivate-so4if4 ай бұрын
@@dg6612 Hello there. My comment was not meant in any way to be offensive. Statistically there is much homophobia amongst black groups. Objective surveys, for instance, have shown that 60% of ordinary UK Muslims feel that gay people should be criminalised and most feel they should never be allowed to work as teachers etc. BAFTA is understandably concerned about white unconscious bias when selecting films for consideration, hence their drive for more diverse selection panels, but I feel they should also be considering unconscious bias where people of colour are concerned too. The mystery of why Andrew Scott was not recognised by BAFTA or The Oscars, unfortunately leads to this form of speculation. Prejudice is not restricted to any one racial group and to see that this magnificent performance has not been recognised is understandably concerning. Surely, if BAFTA insists on unconscious bias training for its “BAFTA too white” members it must be for all ethnic groups and not “simply” centre on matters of race or ethnicity.
@cliffm65664 ай бұрын
Fantastic review and analysis of this wonderful film, so much much more than “I’ve been crying for the last 3 days” lol.
@StyleCinephile4 ай бұрын
“I’ve been crying for the last three days that my mind just run out of words.” 😅 Relatable. Thank you! Glad you liked it. 😊
@micheletotton93424 ай бұрын
Very thought provoking review. Loved this movie and still feel impacted by it
@StyleCinephile4 ай бұрын
Thank you! 🫶🏼 Same here. 🥺
@flyonthewalltheatre4 ай бұрын
a cinematic masterpiece.
@StyleCinephile4 ай бұрын
Indeed.
@user-jn3in4rr1h4 ай бұрын
Is is the best commentary I have heard on this amazing film.
@StyleCinephile4 ай бұрын
You have no idea, as a small creator, how much I appreciate this!
@giaanhbk4 ай бұрын
This film is so magical that i keep going back watching it again and again and again
@StyleCinephile4 ай бұрын
Absolutely agree with you on this one!
@morepartzcouk63744 ай бұрын
Me too 11 times in the last 2 weeks. I'm trying to understand why ...
@marnyfrancesca25264 ай бұрын
@@morepartzcouk6374 Maybe the story is touching something unaddressed and unhealed deep within? 😢
@giaanhbk4 ай бұрын
@@marnyfrancesca2526 yes I think it's the loneliness I always feel. Sometimes I'm okie but sometimes it almost feels unbearable.
@morepartzcouk63744 ай бұрын
@@marnyfrancesca2526 It probably is, im 50 and its very nostalgic for starters, i had friends who had dads that behaved exactly like Jamie Bell in this, some have said his is the weakest performance, i disagree, hes spot on. think id need therapy to really find out lol, but what an amazing film, the best film ive seen in years. shocking that it didnt get a single BAFTA.
@anthonywatts20339 ай бұрын
First, I love the film, I loved the book too. This commentary however verges on sarcasm. RW&RB is a bloody good RomCom, with pieces of writing that exceed the average, acting that is good, but some bits that are truly pedestrian. Like Doris Day movie of the 50s, it the best example of what it is. No more no less.
@celiovillalba2379 ай бұрын
Take my breath away
@sylvissime9 ай бұрын
Not far from saying that Matthew Lopez is hand made by Jesus or god himself. This great movie doesn't need to be celebrate this way
@joncarsello79879 ай бұрын
Your letter is very beautiful and clear. I love this movie more than I can say or even understand but your letter conveys the truth that the film is a romantic masterpiece that will live forever in our hearts. Thank you.
@miniaturecreature9 ай бұрын
How i wish the same filmmakers to make a w/w love story just as enchanting as rwrb!
@alishoshi10 ай бұрын
Es maravillosa, completa, con todos los hermosos sentimientos que se puedan sentir al ver esta hermosa historia de amor. Gracias taylor y nicholas. Ojalá vuelvan a trabajar juntos en cualquier tipo de película, y si nos regalan una secuela será de bendición
@user-bi8sd1oj5o10 ай бұрын
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉
@horacioyrausquin460110 ай бұрын
Award season is going to be very busy with this film. A gallery of excellence.
@johnnehrich960110 ай бұрын
I have not heard anyone comment about the music, so I will. Beyond the choice of actual songs, I love the incidental music - that which accompanies Alex as he nervously paces the red room, the swelling music for both the New Year's eve and the red room kiss, etc. Such music is meant to stay unnoticed on its own accord but emphasizes the emotion of the given moment, and throughout this movie, it does so wonderfully.
@johnnehrich960110 ай бұрын
I love Amy too, her character and the actress who plays her. She says so much in just the few lines she is given.
@johnnehrich960110 ай бұрын
So first there was this incredible movie which I simply can't stop watching in all its forms - full movie, clips, bloopers, interviews, reaction videos. Now this love letter to the movie itself, which also takes my breath away. You have beautify said what I and others feel. Thanks from the depth of my soul!
@edwinschirp353610 ай бұрын
I don't know who to addres... but I'll say this letter is the best epitome about this film adaptation over this novel I've encounter... congratulations to the creators...
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uh oh i just felt something 🥹
Can they speak
Thank you so much for this beautiful reflection. I saw the film for the first time yesterday, and as an almost 70 year old man who has been through, well, a lot, I was so deeply moved by this heartwarming and heartbreaking story. Like both Dog and Robot, I have had important people leave my life, people without whom I felt I could not survive, and somehow I did. And in times I was slowly able to open my heart again, I found other people for whom I could care deeply, without ever forgetting those who came before. as someone who lived in New York in the 1980s, one thing that struck me about "Robot Dreams" was that, throughout the movie, the World Trade Center is seen in the distance. When I lived there and then, I took it for granted, something always over there that would always be over there, and it was an early visual cue that this film takes place before the turn of the century. As the film went on, though, I felt that the presence of the Twin Towers must be intentional, as was the choice of “September” as a leitmotif throughout the film, as foreshadowings of how permanence and joy can change in an instant. Ultimately what this movie asks us is, what happens when you open your heart to someone and that someone is taken away from you? Is it possible in the face of unspeakable loss to find happiness again? “Robot Dreams” answers this in an exceedingly mature and nuanced and complex and compassionate way. I was an absolute wreck by the end of the film, and I'm still feeling all the feels a day later. And for that I am glad and very grateful.
Beautiful letter. I love this movie.
i love this movie. im about to watch it for the third time in theaters. it makes me so happy to see that other people see the wonder in it that i do. it deserved the oscar quite honestly. what a movie.
Truly!
I have seen it in theaters twice and might have to for a third time. God I love this movie.
Yes, you are so much more than a love story.... They enrich, elevate, and etch themselves into the very fabric of what makes you an unforgettable experience.... Sometimes, Idealizm needs to win!
Never watched that movie but every review I saw of it almost made me cry
What are you waiting for? Purchase you your own copy and watch it. Worth your time!
Watch it. It makes me cried and learn to appreciate true friendship
If someone is like Andrew Scott' feels super alone and single then we are all fkked.
This movie broke me
I imagine this was a very well articulated and thoughtful review. Unfortunately, the background harp music drowns out the reviewers comments so it is struggle to hear what is being said. The music is lovely on its own or if it had been used here and there to highlight portions of the video. Running the music throughout the video at the same volume as the speaker makes it compete for attention by the viewer. This is a common problem in movies and TV shows where someone's music is trying to outshine the performance of the actors. All of us Strangers does not do that. It properly balances the music with the scene so that it elevates to mood of the scenes rather than competing with it. Like adding a hint of spice to a dish to improve flavor rather than overwhelm the meal with heavy spice. I loved this film, but did not appreciate this review due to the poor mixing of background music with dialog. Focus on the content of the review, use music subtly to enhance the experience not to divert attention away from the reviews message.
Bruh why’d you have to cook when I’m in my feelings man🥹
I’m sorry HAHA I had to! 😆
Thank you for this. Encapsulates this gorgeous, precious film perfectly.
Precious films deserve every attention in the world! Thank you for stopping by! 🤍
Robot Dreams animator here and I'm very impressed with your pronunciation of all the Spanish names, good job :D Beautiful video. This movie will also mark a before and after for me, and the experience in all its totality will be very hard to top. I'm extatic that it's getting all this love out there TwT Thank you.
gracias por hacer lo que hoy es mi pelicula favorita, todos ustedes hicieron un gran trabajo y me cambiaron la vida
@tetankaluv, AHHHH What an honour from one of the film’s crew to watch my little video and like it. Appreciate it so much, thank you for sharing your talent for us to enjoy. 🤩🫶🏼
This movie broke me, but it was so well made, I loved the animation style and even tho I prob won't see this, you and your team left a impact on my life with this animated masterpiece.
Ayyy Qe Pasa Homes? Orale’
Wonderful movie
A wonderful video, perfectly reflecting on the joys of a wonderful film. Thank you.
Thank you for watching!
If the actual movie is only half as good as this review, I know I'm gonna love it. 🥰
Don’t make me cry! 🥹💞🥹
Thank you for making this video you have understood the film in detail, it is a very symbolic film, I hope people give it the support it deserves, honestly it deserved the Oscar, the films of today are used to making a good animation and a plot will be successful, Robot Dreams is different it will not have the best animation (which for me it is, It's too beautiful the 2D) But it has an excellent plot that without having a single dialogue says more than a thousand words and all thanks to how alive they managed to make the film lively, with the piano music, which expressed the feelings and situations of the characters, the gestures, the looks they exchanged with each other, everything is very beautiful if you ask me. 10/10
Couldn’t agree more! Thanks for watching. 😊
thank you
Thank you!!! 😊
Wonderful description. and the way you voice was gentle really helped
Thank you! 😇
Fantastic love letter to a movie that deserves all the love in the world. I've seen it twice in theaters already, and ready to go back for round 3, so I can show it to some other friends.
Thank you! Yes, share it to everyone that you know! This film deserves the world.
your words made me tear up. you sum up perfectly how this film made me feel. thank you
No, thank you! I’m glad you liked it. 🥹
Damn, nice work
Thank you! 🙏🏼
Just finished the movie, and it hit me hard! 🥲 It unlocked some core memories. Glad to know someone else was moved by it too, lovely letter btw! 💖
Thank you! 🥹🫶🏼
Where do I watch it I must know
Hey siri play Dark Paradise by Lana Del Rey.
Sounds so fitting! 😫🥺
This video felt like a captivating moment that could last forever.
Thank you! 😌
I left the cinema devastated, I was about to fall down the stairs
Me too, I almost got hit by a car after I watched the film, I was deeply touched by All Of Us Strangers, I needed that film so badly and it both healed and hurt my soul and left me haunted for weeks after watching the film.
@@luanarondonspadale8658 all my support and emotional closeness. Harry and Adam will live with me forever, it was like looking in the mirror. They have reawakened what I try to forget. I didn't understand which of the two was also me
Thanks
I thought that Adam and Harry being the only two people in that entire high rise spoke volumes about their loneliness and isolation. Even tho Adam told his mother that being gay was not a lonely life, for many, this is still the case, sadly.
Thank you for this insightful review of an important film that is, however, being marginalised in two significant ways. Firstly, Andrew Scott’s outstanding performance was seemingly snubbed by BAFTA’s anonymous diverse sub-committee, brought in to ensure full ethnic representation in the films chosen for member voting. Secondly, there’s Disney’s decision not to release the film on hard media - blu ray or dvd - but only as streamed content. Such actions will have a significant impact on the gay community. Both decisions are irresponsible, potentially homophobic, and will limit the audience for a masterpiece in which gay people are presented realistically and not as the stereotypes that normally exist in mainstream media. Such patronising films as BROS, for instance, are released on every media platform despite the image of gay people they present being false, reactionary, offensive and damaging to many in the community. Both Disney and BAFTA’s treatment of Andrew Haig’s film are unacceptable and should be called to account. In
💔🥺💔
Me, a gay black man reading this… 🤔
@@dg6612 Hello there. My comment was not meant in any way to be offensive. Statistically there is much homophobia amongst black groups. Objective surveys, for instance, have shown that 60% of ordinary UK Muslims feel that gay people should be criminalised and most feel they should never be allowed to work as teachers etc. BAFTA is understandably concerned about white unconscious bias when selecting films for consideration, hence their drive for more diverse selection panels, but I feel they should also be considering unconscious bias where people of colour are concerned too. The mystery of why Andrew Scott was not recognised by BAFTA or The Oscars, unfortunately leads to this form of speculation. Prejudice is not restricted to any one racial group and to see that this magnificent performance has not been recognised is understandably concerning. Surely, if BAFTA insists on unconscious bias training for its “BAFTA too white” members it must be for all ethnic groups and not “simply” centre on matters of race or ethnicity.
Fantastic review and analysis of this wonderful film, so much much more than “I’ve been crying for the last 3 days” lol.
“I’ve been crying for the last three days that my mind just run out of words.” 😅 Relatable. Thank you! Glad you liked it. 😊
Very thought provoking review. Loved this movie and still feel impacted by it
Thank you! 🫶🏼 Same here. 🥺
a cinematic masterpiece.
Indeed.
Is is the best commentary I have heard on this amazing film.
You have no idea, as a small creator, how much I appreciate this!
This film is so magical that i keep going back watching it again and again and again
Absolutely agree with you on this one!
Me too 11 times in the last 2 weeks. I'm trying to understand why ...
@@morepartzcouk6374 Maybe the story is touching something unaddressed and unhealed deep within? 😢
@@marnyfrancesca2526 yes I think it's the loneliness I always feel. Sometimes I'm okie but sometimes it almost feels unbearable.
@@marnyfrancesca2526 It probably is, im 50 and its very nostalgic for starters, i had friends who had dads that behaved exactly like Jamie Bell in this, some have said his is the weakest performance, i disagree, hes spot on. think id need therapy to really find out lol, but what an amazing film, the best film ive seen in years. shocking that it didnt get a single BAFTA.
First, I love the film, I loved the book too. This commentary however verges on sarcasm. RW&RB is a bloody good RomCom, with pieces of writing that exceed the average, acting that is good, but some bits that are truly pedestrian. Like Doris Day movie of the 50s, it the best example of what it is. No more no less.
Take my breath away
Not far from saying that Matthew Lopez is hand made by Jesus or god himself. This great movie doesn't need to be celebrate this way
Your letter is very beautiful and clear. I love this movie more than I can say or even understand but your letter conveys the truth that the film is a romantic masterpiece that will live forever in our hearts. Thank you.
How i wish the same filmmakers to make a w/w love story just as enchanting as rwrb!
Es maravillosa, completa, con todos los hermosos sentimientos que se puedan sentir al ver esta hermosa historia de amor. Gracias taylor y nicholas. Ojalá vuelvan a trabajar juntos en cualquier tipo de película, y si nos regalan una secuela será de bendición
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉
Award season is going to be very busy with this film. A gallery of excellence.
I have not heard anyone comment about the music, so I will. Beyond the choice of actual songs, I love the incidental music - that which accompanies Alex as he nervously paces the red room, the swelling music for both the New Year's eve and the red room kiss, etc. Such music is meant to stay unnoticed on its own accord but emphasizes the emotion of the given moment, and throughout this movie, it does so wonderfully.
I love Amy too, her character and the actress who plays her. She says so much in just the few lines she is given.
So first there was this incredible movie which I simply can't stop watching in all its forms - full movie, clips, bloopers, interviews, reaction videos. Now this love letter to the movie itself, which also takes my breath away. You have beautify said what I and others feel. Thanks from the depth of my soul!
I don't know who to addres... but I'll say this letter is the best epitome about this film adaptation over this novel I've encounter... congratulations to the creators...
Exactly!! Thanks.
Пприятныи отдых
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Mmmmm 🥰 🥰 🥰 bbella uwu ♥❤
Movie name
Aftersun (2022)
Beautiful movie.....