Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross: (You Made It Feel Like) Home

I will be honest, I mainly watched this movie / music video due to some of my two favorite actors being the main characters, but I must say this movie/music video is beautiful and sweet. The soundtrack to Bones and All was fantastic. I quickly had to move all of my favorite movies from a 10/10 down to a 9/10 because this movie just took the spot. I sobbed to this movie for multiple days just because it was that good of a movie. It was beautiful. I was left speechless the night I watched it. I was kept up. Anyone who says it was "disgusting" or "horrifying" simply did not understand the complex love that was displayed most perfectly.

If you are an absolute fan of the movie, please, I beg you, watch this music video. It includes scenes from the movie as well as scenes that have never been shown.

This was a very original way to shopw how our addictions to everything from which water to drink to designer drugs, we consume each other. In this case literally!

If you come from a family with any of the "curses" of the flesh, this makes total sense, albetit, a graphic representation of the realities of living in a society of hyperconsumption and look around you!

We indeed consume our children, parents, each other, relationsips and the only character that actually tried to break the cycle was "crazy" and "locked-up" doomed to live hyper-medicated and still unable to escape the result of her choices....the daughter, who in spite of her efforts is doomed to repeat the cycle.

An excellent commontary of what we have all become, hyper consumers...Welcome to America!

I'm somewhat speechless with this soundtrack video for Luca Guadagnino's film "Bones and All" with the duo Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross presenting a magnificent soft ballad that echoes sentiments from the main characters, the cannibal couple Lee and Maren (Timothée Chalamet and Taylor Russell). The film director selected clips from his film and also some bits that didn't make into the final cut, but rather than picking all the highlights from the movie he composes this video by only using moments of love and peace between the couple and some solitary moments of theirs or the emptiness and loneliness of the small towns they cross during their journey.

Images and sound are a perfect match here and this is a winner clip by all accounts. Hands down the best soundtrack video in recent years, it shows true excellence not only in the selected images which resonates a feeling of peace and quiet just like those characters try to achieve whenever they are in each other's company, but also the melancholy brought on by the sound of Reznor & Ross. It's a fell-good moment from everybody involved. On the flip side, for those who haven't seen "Bones and All" it might be a deceit of sorts because the film is also a horror film about cannibalism and it goes a little further than just a romantic couple having a good time with each other. There's a lot more going on and it's all great, one of the best experiences I've seen in recent years, Timmy nailed it again.

As said it will look something completely when you watch the movie and the basis presented here it gives the feeling of seeing a non-official film trailer so, to this one you gotta have an open mind. But if you had seen the movie (and liked it) then you'll fall in love with this short. It's beautiful all the way, very unique. 10/10.