Yes i have saw the ban in the Window, what an amazing detail in the background

did anyone notice when he talks to her outside after following her he stops mid sentence and turns his head as a car passes???

hell nah, wont watch it again

So creepy!!!

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Yeah, I notice that as well. what about the blue color that was dominant throughout the whole movie?

I think it's implied that Lee had eaten his dad "bones and all"

Its cus white people really eat people hence the lightskin black girl and darkskin black dad abandoning shorty n crazy ass momma

Yeah interesting I never thought of it that way. I thought it more just as a visual choice to emphasise the dark blood against the white and ran with that throughout. But that’s maybe a bit shallow for the references in this movie

Interesting thought. I think it was just because it showed all the blood so well. But, there probably is a deeper meaning

yeah they did act like junkies ,and it's referenced throughout the film. You aren't smart for coming up with this theory

As someone with these same sort of problems I saw these parallels as well, she looks into her past to try and figure things out and begins to form relationships she might not have along the journey. Even though she hates what she is she has trouble denying it and just when the sun is peaking over the horizon for her it falls again. There’s also a very specific loneliness the movie portrayed that feels a lot like the isolation one might face from their family and trying to fill these gaps with “feeding” on others or hurting them because you just feel like you have to make these decisions that other people wouldn’t

So like in this world people are born as cannibals or do they choose to become them or something?

@@nikolasfausto4237 basically what happens is they have these cannibalistic desires as children, when they get older they have to “feed” or they lose control over it and just feed at will. This is kinda shown in this one sleepover scene(*spoiler* she bites someones finger) the thing about this is that there are more than just her and while they don’t have “powers” per say they can sense eachother through smell. I would say they are born cannibals based on the fact that they smell eachother and they have a distinct thinv that makes them different than regular people.

@@camjam6112 ahh ok thanks also are they stronger than regular people to or how do they kill people so easily

Oh my god🫣😭

Not really... Judt like a lot of men who want to consume/ (not literally) own a woman.

Dat back arch

He scared me from the start, I hated how he talked to Maren lmao

LMFAOO

then does her opinion change ? bones and all is a preconceived notion of desperation and savagery. in the end its the ultimate expression of love. she made the choice to consume everything so lee's sacrifice was not in vain

@@fistofthenorthstar9010 i agree, while i can see eating bones and all as savagery, clearly the ending of the movie it was out of love, and by the last shot them together still basically means he is with her always moving forward.

@@BrandonPrive1432 The ending gives a room for interpretation. It might be a case that she joins him in other world, or he stays with her in her inner world/heart/soul and imagination. The script literally says the following: "What we see is youth, freedom, beauty, and most of all love. This country belongs to them here, not the reverse. There is no abandonment, no shame, and no harm. Not anymore. They are welcome here. They can stay".

@@LAZISH my mom thought the ending meant he survived lol

he could have been lying

No his Father was the first he CONSUMED vs bit

What happened ?

bro, it was so obvious sully was coming back

@@schzti2455 yea but I didn't think he'd be that mad

i just finished watching and the ending took me completely by surprise I was not expecting sully to come back the ending made me so sad 10/10

It sucks but at the same time losing his sister likely would have been devastating to him going forward. Bittersweet ending but Maren goes on. Maybe even pregnant who knows!

yeah they did act like junkies ,and it's referenced throughout the film. You aren't smart for coming up with this theory

@@schzti2455 awe 🫢 yah got me. Thanks for saying I’m not smart instead of adding something of value to the conversation. My comment was in response to conversations I’ve participated in where others believe Bones an all is not a discussion of addiction and rather just a really cool idea that someone made a movie out of. Because of observations I’ve made about addicts in my life, I commented what I noticed in the movie before reading the director and writers actual Intentions for this film and what it symbolizes. So No I didn’t come up with theory🤦🏽‍♀️ I deduced it by taking notes while watching the film. Have a good one 🤘🏼

@@schzti2455 did you go around to each comment in which somebody came up with a theory and say something nasty to put them down? What is wrong with you? What is your damage? I don’t expect a real answer, but I am genuinely curious

she licked Lee and she didn't want to eat him even if Lee insisted

But they were together at the end on a beach, explain that please

Lol. Someone in the comments was so moved by the ending that she cried 🥴. Forget this silly trash. Watch, In the Mood for Love by Wong Kar Wai.

@@momoney2get yes you are totally right, I think everyone just misunderstood the ending, she dreamt it all

@@momoney2get it's a flashback but represents they're together forever now spiritually, she has him with her in spirit as she embarks on the rest of her journey alone, idk that's what I got out of it lol

i thought it was a metaphor for lee and maren’s connection as he was her first “bones and all” cause she ate him. (this is so weird omg)

@@cid6600 Exactly that's what I got too, the biggest reason to is the title of the movie and also the dudes explaining about the after of Bones And All

I thought that sully would be their "bones and all" but the ending made me sick to my stomach

yeah they did act like junkies ,and it's referenced throughout the film. You aren't smart for coming up with this theory

@@schzti2455 That's odd since it wasn't referenced at all. LOL and when i made this comment I had yet to see anyone else even mention that parallel. So ...I guess I AM pretty smart ;) Also, your comment posted over and over, so maybe be smart enough to leave your comments correctly before addressing people vs blowing up their feed with wasted space comments.

@@schzti2455ah, the troll didn’t miss this comment.😂

Or even the bodies representing actual bodies. Sometimes junkies kill for money.

In the novel, their a type of vampire-ghoul that has supernatural abilities. It is said a “eater” can eat someone down all in a few minutes.

Well she wasn’t cool with murdering people for a large portion of the movie, plus all she said about bones that it was impossible to eat them

She struggles with eating at all throughout the film and is fighting her impulses. But eating someone "bones and all" would be an extreme show of desperation and savagery. She mentions how it would be physically impossible, and to feel the desire and have the ability to eat bones would isolate her and make her feel less human more than ever.

its symbolic- it's not supposed to be realistic anyways..

I feel she was upset because the one man wasn’t even an eater. He did it cause he wanted to.

The final moments of the film show Maren and Lee sitting together in a field hugging, in a real moment reminiscent of a normal couple, that Maren can hold onto as she embarks on the rest of her journey alone.

Did they eat people while they were alive?

@@michaelriddick4693 no, only dead people or dying

@@michaelriddick4693 yes and no. in one scene sully and Maron wait till an old woman died then they eat her while lee is fine with killing by slicing or stabbing someone and eating them as they die so while still live technically. they have different morals when it comes to being an eater.

the way i see it maren ate lee, bones and all, just like he asked. the scene on the hill after was a metaphor depicting how maren and lee are forever connected now, because he was her first bones and all.

Lol It's was really weird and almost kinky or fetish like. She should have just called the paramedics.what a werid ending.

i know right! and he made various mistakes like saying that lee's father is the first person he ate meanwhile it's the babysitter or saying the woman sully smelled at the beginning is dead. She is not dead, she has fallen and can't get up.

my mom took the ending as literal

I thought she was reacting that way about the other guy eating people when he was normal

Yes unfortunately 😢

They didn't start to consume her until after she had passed. Maren was able to smell the moment her heart stopped beating and that's when her and sully start to eat the old woman.

Ghouls eat the dead-watch supernatural!!

@@jesscarroll3418 exactly. They sat it out until the moment she died.

I like this interpretation of the ending !

Even i don't understand that part

That's why I came to search the explanation...

On the hill lee talked about after killing and eating his father he would of killed himself if her sister wasnt there and maren said she would kill herself to if it happend to her so in my my mind she killed herself after and since she talked about god multiple times shes in heaven in a place she was happy

Yes it was Lee. It was them sitting on that Hilltop that they had sat on once before. But she ate him alright. Did she eat him “bones and all“ and now he is part of her? Did she die as well and they are together? I don’t know, but it did look a little bit like a heaven scene. When he’s dying, he’s saying “eat me, it will be so beautiful“. We see the apartment completely cleaned. She is gone. And we see them in love together, looking free and safe. So, they are together in someway.

wow i hate you for putting that thought into my mind

I think she kills herself and we see them in Heaven happy and free.

Yes. Others here have said the book was clear on that, and that she ate him , and that the film suggested that the apartment was cleaned out and she moved on. ( I didnt read the book ) Thats all seems correct, but on the other hand, I think there was a little bit of leeway ( no pun intended ) built into the movie , so that one could conclude that she may have been able to somehow get help, and after a long recovery for Lee, they were together sitting outside once more. ( ?) Note also , in the last scene, the blankets and positioning seemed different from the previous scene of them sitting outside.

@@SIERRATREESwe saw his bloody necklace under the bed at the end. She definitely ate him. The last scene of them was a flashback- he had the necklace on.

@@Happy_Cappy1 tx

@@Happy_Cappy1 too far away to see the necklace

It represents the moment in time where they really were just a normal, happy couple. It's a token that Maren will always keep with herself, even after he dies, she'll always remember him by the memories and love they had together.

I thought it was gross

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no love at all in this movie, they were only together because of their condition

I didn't love it

In the book....she eats him. She accepts herself as she is and attracts another guy to her. She eats him at the end too.

I noticed that wound as well, but he had it throughout the film. I interpreted it as having happening during his struggle with his father….it’s a scar from a bite.

IMO I feel like the colour blue represented a sort of freedom. ie. the freedom to eat others with minimal guilt (live your life being your true authentic self). I also think it could represent the trauma and sensitivity of each character. This is just a guess cause I’m only watched the movie once so take my words pretty lightly 😅😅

i heard that in the book their a type of vampire-ghoul with supernatural abilities capable of eating an entire person bones and all in a few minutes

I mean there's definitely a level of supernatural ability to them, like being able to smell other eaters or tearing through flesh. Have you ever tried biting into a very rare steak? It's not easy!!

Seriously this movie is so anime-esque, it was totally giving me Tokyo ghoul vibes and beyond The boundary vibes.

@@anjel130 society is really going down the drain

yet they labeled it as a romance movie in the first place

That person she is sitting with is lee, it can be interpreted as a flashback or that he lived I like to think he lived but I think it was a flashback

I left same comment. That was the ending I saw and it was not discussed in vod. Felt crazy for a minute. So I was also curious, but it's 100 percent lee it's his hair and everything.

its a metaphor of how lee will always be a part of maren now because of how she consumed him, that scene was symbolic of that

I WAS THINKING THE SAME THING

I wondered about that as well. Somebody in the comments said that, in the novel, they are a supernatural type of ghoul. That explains everything.

I think the 'being able to smell people from unrealistic distances' has to do with emphasising the feeling of loneliness. In a world where you're different and it's so so difficult to find someone who's similar to you, where you feel so isolated and alone, when you come across someone who is simialr to you, you can sense it immediately. It emphasises that overwhelming feeling of finding humanity in yourself through a very tangible and literal sense (pardon the pun). In terms of 'being able to consume unlikely large amounts of flesh' that has to do with addiction and how it consumes you. Humans consume way more than they should when it comes to addiction, but they do because in order to reach that high they get, every time they're forced to consume even more as tolerance to the substance builds. Notice how Lee and Maren started off in small amounts and it builds up. I think bones and all has many different interpretations, one of them I wonder, is representation of overdose?

I've seen three main theories regarding that scene: 1) It's just a memory of a time they felt very emotionally connected and fully understood one another. 2) Now since Maren has eaten Lee bones and all, she has a much deeper connection to him. Her views of herself and their addiction got in the way of their relationship frequently and resulted in them tending to disagree a lot. This was her truly accepting herself and symbolism of true union and seeing eye to eye. 3) They're in Limbo. After Lee died Maren couldn't live on without him so k¡||3d herself (You could perhaps say this is symbolism of what addiction does to someone. Another metaphor could be how many su¡©¡d3s are a result of not being accepted for who people are).

in her mind obv

What's his story? I kinda felt bad for him in a way, he seemed lonely for so long that it made him mentally unstable

@@yuufeternal5837 he was her grandfather! That's why he followed her everywhere. Her dad was instituted in the book and he was adopted.

@@BlkSheepLoneWolf what?? that's so dumb, movie sully was better and more realistic

@schzti I'm just saying the difference between the book and movie. Sully was the twist in the book...he was grand-dad. Her father was the one in the hospital ...it made sense in the book. But to think of it in the movie, that way would be dumb because a lot of things are changed in the movie. Read or listen to the book. It's much better for sure.

@schzti oh you read the book? Yeah, imo I just like the book. The visual was cool tho in the movie.

You're such a literal thinker to the point of annoyance. This movie + the book is very metaphorical. It can represent so many things. Battling with addiction, parental abu$e, su¡c¡de, not being accepted for who you are, young love, discovery of yourself, the affects of bullying, mental illness, independence... Anyone who watches it with an open mind, through Luca's directing and the acting will be able to see the very important message it carries. It's such surface level to look at this as just cannibalism...

It's not at all about veganism and I have no clue how you came to that conclusion. It's about childhood trauma, parental abu$e, addiction, battling with addiction, su¡c¡de, not being accepted for who you are, young love, discovery of yourself, the affects of bullying, mental illness, independence...