Wednesday, 16 September 2009

TIFF'09 Day 6 Vlog - Tuesday September 15, 2009



Films Discussed: The Warrior and the Wolf, The Loved Ones, Every Day is a Holiday and La Donation / The Legacy

The Toronto International Film Festival runs from September 10 - 19, 2009 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
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3 comments:

Jeff said...

You were at the same screening of The Loved Ones as me. I noticed a few older people walk out once the movie starting getting insane. I don't usually watch horror movies I enjoyed the craziness of The Loved Ones. It's creepy, funny and crazy... definitely funny to watch a midnight madness movie at 3:30pm.

16 September 2009 at 08:45
tamara said...

I was also at the screenings of The Loved Ones and The Warrior and the Wolf on Tuesday. Of those two, I hadn't met anyone who liked Warrior. I didn't know about the sexual violence beforehand, but there wasn't some sort of a link or reason for it. I saw many people leave before it got halfway, and some of those hung around to see if it got better.

As for The Loved Ones, the campiness made the torture less intense. It was a fun film to watch and the director was very friendly.

17 September 2009 at 02:24
Shannon the Movie Moxie said...

Interesting to hear about the walk outs, I don't usually see them but for MM films during the day I can certainly see it happening. I love the crowd at Midnight, but it makes for such a long day, and it's also funny to see 'regular' peoples reactions.

I didn't realized there were walk outs at Warrior and the Wolf. I think knowing about the sexual violence made me a little calmer about it, but rarely do I ever think a film needs it and here the only things I can think of that they would be trying to say about it, aren't that great. It wasn't a fave of mine but I didn't hate it.

I enjoyed the Loved Ones but man, it was hard to sit through! The song has been stuck in my head for days.

17 September 2009 at 07:50

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